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Saltwater Fishing with Hillbilly Hooker: Reef & Wreck Adventures

Stock Islandeasy

Difficulty

easy

Duration

4–8 hours

Fitness Level

Minimal physical effort required, suitable for most ages

Overview

Join Hillbilly Hooker for half-day reef and wreck fishing trips that combine vibrant marine life with exciting catches amid historic wreck sites. Perfect for anglers of all skill levels, these trips deliver a memorable day on the water.

Stock Island, Florida

3/4 Day Reef/Wreck Fishing, Hillbilly Hooker

6 Hours | Private Charter | Up to 6 People | All Ages | Catch Mahi-Mahi, Tuna, and more!

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About This Adventure

Rates

Private Charter (Up to 6 people, all ages): $1100 Rates include fuel charge. We will cover a lot of ocean and catch big fish.

Duration

6 Hours

About

With 6hrs of bottom fishing, we will run a bit farther than our 4hr trip to target more productive reefs and wrecks. Targeting snapper, grouper, amberjack, progie, african pompano.

Fish mainly in the Atlantic ocean but will fish in the gulf during the winter months when bigger fish move into shallower water.

What to Bring:

  • Sunscreen
  • Food and Drink of preference (alcohol is allowed on board our vessels)
  • Hat and sunglasses are recommended
  • Motion sickness pills if needed

We Will Provide

  • Fishing licenses
  • All rods, reels and bait
  • Cooler with ice and water
  • Fish cleaning at the end of the trip

Adventure Tips

Check weather conditions

Ensure favorable weather for a safer, more enjoyable trip.

Bring sun protection

Wear sunscreen, hats, and sunglasses to stay protected under the sun.

Start early

Morning trips often yield the best fishing conditions.

Bring comfortable clothing

Dress in layers suited for changes in temperature and conditions at sea.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Dolphins
  • Sea turtles

History

The wreck sites are remnants of historic ships sunk during wartime, now teeming with marine life.

Conservation

The operation emphasizes catch and release practices to preserve local fish populations and protect the marine ecosystem.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Recommended Gear

Fishing rod and reel

Essential

Provided by the charter, suited for reef and wreck fishing.

Sunscreen

Essential

Protects your skin during long hours under the sun.

summer specific

Hat and sunglasses

Essential

Shield your eyes from glare and sun exposure.

Waterproof clothing

Keeps you dry in case of spray or weather changes.

fall-winter specific