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Redfish are the superstars of inshore fishing. With their bronze shine, signature tail spot, and drag-screaming runs, they’re a blast to catch. Whether you hook a keeper for dinner or battle a big bull red, chasing these fish is all about fun, excitement, and memories on the water. 

Snook are a favorite inshore catch, known for their sleek silver bodies, bold black stripe, and explosive topwater strikes. They fight hard, jump often, and always put on a show. Making every hookup a heartpounding experience. We catch snook all year long, but to keep them it has to be March - April or October - November.

Spotted sea trout are a classic inshore catch. Recognizable by their spotted backs and quick strikes, they keep the action steady. From schoolies to big gator trout, they’re always fun to chase on the flats.

Bonefish are the ultimate shallow-water challenge. Known for their silver shine and incredible speed, they explode off the flats with blistering runs. Hooking one is pure adrenaline, making them a bucket-list catch for anglers chasing excitement.

Tarpon are the giants of inshore fishing, famous for their size, power, and jaw-dropping jumps. Known as the “Silver King,” they can reach over 100 pounds and deliver an adrenaline-pumping battle you’ll never forget. Hooking a tarpon is the ultimate test of strength and skill on the water.

Peacock bass are a bright beautiful exotic species introduced into Florida in the 1980's to combat a much larger exotic species problem. They are plentiful in freshwater canals and lakes and provide great action. They fight hard for being a bass and are highly aggressive towards both live and artifical bait.

Lemon sharks bring pure adrenaline to the fight. Big, tough, and built for power, they patrol the shallow flats and channels of the Keys, ready to test your strength and tackle. When one takes the bait, get ready for a long, heavy battle with one of the hardest-fighting sharks around.