moderate
4–6 hours
Suitable for those with basic stamina for standing and some movement on a boat
Step aboard Apalachicola’s Legacy Charters for an immersive fishing trip on the Gulf Coast’s rich estuaries. Captain Marcus’ local insight turns every outing into a memorable hunt for redfish and trout.
Florida’s sun can be intense on the water—sunscreen, sunglasses, and a wide-brimmed hat are essential.
Staying hydrated during long trips on the bay is crucial, so carry plenty of drinking water.
Boat decks can get wet and slippery; sturdy, non-slip footwear improves safety.
Respect size and bag limits to help maintain Apalachicola’s fish populations for future visits.
Apalachicola was once a booming oyster capital in the U.S., a legacy that continues to influence its fishing culture.
Local guides emphasize catch-and-release practices and sustainable limits to protect the delicate bay ecosystems.
Protect your hands from sun and fish handling during long trips.
summer specific
Reduces surface glare for better visibility into the water.
Useful in cooler months or if caught in sudden rain.
spring|fall|winter specific
Offers extended sun protection during midday hours.
summer specific