moderate
4 hours
Participants should have basic physical fitness to handle boat movement and casting, but no advanced fitness is required.
Join Killen Time Fishing Charters for an exhilarating 4-hour Spanish Mackerel fishing trip in Panama City, Florida. Perfect for anglers of all levels, this adventure promises fast-paced action and beautiful coastal scenery. Keep reading to discover tips, seasonal insights, and more to make your trip unforgettable!
All ages • 4 Hours • Up to 18 people • Private charter
Join a thrilling 4-hour fishing adventure targeting Spanish Mackerel, ideal for families and beginners. Departing from St. Andrews Marina, you'll explore prime fishing spots in the stunning waters of Panama City, Florida, all while receiving expert guidance. Experience the excitement of offshore fishing in a memorable setting.
Join a thrilling 4-hour fishing adventure targeting Spanish Mackerel, ideal for families and beginners. Departing from St. Andrews Marina, you'll explore prime fishing spots in the stunning waters of Panama City, Florida, all while receiving expert guidance. Experience the excitement of offshore fishing in a memorable setting.
Fish are most active during early sunrise hours, so start your trip at dawn for prime biting conditions.
Wear sunscreen, hats, and UV-protective clothing to stay comfortable throughout the sunny day on the water.
Spanish Mackerel respond well to fast-moving lures; consider using shiny spoons or jigs to attract their attention.
These fish are known for their rapid bites; stay alert and ready to set the hook quickly.
Panama City has a rich maritime history, with fishing remaining a vital part of local culture for centuries.
Killen Time Fishing Charters emphasizes sustainable fishing practices to preserve local fish populations and marine ecosystems.
Protect your skin from sun exposure during long hours on the water.
summer specific
Shield your eyes and face from sun glare while fishing.
Be prepared for sudden rain showers or cooler weather.
spring|fall specific
Protect your hands during handling fish and gear.