easy
4–6 hours
Moderate physical fitness helpful for casting and moving around the boat
Join Monroe Canal Marina in Saint James City for a high-powered fishing trip aboard the Chino Sea Pro. Perfect for small groups, this experience combines angling, scenic water access, and waterfront dining—delivering a true Florida coastal adventure. From the moment you step aboard, you'll be greeted with professional guides eager to help you reel in your next catch or simply enjoy the ride through Florida’s vibrant waters. The boat’s 150hp Yamaha engine ensures quick trips to the prime fishing grounds, while its spacious design accommodates up to six anglers comfortably. After a day of fishing, waterfront dining options let you savor fresh seafood while recounting the day’s best stories. What makes this trip special is its balance of accessibility, thrill, and local flavor—making it suitable for both seasoned anglers aiming for trophy catches and newcomers eager to learn the ropes. The location’s laid-back, inviting vibe encourages a relaxed yet exciting outdoor experience. With access to lesser-known fishing spots and insider tips, Monroe Canal Marina offers a genuine taste of coastal Florida adventure that’s just a short drive from Fort Myers. Whether you’re after the thrill of the catch or simply seeking a scenic day on the water, this outing promises to make your Florida visit memorable.
Sunny days with light winds tend to produce the best fishing conditions; always check the weather before heading out.
Spending hours on the water means protecting yourself from sun exposure and staying hydrated is key.
Getting on the water at sunrise maximizes your time in prime fishing spots and avoids midday boat traffic.
Light, breathable clothing and a hat will help keep you comfortable during long hours on the water.
Saint James City has a long-standing history as a fishing hub, dating back to early settlements along Florida’s coast.
The marina emphasizes sustainable fishing practices and respects local waterways, helping preserve the health of regional ecosystems.
Protects your skin during long hours under the Florida sun.
summer specific
Provides a layer of protection against unexpected rain or wind on chilly days.
spring|fall|winter specific
Helps reduce glare on the water, improving visibility of fish and underwater structures.
Offers shade for your face and neck while spending hours on the water.