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Hunting in Cape Coral

Invasive Species Hunting Trip in Cape Coral

Iguana Hunting Veteran Guides

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17 ft 1 - 4 People From $600
Fishing, Hunting in Miami

Invasive Species, Lake Fishing, Hunting Trip in Miami

Peacock Bass + Iguana Cast & Blast

100% (9)
18 ft 1 - 4 People From $700
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Hunting in Fort Lauderdale

Invasive Species Hunting Trip in Fort Lauderdale

Iguana Hunting Insanity

100% (12)
24 ft 1 - 6 People From $750
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Hunting in Fort Lauderdale

Invasive Species Hunting Trip in Fort Lauderdale

Iguana Hunting

100% (15)
17 ft 1 - 3 People From $550
Hunting in Lantana

Invasive Species Hunting Trip in Lantana

Iguana Hunting Insanity

100% (13)
19 ft 1 - 5 People From $375
Hunting in Lake Worth Beach

Goose, Invasive Species Hunting Trip in Lake Worth Beach

Exotics Airgun Hunt

100% (1)
18 ft 1 - 4 People From $600

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Hunting in Cape Coral
Hunting in Cape Coral
Hunting in Cape Coral
trip description for Peacock Bass and Iguana Hunt Combo in Cape Coral

If you've never been iguana hunting here in Cape Coral, FL, then you've been missing out! This type of hunt is a blast. Litterally as you'll be sniping these iguanas with an air rifle provided by your guide, Roland. This trip is not only great for beginners, but also good for the environment; iguanas are invasive here in Florida, and the ecosystem will thank you for bagging a few! Plus, iguanas are actually great eating! On this trip, you'll be exploring the inland canal system on board Captain Roland's 21' Tidewater bay boat. You'll be keeping your eyes peeled to spot iguanas, then potting them with air rifles. You're also free to jump out and grab them! This trip is a great time, and super flexible; you can get out there in the AM, PM , or at night. Book a trip now and experience this unique type of Florida hunting! Read More

Invasive Species Hunting Trip in Cape Coral

Peacock Bass And Iguana Hunt Combo

96% (23)
21 ft 1 - 4 People From $400
Hunting in Fort Lauderdale
Hunting in Fort Lauderdale
Hunting in Fort Lauderdale
trip description for Multi Boat Iguana Hunt in Fort Lauderdale

This is an invasive species in Florida, these nasty lizards are causing a major impact on our Ecosystem. People always ask "Can You Eat Iguana" absolutely!!!!!! 3 people per boat, guns in all hands, unlimited limits, and Big trophy iguanas! With determination, we have OPENED Florida for the Iguana Hunts. Even better than before. We offer a "Guided Air Rifle Hunt" to dispatch and eradicate this invasive animal. Most hunts are conducted by boat with a USCG Captain and Pro-Staff. We also can/will provide taxidermy services contact information and ways to ship meat back home. This hunt is becoming more and more popular every day. We have put together an amazing experience of Guided Air Rifle Iguana Hunts in South Florida ( Fort Lauderdale Metro Area). All six of our hunting sites are located with in 20 mins to 1.45 hour drive of Fort Lauderdale Metro area. Captain Gene coordinates and secures the hunts with professional Pro-Staff and hunting guides. With our team, we can set up and coordinate a hunt like no others. We started this hunting service back in September 2014 and went live immediately - it was a huge success and game changer. Come join us for a new crazy hunt and grab some trigger time... Gene and his team will provide all the necessary equipment for the hunt, including the air rifles, pellets, boats, guide and fuel. Gene and his team suggest wearing solid shoes for the retrievals and comfortable clothes, it does get a little hot in the summer months. A small cooler with drinks and snack is fine. No Alcohol consumption allowed on their boats. But you are more than welcome to enjoy a cold beer or cocktail once you have returned to land! Hunts can be +\- 1 hour start time. Read More

Invasive Species Hunting Trip in Fort Lauderdale

Multi Boat Iguana Hunt

67% (3)
21 ft 1 - 9 People From $550
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Fishing, Hunting in Fort Lauderdale
Fishing, Hunting in Fort Lauderdale
Fishing, Hunting in Fort Lauderdale
trip description for Cast and Blast Adventures in Fort Lauderdale

