moderate
4–6 hours
Participants should have a basic level of physical fitness; no technical skills required but able to handle boat movements and weather conditions.
Discover the thrill of riding the waves in Marathon aboard a 43-foot Freeman, powered by quad Mercury engines. Perfect for fishing, sightseeing, or sunset cruises, this boat offers a high-adrenaline experience in the Florida Keys.
Starting at $1495 l 1/2, 3/4, & Full days l All Ages | Up to 6 Anglers
Embark on an unforgettable private fishing charter in Marathon, FL, accommodating up to six anglers. Choose from diverse fishing adventures, including reef, offshore, and eco tours, all led by an experienced captain. Enjoy comfortable seating, onboard amenities, and the flexibility to customize your itinerary for a truly unique experience.
All Ages Welcome
1/2 Day Reef/Bay/Wreck (4 Hours): $1,495 1/2 Day Offshore (4 Hours): $1,995 1/2 Day Island Eco Tour (4 Hours):$1,495 3/4 Day Reef/Bay/Wreck (6 Hours): $2,295 3/4 Day Offshore (6 Hours): $2,695 3/4 Day Island Eco Tour (6 Hours):$2,295 Full Day Reef/Bay/Wreck (8 Hours): $2,695 Full Day Offshore (8 Hours): $3,395 Full Day Island Eco Tour (8 Hours):$2,695 Full Day Swordfish (8-10 Hours): $3,695 Fort Jefferson/Dry Tortugas National Park:$3,995 (DTNP admission fees not included go to: go.nps.gov/everfees) Far Gulf <60 Miles (8 - 10 Hours): $3,895 Extended Far Gulf >60-120 Miles (10 -12 Hours): $4,495 Dry Tortugas - Bottom Fishing (10-12 Hours): $4,495 XX Far Gulf >120-150 Miles (12 Hours): $4995 Pulley Ridge up to 4 people: $6,695 Pulley Ridge up to 5 people. $7,695 Pulley Ridge up to 6 people. $8,695
Reef/Bay/Wreck consist of anchoring & bottom fishing for Grouper, All Snapper, African Pompano, Amberjack, Cobia, Permit, Kingfish, Shark Barracuda and More!
Offshore consist of trolling & live baiting for Sailfish, Kingfish, Mahi-Mahi, Tuna, Wahoo, Marlin & More! About 8 hours
Island Eco Tour: Mix Up your Fun! Fishing/Swimming/Sandbar/Island Hopping
Swordfish: Daytime swordfishing dropping down 1500-2200 for swordfish up to several hundred pounds. About 8-10 hours
Far Gulf: Go 30-60 miles out. Departs 7am. Target the wreck that is not hit as often. About 8-10 hours
Extended Far Gulf: Go 60-120 miles out. Departs 5am. Target the wreck that is not hit as often. About 10-12 hours
XX Far Gulf: Go 120-150 miles out, departs 5am, targets the wrecks that are not hit as often. About 12 hours.
Dry Tortugas - Fishing. Go about 120 miles, targets bottom fish: Yellowtail, Mutton Snapper, Groper and more! Departs 6am, About 10-12 Hours.
Fort Jefferson/Dry Tortugas National Park, about 9-11 hours, departs from Marathon, FL at 730am, or Key West, FL at 830am. Arrives at Garden Key/Ft Jefferson about 1030am, spend 5 hours at the Fort, departs at 330pm, return/arrives Marathon about 630pm or Key West about 530pm. Patrons must pay a cash fee upon arrival for their admittance into Ft. Jefferson, or park passes are available online at go.np.gov/everfees. DTNP fees not included. Sightsee the coastline, wildlife and historic lighthouses on the way. Tour the Fort/Garden Key, swim and snorkel from the beaches at this historic National Park. Since this is a private charter, the itinerary/times can be customized for you. Our 39' & 43' boats are available for booking this tour, max 6 persons each boat.
Pulley Ridge: Go about 140 - 200 miles out, about 15+ hours, Departs 4am, Returns about 7pm Targets: Groupers (Giant Warsaw, Snowy, Yellowedge, Scamp, Black, Gag, Rock Hind and more), Snappers (Silk, Queen, Vermillion, Mutton and more) Pelagics (Wahoo, Tuna, Mahi Mahi, Kingfish and more)
March 11th - August 31st 8:00am, 1pm, 3:00pm and 5:00pm
September 1 - October 31st 8:00am, 1pm, and 3:00pm
November 1 - March 10th 8:00am and 1pm
11499 Overseas Hwy, Marathon, FL 33050
Always wear a life jacket and follow the captain’s safety instructions to ensure a fun and secure outing.
Bring waterproof camera gear to get stunning photos of marine wildlife and scenic ocean views.
Check weather conditions and plan your trip accordingly for smooth sailing and comfortable waters.
Maintain a respectful distance from wildlife and follow guidelines to protect the marine environment.
Marathon has been a key fishing hub since the early 20th century, with a rich maritime history guiding its community.
Operators follow eco-friendly practices, including responsible wildlife viewing and waste disposal to preserve the area's vibrant marine ecosystem.
Helps protect from sun exposure during long hours on the water.
summer specific
Apply generously to prevent sunburn during outdoor adventure.
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Reduces glare and enhances visibility of marine life and water surfaces.
all specific
Bring your own or rent on-site for a full fishing experience.
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