4 Hours • 1-4 sportsmen • 17 and younger must have a guardian on the boat
Hunt invasive tilapia, snakehead, and clown knife fish beneath LED lights on a four-hour night bowfishing charter in the Fort Lauderdale area. Expect fast action, practical conservation impact, and hands-on instruction for anglers age 12 and up.
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Difficulty
moderate
Duration
4 Hours
Fitness Level
Stable balance and basic upper-body control required; suitable for most active teens and adults.
Wildlife
History
South Florida has faced decades of invasive fish introductions; nighttime bowfishing developed locally as a control method with recreational benefits.
Conservation
Removing invasive species helps native fish and habitat health; follow captain guidance and local regulations to minimize bycatch and disturbance.
Hunting Iguanas
4 Hours • 1-4 sportsmen • 17 and younger must have a guardian on the boat
Hunting Iguanas is a South Florida-based outfitter specializing in private, species-focused half-day outdoor experiences. The company operates two distinct private trips, each limited to a maximum of nine sportsmen per reservation. The Private Half Day Peacock Bass Fishing Charter offers anglers the opportunity to target peacock bass—an Amazon-native species that supports vibrant freshwater action in Florida waters. That fishing charter is run as a private trip with experienced guides and all equipment provided so guests can focus on casting and landing aggressive fish.
The Private Half Day Iguana Charter is an urban safari-style hunt conducted across multiple South Florida locations. Guides use precision air rifles to target invasive iguanas, providing instruction on shot placement, location scouting, and logistics during each outing. Both trips prioritize private bookings and small group sizes to deliver focused, hands-on guidance and a tailored experience for each reservation.
Hunting Iguanas appeals to anglers and outdoorspeople seeking memorable half-day adventures close to urban centers. Trip descriptions specify included gear for the peacock bass outing and multiple-location access for iguana hunts. With private charters, experienced guides, and a clear maximum group size, Hunting Iguanas frames its offerings as efficient, guided half-day options for anglers and hunters interested in species-specific pursuits in South Florida.
Max Group Size
9 sportsmen
Private bookings per reservation
Location
South Florida
Urban and freshwater sites
Trip Length
Half day
Efficient morning or afternoon outings
Equipment
Fishing gear included
All tackle supplied for peacock bass
Select a peacock bass fishing or iguana hunting date and secure a private, small-group experience with expert guides—max 9 sportsmen per reservation.
Follow safety briefings
Listen closely to the crew’s safety and shooting instructions before any bow is drawn; night conditions amplify risk.
Wear stable, closed-toe shoes
Non-slip footwear keeps you steady on a wet deck and improves balance for accurate shots.
Protect your camera
Use a fast-shutter camera or a waterproof phone case—the action happens in low light and near spray.
Dress in layers
Even in South Florida, temperatures drop after sunset—bring a light jacket to stay comfortable.
Closed-toe shoes
Protects feet on a wet deck and improves stability during shots.
Headlamp (red-light preferred)
Hands-free light for moving on deck without ruining night-adapted vision.
Lightweight waterproof jacket
Keeps you warm and dry on chillier nights or unexpected spray.
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Camera with fast shutter or waterproof phone case
Captures low-light action and fast splashes without damage to gear.