What species can I expect to catch?

Typical targets include red grouper, gag grouper, mangrove and lane snapper, amberjack and seasonal pelagics depending on location and time of year.

Yes—this charter supplies all fishing gear, tackle and safety equipment; you need only bring food, drinks and personal items.

How seasickness-prone is the trip?

The SeaKeeper 3 gyro reduces up to 95% of roll, lowering motion-sickness risk, but bring preventive meds if you’re sensitive.

How far offshore do you go?

Trips generally run 30–45 miles offshore to access reef, wreck and deep-water bottom structure.

Are children allowed?

The listing notes ages 5+ in the headline; contact the operator for any age-specific seating or safety details.

What amenities are onboard?

Amenities include Starlink Wi‑Fi, live wells, microwave, electronic head, isinglass enclosure, bean bags and a secondary control station.

Full-Day Offshore Charter: 8–12 Hour Gulf Fishing from Naples

Adventure Brief

Leave the harbor for 30–45 miles of Gulf structure aboard The Bottom Line on a full-day, 8–12 hour offshore charter out of Naples, Florida. Modern stabilization, Starlink Wi‑Fi and a pro crew make this a top choice for families and dedicated anglers chasing grouper, snapper and bigger deep-water species.

8–12 hours

challenging

From $3,810.70

From the dock in Naples, Florida, a full day offshore charter aboard The Bottom Line pushes 30–45 miles into the Gulf of Mexico, where concrete reef, wreck structure and deep sand fingers concentrate big fish. On an 8–12 hour run you’ll chase red grouper and gag grouper, pull mangrove and lane snapper, and prospect for amberjack, kingfish and other deep-water species that reward patience and heavier tackle. The distance and time let the captain pick structure, drift lines, and change tactics through the day—bottom fishing, wreck drops, and live-bait drifts—so each hour has purpose. The Bottom Line sets itself apart with modern systems that matter offshore. A SeaKeeper 3 gyro-stabilizer under the deck cuts roll and keeps lines steady when conditions turn, which means more productive fishing and less motion-sickness. Unlimited Starlink Wi‑Fi keeps you connected from the dock to 100+ miles offshore, useful for safety, weather checks, or posting the day’s catch. Creature comforts include a teak rocket launcher, SeaDeck flooring, 100‑gallon livewell, swivel rod holders, GemLux outriggers, a secondary control station, dive door, electronic flush head, microwave and an isinglass enclosure—everything designed for long, comfortable days on the water. The crew provides all fishing gear, tackle and safety equipment; guests bring food, drinks, sunscreen and anticipation. That combination makes this trip equally good for serious anglers chasing numbers and families that want a full-day experience with support at every station. With plenty of lines in the water and crew coaching on baiting, rigging and fighting fish, rookies often land species they didn’t expect. Naples’ coastal waters are part of a larger Gulf ecosystem shaped by coral and limestone reef, artificial wrecks that create vertical relief, and nearby deeper shelf edges. Those features produce concentrated feeding zones and dramatic bottom changes anglers seek. The charter’s range lets you target both shallow reef species and deeper aggregations without the constraint of a half-day schedule. Practical notes: expect 8–12 hours at sea; plan for sun protection, seasickness prevention, and durable tackle for heavy fish. This operator emphasizes safety and comfort—live wells, life‑raft and modern electronics are standard—so you can focus on the rhythm of the drift and the explosive runs that make offshore days unforgettable. For anyone visiting Naples who wants a true Gulf offshore experience with modern gear and an experienced crew, this full-day trip delivers depth, distance and real fishing opportunity. Expect changing light and sea states across the run: early morning flat calm often produces clean bites on shallow structure, while late-day current can bring larger bottom fish into feed. Bring layered clothing, a waterproof phone bag and a camera for action shots—many anglers walk off a full-day trip with stories, lessons and a box full of fish.