Answers to the questions we hear most before a trip.
Sun protection, polarized sunglasses, a hat, and drinking water. We provide tackle, bait, ice, and license coverage.
Trips are rescheduled or refunded for unsafe weather. Light rain usually doesn't stop a trip — wind and lightning do.
No — our license coverage applies to everyone on board.
Yes. Most of what we do is hands-on instruction, especially for family and half-day trips.
Full refund for weather cancellations. For angler cancellations made more than 48 hours out, the deposit is refundable.
A shallow-draft flats skiff, built to run in less than a foot of water — the same boats used across the Mosquito Lagoon for sight-fishing.
Most trips are set up for up to two anglers for the best fishing experience, with a third sometimes possible depending on the trip type — ask when booking.
Redfish and trout fish well year-round, snook fishing is best from late spring through summer, and winter's clearer, calmer water often makes for the best sight-fishing conditions overall.
Yes, on request for any fish you'd like to keep within legal limits — we can also walk you through current size and bag limits on board.
Yes — most first-time anglers start exactly here. Expect hands-on help with casting, tackle, and technique throughout the trip.
Lightweight, sun-protective clothing, closed-toe shoes that can get wet, and layers for cooler mornings — Florida mornings can start chilly even when the afternoon is warm.
Absolutely, though it's not required — we provide everything needed and are happy to use gear you're comfortable with too.