Experience the ultimate outdoor adventure with our South Florida Cast & Blast package! Choose your perfect combination of 4 hours of thrilling fishing and 4 hours of exciting hunting. Choose Your Adventure: - Peacock Bass & Iguana Hunt: Enjoy a morning of reeling in vibrant Peacock Bass followed by an exhilarating Iguana hunt. or: - Snakehead & Iguana Hunt: Start your day catching the fierce Snakehead fish, then switch gears for an Iguana hunt. Additional Highlights: Shore Lunch Included: Savor a delicious shore lunch amidst the stunning South Florida landscape. I'm very passionate about food, and was a full fledged chef in a past life. Book your unforgettable Cast & Blast Adventure today! Read More

Invasive Species Fishing, Hunting Trip in Fort Lauderdale

Cast And Blast Adventures

100% (15)
17 ft 1 - 3 People From $950
Hunting in Miami Beach
Hunting in Miami Beach
Hunting in Miami Beach
trip description for Iguana Blowgun Thriller! in Miami Beach

Experience the Precision of Iguana Blow Gun Hunting with Captain Ariel! Prepare to be amazed by the artistry of iguana hunting as you embark on an extraordinary adventure in the Miami Beach area, guided by the seasoned Captain Ariel. Our Iguana Blow Gun Hunt redefines hunting, blending meticulous precision, speed, and humane practices, all while adhering to the stringent regulations set by the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC). Mastering the Technique: Our exclusive hunting technique starts with equipping you with a specially crafted blowgun, designed for utmost accuracy and minimal disturbance. You'll be captivated by the finesse required as you line up your shot, taking into account the iguana's size, distance, and the subtle nuances of its behavior. The Precision Shot: This is where the magic happens! With a steady hand and a trained eye, you'll gently release your dart. The blowgun ensures that your shot is silent and swift, minimizing any discomfort to the iguana. You'll be amazed at how the dart finds its mark, delivering an experience that combines skill and respect for the animals. The Reel-In Connection: But the uniqueness of our method doesn't end with the shot. Attached to each dart is a non-invasive line that connects you to the iguana. As your dart finds its target, you'll seamlessly transition to the next step of the hunt – reeling in your catch. The line allows you to bring the iguana in without any harm, reducing stress and ensuring a humane capture. FWC-Approved Conservation: Captain Ariel is a staunch advocate for responsible hunting practices, and our Iguana Blow Gun Hunt is fully endorsed by the FWC. Every aspect of this adventure aligns with their guidelines, guaranteeing that you're engaging in an eco-friendly, ethical, and legal hunt that preserves Miami Beach's unique ecosystem. Book Your Exclusive Iguana Blow Gun Hunt: This is not just a hunting trip; it's an opportunity to immerse yourself in a skillful and respectful practice that connects you with nature on a profound level. Captain Ariel will be your expert guide, ensuring your safety and success while you master this remarkable technique. Join us for an unforgettable Iguana Blow Gun Hunt, where precision and compassion combine to create an adventure unlike any other. Secure your spot today, and discover the beauty of Miami Beach's wildlife in a whole new light! Read More

Invasive Species Hunting Trip in Miami Beach

Iguana Blowgun Thriller!

100% (1)
20 ft 1 - 2 People From $350
Hunting in West Palm Beach
Hunting in West Palm Beach
Hunting in West Palm Beach
trip description for West Palm Beach Iguana Hunt in West Palm Beach

Embark on Ricky's Ultimate Iguana Hunt Extravaganza! Set against the backdrop of sunny West Palm Beach, FL, gather your fearless crew for an exhilarating pursuit of Florida's cunning iguanas. Armed with professional PCP air rifles, precision scopes, and a wealth of ammo, you and two trusty allies are set for the adventure of a lifetime. Amplify the thrill as you navigate diverse terrains in high-performance UTVs, toasting to the chase with cool beverages in hand. More than just a hunt, it's a call to champion Florida's ecological balance. And with Ricky at the helm, providing unparalleled equipment, each expedition transforms into a legendary tale of teamwork and triumph! Read More

Invasive Species Hunting Trip in West Palm Beach

West Palm Beach Iguana Hunt

100% (5)
1 - 9 People From $660
Hunting in Delray Beach
Hunting in Delray Beach
Hunting in Delray Beach
trip description for Iguana Hunts Delray Beach in Delray Beach

