Deep-Sea Fishing on the Sanctuary 47 Foot Hatteras in Key West
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
4–8 hours
Fitness Level
Basic physical fitness is recommended for standing, reeling, and handling fishing equipment for extended periods.
Overview
Step aboard the Sanctuary 47 Foot Hatteras for an unforgettable deep-sea fishing adventure in Key West. Perfect for anglers of all levels looking to hook Mahi, Wahoo, or Marlin.
Sanctuary 47 Foot Hatteras
$1,150–$2,050 • For all ages! • Up to 6 People • 4 - 12 Hour Options
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About This Adventure
Embark on an unforgettable offshore deep-sea fishing adventure! Join our expert crew to catch thrilling species like Mahi, Wahoo, and Marlin. With customizable charter durations and special requests available, this experience promises excitement and personal touches, making it a perfect outing for fishing enthusiasts and newcomers alike.
Come catch some Mahi, Wahoo, Black Fin Tuna, Sailfish, and Marlin!
Rates and Durations
$1,150 Half Day Private Charter (4 Hours) $1,450 3/4 Day Private Charter (6 Hours) $1,650 Full Day Private Charter (8 Hours) $1,850 Ten Hour Private Charter $2,050 Twelve Hour Private Charter
About
Offshore Deep Sea Fishing with our knowledgeable and professional crew for species such as Mahi, Wahoo, Black Fin Tuna, Sailfish, and Marlin.
- Special requests welcome, i.e. tarpon, shark etc.
All start times can be modified per request.
Adventure Tips
Arrive Early for Safety Briefing
Plan to arrive at least 30 minutes before departure to go through safety instructions and gear setup.
Pack Sun Protection
Bring sunscreen, a hat, and polarized sunglasses to protect yourself from strong Florida sun and glare off the water.
Stay Hydrated
Carry water or purchase beverages onboard to avoid dehydration during the long hours fishing offshore.
Wear Non-Slip Shoes
Use deck-friendly, non-slip footwear to maintain good footing on wet surfaces while fishing.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Bottlenose dolphins frequently ride the bow waves
- Sea turtles can often be seen swimming near the surface
History
Key West has a long heritage of fishing and maritime trade, dating back to the early 19th century when it was a key port for piracy and wreck salvage.
Conservation
Efforts by local groups and charter operators help protect marine habitats by following catch-and-release practices and minimizing ocean pollution.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Polarized Sunglasses
Reduces glare and helps you see beneath the water’s surface.
summer specific
Sunscreen
Protects your skin from intense sun exposure on open water.
Non-Slip Deck Shoes
Provides stability and safety on the wet decks of the boat.
Lightweight Rain Jacket
Protects from unexpected rain showers common in spring.
spring specific