moderate
4–6 hours
Participants should have a basic level of fitness to handle standing, casting, and reeling on a boat for several hours.
Join Native Sportfishing in St. Petersburg for a half-day inshore fishing trip where the chance to hook Snook, Tarpon, and sharks offers a true taste of Florida's marine adventure. Perfect for anglers seeking excitement and a chance to land big fish amidst stunning coastal scenery.
6 Hours • All Ages • Up to 6 Anglers • Private Charter
Embark on an exhilarating half-day inshore fishing adventure with Capt. Kyle Wallace aboard the comfortable "Native 1." Target a variety of fish, including Snook and Tarpon, in the stunning waters of St. Petersburg and Tampa Bay. Enjoy top-notch equipment and a memorable experience tailored for fishing enthusiasts!
6 Hours
Join Capt. Kyle Wallace aboard the 25' C-Hawk "Native 1" for an action-packed adventure! Target Snook, Redfish, Seatrout, Mackerel, and seasonal Tarpon in St. Petersburg and Tampa Bay's inshore waters. Enjoy the best-equipped and most comfortable vessel on Tampa Bay for an unforgettable fishing experience!
Wear high-SPF sunscreen, a wide-brim hat, and sunglasses to shield against the Florida sun during the day.
Light, moisture-wicking clothing is best; mornings can be cooler, while afternoons warm up quickly.
Bring plenty of water to stay refreshed during the busy, sun-drenched hours on the water.
Learn basic shark handling techniques beforehand for a safer, more enjoyable experience if you hook one.
The Tampa Bay area has a rich maritime history, dating back to its founding in the 1800s, with fishing playing a crucial role in local development.
Native Sportfishing emphasizes sustainable practices, ensuring the health of fish populations and surrounding ecosystems for future generations.
Protect your skin from intense sun exposure while on the water with a high-SPF sunscreen.
summer specific
Reduce glare and improve visibility into the water to spot biting fish and sharks beneath the surface.
Protect your hands during casting and handling fish, especially in cooler or rougher conditions.
spring-fall specific
Shield your face and neck from the sun while out on the boat.