easy
4-8 hours
All skill levels welcome; no special fitness required
Hook into the vibrant inshore waters with The Gambler, a premier fishing charter offering thrilling inshore adventures. Discover rich marine life and enjoy a comfortable trip in a prime coastal location.
$190
Parking is free!
12 hours
Approximate, not guaranteed.
The Gambler's 12 Hour Inshore Exotics trips are limited to just 2 trips in late September and early October. It can be a great way to try your skill at mahi mahi, bonito, little tunny and other pelagics.
For your comfort and elbow room, these trips are limited to just 24 passengers. Trips will fish anywhere from 20 to 40 miles offshore—wherever we have to go for the most action.
No two of these adventures is ever the same and we never know what type of top water action we might come across. Often, we drift baits into a light chum slick in areas where the water is crystal clean and sea life abounds.
We will have virtually everything you need on board. Rod and reel rental, bait (included) Available: hooks and sinkers, food and beverages, ice and a place to store you catch. Heavy spinning rod and reel or 20 to 30lb class conventional set is recommended. Our mates are always there to help when needed, from instruction to fish filleting at the end of the trip.
Don't forget to dress in layers and bring sunscreen. Taking pictures is a great idea and you can upload pictures right onto our website.
Passengers will be boarded in order of reservation
If using a braided line, you must have a 100yd top-shot of mono only only at the crew’s discretion.
Please arrive at least 1 hour early to check-in and secure your equipment. The boat will leave promptly and can not wait for late arrivals.
Make sure to reserve your spot early, especially during peak seasons.
Wear sunscreen, a hat, and sunglasses to stay comfortable under the sun.
Ensure good weather conditions for a safe and enjoyable trip.
While the boat provides equipment, bringing your own can enhance your experience.
The area has been a vital fishing hub for centuries, with local communities relying on its waters for livelihoods.
Local operators participate in catch and release programs to preserve fish populations and maintain healthy ecosystems.
Wide-brimmed hat, sunscreen, and polarized sunglasses to guard against the sun.
summer specific
Check local regulations about licensing; boat may provide permits.
Comfortable, moisture-wicking clothing suitable for the weather.
spring, summer, fall specific
Capture the day’s highlights and catches.