Common Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does a fishing charter cost in Fort Pierce, Florida?

Our 6-hour private fishing charter is $1000 plus a deckhand tip, and our 8-hour private charter is $1200 plus a deckhand tip. Both trips depart at 7:00 AM and are available for groups of up to 6 passengers.

Your charter includes the captain, deckhand, fishing tackle, bait, rods, reels, and hands-on support throughout the trip. We keep the experience simple, organized, and focused so you can spend more time fishing and less time figuring things out.

No, you do not need to bring your own personal fishing license when fishing with us. Our charter operates as a registered Florida charter boat, so the fishing license coverage is included for passengers on board.

A 6-hour charter is a great choice if you want a solid offshore fishing trip within a shorter time frame. The 8-hour charter gives you more time on the water, more flexibility, and more opportunity to target different fishing areas.

Our private fishing charters can take up to 6 passengers. This works well for families, friends, and small groups who want a more comfortable fishing trip with direct support from the captain and deckhand.

What fish can we catch on a Fort Pierce fishing charter?

The catch depends on the season, weather, water conditions, and where the fish are active that day. Common offshore catches may include snapper, grouper, wahoo, and other Florida offshore species.

Yes. Our trips are suitable for both beginners and experienced anglers. The crew helps with the process, guides you during the trip, and makes sure you feel comfortable on the water.

Bring food, drinks, sunglasses, sunscreen, a hat, and anything personal you may need for a day on the water. We provide the fishing gear, tackle, and bait, so you do not need to bring your own equipment.

Yes, you can keep your catch as long as it follows the legal size and bag limits for that species. Our crew will help you understand what can be kept and assist with handling the fish.

Safety comes first. If the weather or water conditions are not suitable, we will discuss the best option with you, which may include rescheduling the trip for a better day.