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Islamorada, FL, USA
Guided fly fishing trips
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Justin PriceFlorida Bay, Islamorada, Key Largo
Fly fishing the pristine shallows of the Florida Keys for bonefish, permit, and tarpon.
Florida Keys, Florida
$550.00
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Eric RodriguezSO FLO BACKCOUNTRY
Join Captain Eric Rodriguez for an unforgettable backcountry fishing trip based in the fishing paradise of Islamorada, FL. Whether you're a beginner or an expert angler, our trips cater to all skill levels and are perfect for families seeking a fun and memorable experience. Departing from the renowned World Wide Sportsman (Bass Pro Shops) Bay Side Marina, your fishing adventure begins in style. Simply park your vehicle in the World Wide Sportsman property, as there are no assigned parking spaces. Just ask the Dock Master for your Captain, and you'll be on your way to an incredible day on the water. With Captain Eric Rodriguez as your guide, you can leave the worries behind. Fishing licenses and equipment will be provided, ensuring you have everything you need for a successful day of fishing in the backcountry. We will depart at 7 AM, so please arrive 15 minutes beforehand ready for an exciting journey. Choose from our flexible trip options of 4, 6, or 8 hours, allowing you to tailor the experience to your preferences and availability. Explore the stunning backcountry waters, renowned for their diverse fish species and breathtaking natural beauty. Please note that we offer free cancellations up to 14 days before the trip, ensuring flexibility in case of unforeseen circumstances. In the event of unfavorable weather conditions, the charter captain may reschedule the trip to a later time in the day, prioritizing your safety and comfort. Don't miss out on the opportunity to fish with Captain Eric Rodriguez in the backcountry of Islamorada, FL. Book your trip today and get ready for an unforgettable adventure filled with thrilling catches, picturesque scenery, and cherished memories that will last a lifetime.
Islamorada, Florida
$600.00
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David DinsmoreFlorida Keys Fly Fishing
Fly fishing in the Florida Keys, from the Everglades National Park to the gin clear waters of the Florida Keys, there are plenty of opportunities to catch a fish of a lifetime, and take your angling abilities to the next level.
Islamorada, Florida
$600.00
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Triple D ChartersBackcountry 1/2 Day
These trips are designed to give the angler a true Florida Keys experience. We'll be targeting Bonefish, Permit, Tarpon, Snapper, and Snook in the pristine waters of Florida Bay and surrounding Keys.
Islamorada, Florida
$700.00
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Leatherneck Backcountry Fishing LLCBackcountry Fishing Adventure
These trips offer Flats, Mangroves, Channel, Inshore Reef, Gulf of Mexico, and Everglades National Park fishing. With Fly, Spin, and Conventional methods targeting a very large variety of fish species from they worlds best sport fish to substantial species for keep your catch.
Tavernier, Florida
$500.00
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Justin Price
Everglades National Park
Fly fishing & Light Tackle sight fishing in the Everglades National Park. This includes Florida Bay, Flamingo, and Whitewater Bay. Species that we will target, redfish, snook, tarpon, permit, bonefish.
Florida Keys, Florida
$550.00
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Ryan BoothFishing out of Upper Florida Keys
8 and 6 hours of sight fishing the flats with Captain Ryan Booth. Targeting species like snook, redfish, trout, tarpon, bonefish, permit, black drum, snapper, jacks and more. We target these species with fly rods or spinning gear. Suitable for all skill levels. Start times are flexible to meet your schedule. Most start times generally are 6-6:30 am. During Tarpon season I typically will start earlier around 5:30 am so we can arrive at the tarpon grounds before the rush of guide boats and get settled in to the best spots!
Florida Keys, Florida
$600.00
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Ryan Booth
Full day out of Flamingo Everglades National Park
8 hours of sight fishing the flats with Captain Ryan Booth. Targeting species like snook, redfish, trout, tarpon, black drum, snapper, jacks and more. We target these species with fly rods or spinning gear. Suitable for all skill levels. Start times are flexible to meet your schedule. Most start times generally are 6-6:30 am. During Tarpon season I typically will start earlier around 5:30 am so we can arrive at the tarpon grounds before the rush of guide boats and get settled in to the best spots!
Everglades, Florida
$600.00
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FAQs
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Do I need a fishing license in Islamorada, Florida?If you are fishing in saltwater with a guide in Islamorada, Florida, you typically do not need a local fishing license. Freshwater opportunities are rare, but they do exist in the Florida Keys. For freshwater, you usually do need a fishing license. For the most accurate information and to purchase a license online, visit https://myfwc.com/
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How much does a guided fishing charter cost in Islamorada, Florida?The cost of a guided fishing charter in Islamorada, Florida varies depending on the type of water you are fishing, the length of the trip, the target species and the location. Half day trips in Islamorada generally start at $500, while full day trips can cost up to $1,000.
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I don’t know how to fish. Will I still enjoy a guided trip in Islamorada, Florida?This is why guides exist! They love fishing with beginners and teaching them about the sport they love. We simply recommend letting your guide know your skill level so they can prepare the perfect day for your skillset.
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What do I need to bring on guided fishing trip in Islamorada, Florida?Check your guide's trip page on our site for specific recommendations. Generally, it's wise to bring sunscreen, polarized sunglasses, a hat, a water bottle, and appropriate clothing. Gear is typically provided, but personal gear is welcome.
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Do I need to tip my fishing charter guide?If you're satisfied with your experience, a 25% tip is customary in Islamorada, Florida. For exceptional service, feel free to tip more. Cash is preferred, but you can also tip through Guide Book after your trip.