Fly Fishing Charters In Tampa Bay

On this awesome trip, you'll go aboard Captain Tyson's 25' Sea Hunt center console to chase down Tarpon, the premier Florida inshore sportfish and heavyweight king! These fish are big, beautiful, and known worldwide for their ferocious fighting abilities and acrobatic leaps! Commonly known as the "Silver King", these fish are the top predators in their inshore habitat, and hooking one is the experience of a lifetime. On this trip, you'll be fishing in the relatively shallow, inshore water where Tarpon like to swim. Tarpon migrate seasonally, and you'll be looking for these moving fish as they "push up" towards the beach. Once you spot them, you'll be able to cast directly to these fish, throwing baits and lures depending on the conditions and your preferences. Once you get a bite, you'll be in for the fight of your life! Fighting Tarpon is a balancing act between bringing the fish in hard, and not getting snapped off. Captain Tyson will offer his expertise to help you finish the fight as quickly as possible. Captain Tyson specializes in fishing the inlets and beaches for world-class saltwater fish species. The pristine waters of Florida’s Gulf Coast including Clearwater Beach, St. Pete Beach, Indian Rocks Beach, Redington Beach and Tampa Bay are home to an incredibly diverse variety of gamefish, and there's no better place to chase them! Whether you're a serious angler wanting to pursue a quest for a trophy fish or a novice wanting to learn the basics of saltwater fly fishing, Captain Tyson can make it happen. Read More

Hop on board with Captain Jake and prepare for an action-packed day of fishing the flats! The clear water in the Tampa Bay inshore makes it the perfect spot to do some sight casting. On this 4-hour trip, Captain Jake will take you close-by off the coast of Tampa where you can expect to target Black Drum, Cobia, Redfish, Bull Shark, Sheepshead, Snook, Speckled Trout, and Tarpon. Captain Jake has been catching these prized fish off the Florida coast since he was 5, and he is sure to put you where the fish are biting. To attract these picture-worthy fish you'll be using a fly rod to cast exactly where the fish are swimming. Captain Jake is happy to demonstrate proper fundamentals for this technique to newcomers, or to provide experienced fly fishers with some expert tips. Captain Jake fishes aboard a 18’ Xplor Technical Poling Skiff, a 24’ Lake & Bay Back Country Tower Boat, and a 20’ Phoenix 920 Propx Bass Boat. These vessels are sure to get you where you need to be in the Tampa inshores. Captain Jake will provide all rods, reels, and tackle. All you need is a valid Florida fishing license as well as any food or drinks you might need. Come aboard and catch some fish! Read More

There's simply no better way to enjoy the water than a backcountry fishing trip with Captain T.J. He's fished the mangroves and around Tampa Bay for years, and you can be sure that he'll put you right where the fish are! This area provides the perfect habitat for several sportfish species, especially Snook, Redfish, Speckled Trout, and Mangrove Snapper! These species are perfect inshore opponents that fight hard and love to bite on a range of lures and baits. There's nothing like pulling some big ol' Snook out of the mangrove roots, whether it's your first fish or your hundredth! In addition to these inshore species, on a six-hour trip you'll be able to take a crack at nearshore gamefish including Blacktips, Bull Sharks, Gag Grouper, Jack Crevalle, and more! Strap in, because these fish are a challenge for any angler. On this trip, you'll be taken care of aboard Captain T.J.'s 22' BullsBay bay boat (say that three times fast!). She's a beauty, and is equipped with a 200-HP Suzuki engine to take you "dock to dock" smoothly and comfortable. She also features a full kit of electronics, a wireless trolling motor, and a live well for your bait. Captain T.J. will bring everything you need for a great day, including all the rods, reels, bait, and tackle. All you need to bring is proper clothing, sunscreen, and a pair of sunglasses to help you spot fish. Read More