Fishing charters Florida Keys

When we were down there, We sure didn't find any, "cheap fishing charters,"
Except this:

downtheroad wrote:
When we were down there, We sure didn't find any, "cheap fishing charters,"
Except this:

Ha, that's not the Keys, too much white sand, looks like Destin area

Ya, you are probably right. Don't pay attention to me, I was just messing with you.

Anyway, welcome to the Forum and have a good trip.

downtheroad wrote:
Ya, you are probably right. Don't pay attention to me, I was just messing with you.

Anyway, welcome to the Forum and have a good trip.

Oh I knew you were, thank you

Stating "cheap" and "Keys" in the same paragraph is a non-starter LOL.

Lots of good fishing in the shallow water. Don't need a boat . Wade fish along mangroves and ledges for Redfish , trout and mangrove snappers .. We catch Redfish in water 4 inches deep .
Ain't nuttin cheap in the Keys !

We found (not necessarily the best by any means) but Bud & Mary's and Robbies at Islamorada offered some of the best bang for our buck. Out on Charter Hubby, Son in law & a dad and his son split $600 between 4 for about 5 hours out on the water Mahi/Mahi mainly. Did the "party boat" for $35/each hubby and I one day, and caught it not too busy and it was OK. Caught mixture of fish including Barracuda FWIW.

downtheroad wrote:
When we were down there, We sure didn't find any, "cheap fishing charters,"
Except this:

That is my kind of fishing----------Flagler Beach, FL

thanks for the suggestions

Many of the boat and restaurant marinas have docks that 'many' people fish off of. Shore line fishing now requires a license too! Only thing is if you are out of state you will need a license that is pretty costly for out of state. When you do a charter they provide the license for you.

http://myfwc.com/news/resources/fact-sheets/shoreline-fishing/#1