Embark on a unique and eco-friendly iguana hunting experience with Captain Bill in Delray Beach, Florida. Captain Bill invites you to us his top-of-the-line PCP air rifles, targeting invasive iguana species that pose a threat to the local ecosystem. And Trophy sized ones at that! Set against the backdrop of Delray Beach's natural beauty, this iguana hunting adventure promises a blend of skill and conservation effort. Captain Bill's commitment to preserving the delicate balance of the local environment ensures that participants engage in a meaningful and impactful endeavor. Engaging in iguana hunting not only helps protect the native flora and fauna but also provides insights into the importance of responsible pest management. Captain Bill's knowledge and guidance create an opportunity to contribute to the well-being of the local ecosystem while enjoying a unique outdoor experience. Immerse yourself in an adventure marked by professionalism, environmental stewardship, and a deep respect for the local ecology. Captain Bill's dedication to eco-conscious hunting practices guarantees an experience that is both rewarding and environmentally responsible. Engage in iguana hunting in Delray Beach, Florida, under the guidance of Captain Bill, and contribute to the preservation of the region's natural habitat. Read More

Invasive Species Hunting Trip in Delray Beach

Iguana Hunts Delray Beach

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1 - 8 People From $400
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What are the best invasive species hunting trips in Florida?

Why should I book an invasive species hunting trip in Florida with Captain Experiences?

Our Damn Good Guides currently offer 19 invasive species trips in Florida, and the most popular trips in the area are Iguana Hunting Veteran Guides guided by Todd, Iguana Hunting guided by Justin, and Iguana Hunting Insanity guided by Charlie.

Our guides in Florida are rated a 4.98 out of 5 based on 3484 verified reviews on Captain Experiences.

All guides on Captain Experiences are vetted by our team. You can access their reviews, click through trip photos, read bios to get to know them, and preview trip details like species, techniques, group sizes, and more.

Looking for kid friendly invasive species guides in Florida? Check out our beginner and family friendly invasive species guides in Florida.

What types of invasive species hunting trips are common in Florida?

The most commonly sought after species for invasive species hunting are: 1. iguana, 2. egyptian goose, and 3. hog.

How much does a Florida invasive species hunting trip cost?

Prices for invasive species hunting in Florida can range anywhere from about $450 to $1,250, but the average price for a half day trip for invasive species hunting in Florida is $785. The average price for a full day trip for invasive species hunting in Florida is $934.

Is booking a hunting guide worth the money?

Hiring a guide provides a number of benefits and many choose to book a hunting guide for a combination of experience, local knowledge, convenience, and cost-effectiveness.

Working with experienced hunting guides who know the best local spots and techniques can dramatically increase your odds of a great day. Having someone who is outside every day and knows the area like the back of their hand is going to give you the best chances of success.

Booking a guide is also more cost effective, especially if you only get out a handful of times per year. When you consider all of the costs you would incur on your own such as the price of a boat, maintenance, insurance, gas, high-quality gear, repairs, and more, you’ll find that DIY is sometimes not worth the expense.

Even if you’ve got a great setup already in your backyard, booking a guide also provides a great opportunity to experience new techniques, new locations, or even a chance at a new target species to knock off the bucket list.

What month is best for invasive species hunting in Florida?

The most popular season for invasive species hunting in Florida is spring, and most hunters book their trips 42 days in advance.

Where can I look through all Captain Experiences trips?

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What is invasive species hunting in Florida all about?

Invasive species hunting in Florida is a critical endeavor aimed at managing and mitigating the impact of non-native species that threaten the state's ecosystems and native wildlife. Florida faces numerous invasive species challenges, ranging from Burmese pythons in the Everglades to lionfish along its coastlines. These invasive species often outcompete native wildlife for resources, disrupt natural habitats, and can cause significant ecological harm. As a result, efforts to control and reduce their populations through hunting and removal programs are essential to protect Florida's biodiversity and ecosystem health.

One of the most notable invasive species targeted for hunting in Florida is the Burmese python, a large constrictor snake native to Southeast Asia. Introduced through the exotic pet trade, Burmese pythons have proliferated in the Everglades, where they prey on native mammals, birds, and reptiles, disrupting the natural food chain. Invasive species hunters, often working in conjunction with wildlife agencies and conservation groups, use specialized techniques such as trapping, tracking, and removal to locate and capture these elusive snakes. These efforts help to mitigate their impact on native wildlife and reduce their numbers in sensitive habitats.

Along Florida's coasts, the invasive lionfish poses a significant threat to marine ecosystems. Native to the Indo-Pacific region, lionfish have no natural predators in Florida waters and prey voraciously on small fish and crustaceans, potentially destabilizing local fish populations and coral reef ecosystems. In response, conservationists and recreational divers participate in lionfish hunting tournaments and removal initiatives to cull their numbers. Techniques such as spearfishing and netting are employed to capture lionfish, which are not only invasive but also prized for their mild, white flesh, making them a unique addition to seafood markets. Invasive species hunting in Florida is an ongoing effort requiring collaboration between government agencies, conservation organizations, and the public to safeguard the state's natural resources and maintain ecological balance in its diverse ecosystems.

