easy
3 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; minimal physical activity involved
Join Kay K IV Fishing Charters in Islamorada for a thrilling 3-hour night excursion targeting sharks and tarpon. Perfect for adventurers of all skill levels, this trip combines comfort with adrenaline in the vibrant Florida Keys waters.
In the vibrant waters surrounding Islamorada, a haven for anglers and adventure seekers alike, Kay K IV Fishing Charters offers an electrifying 3-hour nighttime excursion into nearshore fishing. Operating aboard their luxurious 38-foot Henriquez, this voyage puts you face-to-face with some of South Florida’s most iconic and challenging species: sharks and tarpon. Whether you’re a seasoned angler or a curious beginner, the crew’s focus on comfort and safety ensures a seamless experience. The boat’s air-conditioned cabin and clean facilities make for a relaxing respite between bites, while the captain and first mate’s expertise transform the night into a fishing adventure you won’t forget.
Islamorada, situated in the Florida Keys, is renowned globally for its rich marine life and world-class fishing. As the sun dips below the horizon, the waters come alive with activity—sharks glide stealthily beneath the surface, and tarpon roll just below the glow of the moon. Night fishing introduces a unique thrill, with the possibility of hooking into these elusive creatures amid the calm, warm Gulf waters. This trip highlights the area's vibrant marine ecosystem and offers a chance to learn about local species in their natural habitat.
What sets Kay K IV apart is their dedication to making every trip both accessible and memorable, with a focus on the natural features that make Islamorada a fishing paradise. The combination of comfortable amenities, professional guidance, and prime location makes this experience a standout in the Florida Keys’ outdoor recreation scene. It’s perfect for anyone eager to deepen their connection with the ocean while enjoying an adventure that’s as educational as it is exhilarating.
Dress in layers and bring a light jacket as it can get cool in the evening.
Getting to the dock 15-30 minutes before departure ensures a smooth start and time to prepare gear.
Avoid shiny jewelry or reflective gear to reduce glare and increase your chances of a catch.
Bring headlamps or flashlights for safety when moving around the boat after dark.
Islamorada has a rich fishing heritage dating back over a century, establishing it as a premier outdoor destination.
Kay K IV emphasizes sustainable fishing practices to protect the region’s marine health and ensure future generations can enjoy it.
Stay comfortable and cool in the warm Florida night air.
summer specific
Even during night trips, sun protection helps during daytime prep and onshore activities.
spring and fall specific
Reduce glare while moving around the boat during daytime or dock time.
summer specific
Keep dry during unexpected showers or cooler conditions at night.
winter specific