Tampa Fishing Charters, Inc. - Tampa
Delivering 5 Star Fishing Charters in Tampa Bay! Specializing in light tackle, trolling, and bottom fishing in search of Tarpon, Snook, Redfish, Trout, Cobia, Snapper, Grouper, Kingfish, Shark and Mackerel among many other species on beautiful and abundant Tampa Bay, Florida.Phone: 813-245-4738 Website: www.tampafishingcharters.com
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7:00 AM to 6:00 PM
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7:00 AM to
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7:00 AM to 6:00 PM
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7:00 AM to 6:00 PM
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7:00 AM to 6:00 PM
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7:00 AM to 6:00 PM
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7:00 AM to 6:00 PM
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Additional Information
Catching a Flounder is always a treat because they are on of the tastiest you can pull out of the ocean anywhere in the world. This fish is always a target of any angler, but especially in the winter months with the larger fish move inshore. Flounder like to travel in loose schools so if you catch one you might be just be able to hook 5 or 10 more in the same pass.
This bottom-hugging flatfish likes to burrow itself in the sand of moving waters around inlets and passes waiting for the tide to bring food past them. Offshore you can typically find flounder near rock piles, reefs, and shipwrecks. The best way to catch this illusive and tasty fish is to rely on Captain Oliver’s 30 years of experience fishing the waters of Tampa Bay. He truly does know these waters like the back of his hand.
In the colder months of the year when other fish are hard to come by you can always count on the Sheepshead to be biting in our waters. January and February are the best months to fish for this tasty fish. We find these fish in the Bay area in the around structures, residential canals, along rock channel edges, around docks and piers, and offshore near reefs.
These guys can be a challenge to hook because they’re very willing to bite, but they’re nibblers. Snagging a Sheepshead can feel like a wild wild west high noon standoff at times. Especially when the school wises up to the fact your pulling their friends up on hooks. Sheepshead are a schooling fish so when you find one there is usually 15-20 more. Most Sheepshead in Tampa Bay are between 1 and 4 pounds, but can be found in the 8 to 10 pound range offshore.
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Tampa Fishing Charters, Fishing Charter Tampa, Fishing trips tampa, Fishing guides tampa, tampa bay charter fishing Redfish, or Red Drum, can put up quite the fight and they are often referred to as the fish that wont quit. Redfish can be found in abundance in the Tampa Bay flats and have become one of the most sought after fish in the shallows of Florida.
These guys like to travel in schools and when the tide is low we can often see them tailing on top of the water and target them by sight fishing. Redfish get their name from their coppery bronze color that has a tinge of red color. Normally, redfish have one spot on the base of their tails but often there are several spots. Redfish can be fished all year long, but the prime time for this fish is fall when the water is still warm!
Snook is one of the most sought after species in our the Tampa Bay area and for good reason. Snook like to ambush their prey so once you get them on the line they put up quite the fight and they often give their angler’s those thrilling acrobatic leaps out of the water! This makes this illusive fish an absolute thrill for any experienced angler and make it a “bucket list” catch for any novice fisherman.
Pound for pound the snook is the toughest fish in our waters. Generally the snook we are between 3 and 15 pounds, but its not uncommon to snag a 20 to 30 pound one. Snook are usually found inshore and like to lurk at the mouth of inlets, mangroves, and behind bridge and pier pilings waiting to strike their prey coming down current. The abundance of inshore fishing here in Tampa Bay make this area renown for it’s Snook fishing.
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