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Offshore Fishing Adventures with Captain Daddy’s in Port Orange - Daytona Beach

Offshore Fishing Adventures with Captain Daddy’s in Port Orange

Daytona Beachmoderate

Difficulty

moderate

Duration

6–10 hours

Fitness Level

Basic physical fitness required for casting, reeling, and standing on a moving boat; suitable for most ages with accommodations.

Overview

Set sail from Port Orange with Captain Daddy’s for unforgettable offshore fishing. From hammerhead sharks to mahi-mahi, every trip is tailored to deliver a hands-on experience with the Atlantic’s best game fish.

Offshore Fishing Adventures with Captain Daddy’s in Port Orange

Adventure Tips

Book by group interest

Communicate your target species and fishing goals in advance to tailor the trip for the best possible experience.

Prepare for varying sea conditions

Dress in layers and bring motion sickness remedies if you’re sensitive to offshore waters.

Bring sun protection

Long hours on the water require sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat to guard against intense Florida sun.

Stay hydrated and pack snacks

Offshore trips can last 6–10 hours, so bring plenty of water and non-perishable snacks.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Hammerhead sharks
  • Atlantic mahi-mahi

History

Volusia County’s waters have long supported commercial and recreational fishing, playing a critical role in Florida’s coastal culture and economy.

Conservation

Captain Daddy’s practices catch-and-release for protected species and follows local regulations to minimize impact on fragile marine ecosystems.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Recommended Gear

Polarized sunglasses

Essential

Reduces glare off water for better visibility and eye protection on sunny trips.

summer specific

Motion sickness medication

Essential

Helps maintain comfort during choppier offshore conditions, especially for first-timers.

Non-slip shoes

Essential

Provides stability and safety on wet boat decks.

Light layers or windbreaker

Protects against wind chill during morning launches or cooler seasons.

spring specific