What are the most popular months to go invasive species hunting in Florida?

In Florida, invasive species hunting is not typically governed by specific "seasons" in the traditional sense, but rather it is a year-round effort due to the ongoing threat posed by various non-native species. The state faces significant challenges from invasive species such as Burmese pythons in the Everglades, lionfish along its coastlines, and various invasive plants that threaten natural habitats. The approach to hunting these invasive species often involves continuous monitoring, targeted removal efforts, and public participation through organized events and programs.

For instance, the hunt for Burmese pythons in the Everglades is an ongoing initiative led by state agencies, conservation groups, and trained hunters. Given their detrimental impact on native wildlife, particularly small mammals and birds, efforts to locate and remove pythons are constant throughout the year. Specialized hunting techniques, including trapping, tracking, and sometimes even using trained dogs, are employed to capture these elusive snakes, which can grow to significant sizes and are challenging to detect in the vast wetlands of South Florida.

Similarly, hunting invasive lionfish along Florida's coastlines is a year-round endeavor due to their prolific breeding and rapid spread. Lionfish, originally from the Indo-Pacific, have established themselves in the Atlantic Ocean and Gulf of Mexico, preying on native fish species and disrupting coral reef ecosystems. Conservationists and divers participate in organized lionfish derbies and removal events throughout the year, utilizing spearfishing and other techniques to reduce their numbers and minimize their impact on marine biodiversity. These efforts are crucial in managing invasive species populations and preserving Florida's diverse and fragile coastal environments.

What techniques are popular for invasive species hunting in Florida?

Invasive species hunting in Florida encompasses a range of methods and techniques tailored to the specific challenges posed by different non-native species threatening the state's ecosystems. One prominent example is the hunting of Burmese pythons in the Everglades. These large constrictor snakes have proliferated in South Florida, preying on native wildlife and disrupting the natural balance of the region. Hunters often use specialized techniques such as radio telemetry to track snake movements, trapping with live bait or scent lures, and manual capture when pythons are spotted in the wild. These efforts require skill and persistence due to the pythons' elusive nature and ability to blend into their surroundings.

Another invasive species targeted for hunting in Florida is the lionfish, which has become a major concern in coastal waters. Lionfish, native to the Indo-Pacific, have invaded Florida's reefs and pose a significant threat to native fish populations and coral ecosystems. Divers and conservationists use spearfishing as a primary method to hunt lionfish, equipped with specially designed spear guns to capture these invasive predators. Lionfish derbies and tournaments are also organized events where participants compete to remove as many lionfish as possible, helping to reduce their numbers and minimize their impact on marine biodiversity.

Invasive plant species also require attention in Florida, where species like Brazilian pepper, melaleuca, and Australian pine can quickly overtake native vegetation. Control methods for invasive plants often involve mechanical removal, such as cutting and uprooting, combined with herbicide treatments to prevent regrowth. These efforts are crucial in restoring native habitats and preventing further spread of invasive plant species that outcompete indigenous flora and alter ecosystem dynamics. Overall, invasive species hunting in Florida demands a multi-faceted approach involving scientific research, community involvement, and coordinated management strategies to mitigate the ecological and economic impacts of non-native species.

What species are popular for invasive species hunting in Florida?

Invasive species hunting in Florida focuses on targeting non-native species that have established themselves and pose significant threats to the state's native ecosystems. One of the primary targets for hunting is the Burmese python, a large constrictor snake that has proliferated in the Everglades. These snakes prey on native wildlife such as small mammals, birds, and reptiles, disrupting the natural food chain. Hunters use specialized techniques such as tracking with radio telemetry, setting traps baited with live animals or scent lures, and conducting manual searches to locate and capture pythons, which can reach considerable lengths and are adept at concealing themselves in the dense vegetation.

Another species of concern for invasive species hunters in Florida is the lionfish, which has invaded the state's coastal waters. Native to the Indo-Pacific, lionfish have no natural predators in Florida and prey voraciously on small fish and crustaceans, posing a threat to native marine biodiversity and coral reef ecosystems. Hunters, often consisting of recreational divers and conservationists, use spearfishing as the primary method to capture lionfish. Equipped with specially designed spear guns, hunters target lionfish along reefs, wrecks, and other underwater structures where they have established populations. Efforts to control lionfish populations include organized derbies and tournaments where participants compete to remove as many individuals as possible, thereby helping to mitigate their impact on native marine species.

