Regardless Fishing Charters in Jacksonville, Florida

Embark on an exciting nearshore fishing expedition guided by the seasoned expertise of Captain Jeremy aboard his 25ft Pathfinder in Jacksonville, Florida. With an impressive 15 years of experience navigating the local waters, Captain Jeremy invites you to join him for an unforgettable angling adventure, targeting a diverse array of species including Blacktip Shark, Kingfish, Cobia, Flounder, Redfish, and Speckled Trout. Set against the backdrop of Jacksonville's coastal beauty, this nearshore fishing trip promises an exhilarating blend of skill and excitement. Captain Jeremy's extensive knowledge ensures that every angler, from beginners to experienced enthusiasts, can hone their techniques and engage in a thrilling pursuit of various prized species. Navigating the ocean waters of Jacksonville alongside Captain Jeremy unveils a world of angling possibilities. From the adrenaline rush of Shark fishing to the challenge of landing Kingfish, Cobia, and the captivating Flounder, Redfish, and Speckled Trout, each catch promises an exceptional experience. Immerse yourself in an adventure marked by professionalism, angling prowess, and a deep respect for the local marine ecosystem. Captain Jeremy's commitment to ethical fishing practices guarantees an experience that is not only gratifying but also environmentally conscious. Dive into the world of nearshore fishing in Jacksonville, Florida, casting your line under the guidance of Captain Jeremy on his 25ft Pathfinder, and create cherished memories amidst the breathtaking beauty of the Florida coast. Read More

Fishing the offshore waters of North East Florida can be world class. Lots of options depending on the time of year and water temps. We usually break it down into two categories trolling and bottom fishing. Trolling we prefer using live bait and 30 lb. conventional tackle. Targeting king mackerel, cobia, bonita, barracuda, sailfish, mahi and sometimes even blackfin tuna. This all depends on conditions and the time of year we fish. Usually we start the day by throwing a cast net for live bait or stopping on a piece of structure to jig up some minnows using a sabibki rig. Once the baitwells are loaded its off to the fishing grounds. All depending on where the bite has been best is where we start to fish. Sometimes it can be a few miles out and other days we need to run 10-12 miles offshore. Bottom fishing can be wide open off of our coast as well targeting red snapper, vermillion snapper, black seabass, amberjack, grey grouper, cobia and triggerfish just to name a handful. The live bait can work very well on the bottom as well fresh cut bait and frozen bait. Until you have felt the fight of a mule snapper or a big amberjack it's hard to express in words how hard they pull. We use heavy conventional tackle (80lb.) as well as big spinning rods for the fishing these waters. Read More

Fishing the offshore waters of North East Florida can be world class. Lots of options depending on the time of year and water temps. We usually break it down into two categories trolling and bottom fishing. Trolling we prefer using live bait and 30 lb. conventional tackle. Targeting king mackerel, cobia, bonita, barracuda, sailfish, mahi and sometimes even blackfin tuna. This all depends on conditions and the time of year we fish. Usually we start the day by throwing a cast net for live bait or stopping on a piece of structure to jig up some minnows using a sabibki rig. Once the baitwells are loaded its off to the fishing grounds. All depending on where the bite has been best is where we start to fish. Sometimes it can be a few miles out and other days we need to run 10-12 miles offshore. Bottom fishing can be wide open off of our coast as well targeting red snapper, vermillion snapper, black seabass, amberjack, grey grouper, cobia and triggerfish just to name a handful. The live bait can work very well on the bottom as well fresh cut bait and frozen bait. Until you have felt the fight of a mule snapper or a big amberjack it's hard to express in words how hard they pull. We use heavy conventional tackle (80lb.) as well as big spinning rods for the fishing these waters. Read More