All Ages • 4 Hours • Come Fish the Open Seas!
Head offshore from Ponce Inlet for a four-hour shark-fishing run that pairs practical instruction with high-adrenaline angling. Compact groups and experienced guides make this a safe, memorable way to hook hard-fighting sharks.
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Difficulty
moderate
Duration
4 hours
Fitness Level
You should be able to stand for extended periods, brace against pulls, and manage short bursts of strength while fighting a fish.
Wildlife
History
Ponce Inlet has a working inlet and a historic lighthouse that marks this active channel and long maritime history.
Conservation
Operators emphasize catch-and-release and adherence to Florida regulations; handling practices minimize stress on sharks and bycatch.
All Ages • 4 Hours • Come Fish the Open Seas!
Arrive early to check gear
Give yourself 20–30 minutes to board, listen to the safety briefing, and settle seasickness meds if needed.
Dress for spray and sun
Wear layered non-slip shoes and a windproof top; sun protection is essential even on overcast days.
Use motion-sickness prevention
If you’re prone to seasickness, take medication or use acupressure bands before boarding—conditions can turn choppy offshore.
Practice safe release techniques
Follow crew instructions on handling and photographing sharks to protect both animals and anglers.
Sunscreen & hat
Long offshore exposure makes high-SPF protection critical.
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Non-slip deck shoes
Secure footing during fights and on a wet deck reduces injury risk.
Motion-sickness medication
Prevention keeps you in the action when seas get choppy.
Fast-shutter camera or phone
Capture action shots and document safe releases with quick autofocus.