Invasive plant species are also targeted for hunting in Florida, where species like Brazilian pepper, melaleuca, and Australian pine can quickly spread and dominate native habitats. Hunters of invasive plants typically employ methods such as mechanical removal, where plants are physically uprooted or cut down, followed by treatments with herbicides to prevent regrowth. This approach is crucial in restoring and maintaining the health of Florida's natural landscapes by reducing the competitive advantage of invasive plants over native flora. Overall, invasive species hunting in Florida requires a concerted effort involving community participation, specialized knowledge, and strategic management to safeguard the state's diverse ecosystems from the impacts of non-native species.

Recent Reviews

  • ★★★★★
    Captain Experiences - I discussed my trip (with Captain Janot) with Jake from Captain Experiences on Sunday 07/28/24. My Egyptian Goose and Iguana hunt with Captain Janot: Pros: Janot was a nice, pleasant guy with a clean boat, who gave me good safety instructions and had plenty of cold beverages. He made some adjustments to accommodate my health and age impairments. Janot got me on a good Egyptian Goose that I shot for a mounter in the first 30 minutes of the hunt. Cons: Janot hunted me for only 3.25 hours instead of the contracted 4 hours. Janot took me to his "honey hole" and we found darn few iguanas; Janot even openly admitted that the City had very recently been in the "honey hole" to take out the iguanas. Instead of 1) taking me to another hunting area with a substantial number of shootable iguanas or 2) letting me know ahead of time that the City had all but wiped out the iguana crop so I could try to book another hunt with some other outfitter or 3) hooking me up with another outfitter, Janot chose to take me to an area he knew was nearly devoid of iguanas. And Yes, there was a few, but nearly all of the iguanas that we saw were less than 1.5 pounds. Prior to the hunt, Janot told me that I should be able to harvest 15-20 and maybe as many as 30 iguanas depending on how long it would take us to get me a goose. In 2.75 hours, he managed to get me 6 iguanas - a good 5 pounder, a tailless 4 pounder, two 1.25 pounders and two .75 pounders. We may have seen about 200 total iguanas of which about 28-30 were shootable. Of those 28-30 shootable iguanas, we harvested only 6, wounded about 14-15 that got away, and missed about 8-10. Janot did not have a retrieving dog which would have really helped with those wounded iguanas that made it into the water or that crawled away into an area where shooting wasn't possible but retrieval was possible. All in all, based solely on my hunt with Janot, I give Janot as a man a thumbs up. I give Janot as a boat captain a thumbs up. I give Janot as an outfitter a thumbs down. And I give the hunt two thumbs down. I would never ever book another hunt with Janot unless he paid my way back and forth to the hunt site from Montana and gave me a free hunt. This was an expensive hunt that was almost completely a bust !!! Janot could have and should have done much better! Kim Latterell Billings, Montana

    Kim L. | July 28, 2024

    Trip: Exotics Airgun Hunt

  • ★★★★★
    Had a great time! Todd was a blast. Highly recommend this hunt. A lot more challenging than I thought it would be. Which just made it that much better.

    Bob H. | July 28, 2024

    Trip: Iguana Hunting Veteran Guides

  • ★★★★★
    Great trip caught lots of fish and kids had fun blasting iguanas

    Van T. | July 28, 2024

    Trip: Peacock Bass + Iguana Cast & Blast

  • ★★★★★
    Captain Carlos was awesome! He provided us with a great time on his boat for our iguana hunt. He had a great attitude, was very informative, and had a lot of patience since we were newbs to shooting iguanas. He definitely knows the area and what to do, but most importantly knows how to make the trip memorable. We would for sure book another tour/trip for a different adventure with him if we decide to come back to Florida. Thank you Captain Carlos! You’re the man.

    Sang H. | July 15, 2024

    Trip: Iguana Hunting Insanity

  • ★★★★★
    Great captain. Super knowledgable, very considerate and adds lots of extra effort with his photos & food.

    Walt Q. | July 11, 2024

    Trip: Iguana Hunting

  • ★★★★★
    To put it simple.. we will be going back! 100% recommend

    Brant A. | July 7, 2024

    Trip: Iguana Hunting Insanity

  • ★★★★★
    My family had an awesome day hunting iguanas with Charlie! We laughed a lot and had a great time! Thank you Charlie!

