moderate
4–5 hours
Participants should have basic upper body strength and be comfortable standing and casting for extended periods.
Feel the thrill of battling the elusive silver king on a guided tarpon fishing trip along Florida’s coast. Discover why anglers flock here for an adrenaline rush in pristine saltwater surroundings. Read on for what makes this adventure a true standout.
Typically April thru December is Tarpon Season • 4 & 5 hours • Up to 4 people • Apex Fish!
Experience the thrill of tarpon fishing during peak season! Join our exciting charters in Cocoa Beach or New Smyrna Beach for an unforgettable 4-5 hour adventure battling the powerful silver king of the sea. Enjoy the chance to catch various species while creating lasting memories on the water.
4-5 hours • Tarpon charters normally start just before first light or earlier. Times can vary due to weather and the time of year • We will either meet in Cocoa Beach near Port Canaveral or New Smyrna Beach near Ponce Inlet both right off I-95 just east of Orlando • Call 352-223-7897 if you are wanting to book an afternoon trip.
Prices include 2 anglers, each additional angler/passenger going is $50 each person. Up to 4 people can go. All licenses, state and federal permits, bottled water and tackle included. May thru November. During tarpon trips you may also catch snook, redfish, drum, sharks, jacks, cobia, etc.
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A Yeti cooler is provided for your convenience. HD photos will also be emailed to you as well as video can be seen on our YouTube Channel at: https://www.youtube.com/@Cavanaugh68/videos
Weather appropriate clothes, sun hat, polarized sun glasses, sunscreen, insect repellent, food and drinks are encouraged! We will supply fresh new bottled water. Alcohol is permitted, no glass.
Wear lightweight, moisture-wicking clothing and bring a hat and sunglasses to stay comfortable under the Florida sun.
Capture your adrenaline-filled moments, especially the dramatic jumps and strikes of tarpon.
Apply waterproof sunscreen regularly to protect your skin during long hours on the water.
Verify weather forecasts before heading out to avoid storms and high winds that can impact safety and comfort.
The Indian River Lagoon has supported fishing for centuries, serving as a vital resource for local communities and indigenous tribes.
The area is part of ongoing efforts to restore and protect its delicate estuarine ecosystems, ensuring future generations can enjoy world-class fishing.
Reduces glare, allowing clear sighting of fish beneath the surface.
Keeps you comfortable and dry in varying weather conditions on the water.
summer|spring|fall|winter specific
Shield your skin during long hours exposed to the sun.
Provides extra grip and protects hands during battles with large fish.