Why an 8-hour charter catches more fish

A full-day trip gives us time to:

  • Fish multiple tide windows instead of just one
  • Make smart moves if wind/weather shifts
  • Work patterns until we dial in what’s producing
  • Add variety (flats + bridges + deeper edges) without rushing

If you’ve got one “big fishing day” on your trip, this is the one to book.

What we target on a full-day Navarre Beach charter

Depending on season and conditions, you can expect to target:

  • Redfish (Red Drum)
  • Speckled Trout
  • Black Drum
  • Flounder
  • Seasonal bonus species when conditions line up

Where we fish

Navarre’s inshore water is loaded with structure and grass flats. On an 8-hour trip we can comfortably explore:

  • Santa Rosa Sound grass flats
  • Causeway/bridge structure
  • East Bay Drop-offs, drains, and bait edges
  • Protected water if the wind is up


Inshore Charter Rates

4 Hours – $550 for the 1st person (add $50/person up to 4).

6 Hours – $750 for the 1st person (add $50/person up to 4).

8 Hours – $950 for the 1st person (add $50/person up to 4).

What’s included

You show up ready — we handle the rest:

  • Fishing licenses included
  • Rods, reels, tackle, and bait
  • Cooler + bottled water (and safety gear)
  • Local captain who adjusts the plan to conditions


What to bring

Polarized sunglasses

Hat + sunscreen

Snacks/lunch

Weather-appropriate clothing

Drinks you want (no glass)

f.a.q.

You have questions. wE have answers.
Do I need a fishing license?

No — licenses are included.

Where do we meet?

Your captain confirms the meeting location the afternoon before your trip based on tides and weather.

How much is an 8-hour charter?

8 hours starts at $950 (plus $50 per person up to 4).

Can kids come on the full-day trip?

Yes — full-day trips can be family-friendly (we’ll tailor the pace, breaks, and fishing style).

What fish can we keep?

Keeping fish depends on species, season, and regulations. Your captain will walk you through the rules.

Compare Trip Lengths (Pick the Right Fit)

2 Hours

2 Hours | Best for very young kids + quick fun | Short, simple, high-energy |

3 Hours

3 Hours | Best for families + beginners | More time to dial in the bite + explore | (this page)

4 Hours

4 Hours | Best for anglers who want more fishing time | More spots, more variety |

6 Hours

6 Hours | Best for serious fishing goals | Cover more water + target more patterns |

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