    Michael J. | July 6, 2024

    Trip: Iguana Hunting Insanity

  • ★★★★★
    My family had a fantastic day with Captain Carlos! He was so flexible with us, between adding fishing to our iguana hunt and working around some big storms that rolled in the morning of our hunt. He was great with our kids, knowledgeable, very laid back, and his experience set us up for a great day on the water!

    Sarah K. | July 4, 2024

    Trip: Iguana Hunting Insanity

  • ★★★★★
    Great time kid friendly relaxed would do it again in a second top notch equipment

    James C. | July 2, 2024

    Trip: Iguana Hunting Insanity

  • ★★★★★
    Charlie was a fantastic guide, my buddies and I will definitely contact him again for iguana, Python, or gator hunts. We’re military and got along great with him. Took us to a nice canal, not much water traffic at all, so we were first on the water hunting, not picking up scraps left from other hunters. Went during the summer, which winter is better, but still shot over 20 iguanas. Was a great time, highly recommend Charlie.

    Nathan G. | June 28, 2024

    Trip: Iguana Hunting Insanity

  • ★★★★★
    Carlos was an excellent guide. We came back with 14 iguana. He was very patient with the boys and girls. We were celebrating my grandson’s birthday I highly recommend Carlos for your iguana hunting adventures.

    Deborah M. | June 27, 2024

    Trip: Iguana Hunting Insanity

  • ★★★★★
    Captain Bill took me, my son in law and two grandsons on an iguana hunt. We all had a great time and a fair amount of success under Captain Bills guidance. He was patient and entertaining with an emphasis on safety. Thanks for the good time Captain Bill. It would have been easier for me to find the boat ramp if I had the address rather than a pin.

    Joseph A. | June 25, 2024

    Trip: Iguana Hunts Delray Beach

  • ★★★★★
    Had a great trip with my 2 boys (18 and 21). Have fished with guides all over the US and Justin ranks very highly. Great day fishing in the Everglades with 8 species caught. Had a good lunch and then relocated to hunt in iguanas. Lots of iguanas and a great day of memories. Highly recommend!!

    Glen P. | June 22, 2024

    Trip: Cast and Blast Adventures

  • ★★★★★
    Awesome time Justin really knows what he’s doing and put us right on the fish he also went out of his way to make sure we had a good time couldn’t be happier with our experience

    Jeremiah, A. | June 15, 2024

    Trip: Cast and Blast Adventures

  • ★★★★★
    Roland was great. Patient with inexperienced hunters and very personable. Highly recommend.

    Bill K. | June 6, 2024

    Trip: Cape Coral Iguana Hunt

  • ★★★★★
    Carlos was an awesome guide would highly recommend him if planning on doing an iguana hunt we would definitely do it again

    Matthew S. | June 4, 2024

    Trip: Iguana Hunting Insanity

  • ★★★★★
    Justin was an awesome captain took his time with me and my son until we got into the flow of things and once all 3 of us were on the same page we harvested a lot of iguanas and had way more than enough opportunities to kill some really big ones as well

    Luke B. | June 4, 2024

    Trip: Iguana Hunting

  • ★★★★★
    Captain Justin was awesome. He made every effort to make the day a memorable experience for my husband and my sons. They caught lots of fish and thoroughly enjoyed the iguana hunt. The guys also enjoyed a delicious lunch cooked by the captain himself. They look forward to scheduling another trip with Justin and highly recommend him to anyone looking for a fun day of fishing and/or iguana hunting.

    Luke S. | May 31, 2024

    Trip: Cast and Blast Adventures

  • ★★★★★
    Charlie was ready before our launch time. He runs nice equipment and the guns were on. We went during the heat of the day due to a late flight and saw fewer iguanas than if had we went out first thing in the morning. They were holed up in the shade and hard to spot. There was plenty of wildlife viewing in between shots. Charlie is a very knowledgeable hunter and fisherman that will put out the effort to ensure a great trip. The kids really enjoyed the peacock bass fishing! Definitely returning!

    Ryan . | May 27, 2024

    Trip: Iguana Hunting Insanity

  • ★★★★★
    Had an absolute blast!!! Justin done a great job putting us on the fish we where after! He's also excellent at spotting the iguanas we where after! Would definitely recommend him as a guide to anyone wanting a lifetime experience!!!!

    Terry E. | May 25, 2024

    Trip: Cast and Blast Adventures

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