
moderate
4 hours
Moderate fitness recommended as you'll be standing and maneuvering gear on a boat for several hours.
Cast your line in the rich waters around Stock Island on this half-day fishing trip that blends inshore excitement with offshore thrills. Perfect for families and avid anglers alike, experience Florida's vibrant marine life and a chance at trophy catches.
All Ages! • 4 Hours • Up to 6 People
Experience the thrill of inshore fishing, with the possibility of venturing offshore when conditions allow. Target a diverse range of species, including snapper, grouper, and barracuda, using light tackle and various bait options. This adventure promises excitement and the chance to reel in memorable catches.
Experience the thrill of inshore fishing, with the possibility of venturing offshore when conditions allow. Target a diverse range of species, including snapper, grouper, and barracuda, using light tackle and various bait options. This adventure promises excitement and the chance to reel in memorable catches.
Protect yourself and the marine ecosystem by using only reef-safe sunscreen, avoiding sprays that can pollute the water.
Polarized lenses reduce glare, helping you spot fish beneath the water's surface more easily.
The Florida sun can be intense; bring water or use provided bottled water to stay well-hydrated throughout your trip.
Long sleeve SPF shirts and hats will shield you from sunburn during long hours on the water.
Stock Island is part of the historic Florida Keys, originally inhabited by indigenous peoples and later developed for fishing and boating industries.
The operators emphasize sustainable fishing practices, including catch-and-release options and usage of reef-safe products to protect fragile marine habitats.
Improve visibility and reduce eye strain under bright Florida sun.
summer specific
Protects your skin and preserves the local marine environment.
summer specific
Provides crucial shade and protection from sun exposure.
summer specific
Stops sunburn and keeps you cool while fishing in open waters.
summer specific