Rates

Private Charter: $550
Price includes 3 people, 4th person is an extra $50 | All Ages welcome

Duration

4 Hours

About

Now that the sun is setting early, the weather is cooling off, and the bugs are backing down a bit, fishing at night become a a real opportunity to test your skills in the dark. While live bait and trophy hunting can always reap dividends, I like to head out and toss ultra light gear and tiny Yozuri minnows at the lights. It is a truly finesse style of fishing that will test your casting skills in the dark, but it will provide some sweet exhilaration when you see a snook, trout or redfish zoom in behind your lure and inhale it, or follow it, or both, while you grit your teeth and try to keep your nerves calm. We average 10-20 fish each night, on the right tides of course, and always have a chance to hook some big fish, although the average are medium sized fish. Its just easy to head out at sunset fish 3 or 4 hours and be home and showered for the evening news, with the fishing itch scratched! Give me a shout, and lets see if you're up for this fun sophisticated and productive style of fishing!

What You’ll Need and Other Tips

• Sun Protection: Sunscreen, hats, polarized sunglasses, long-sleeved shirts
• Rain Protection: Rain jackets, foul weather gear – “just in case”
• Drinks. Food and Snacks – I provide a cooler with ice. (Helpful Hint: When ordering subs or sandwiches the night before the trip, have them made “dry” with condiments, oil, etc. on the side. This will keep your sandwiches from getting soggy overnight)
• Camera and video camera that can get wet
• If you prefer to fish with your own tackle, we encourage you to bring your favorite rods aboard.
• Please be sure to NOT wear any dark-soled shoes or sneakers as this tends to mark up the deck. (We want to keep her nice and clean for your next trip.)
• Please be sure to be on-time (early would be even better)
• Please bring bug spray.