Deep Sea Fishing Charter

Best Deep Sea Fishing here in New Smyrna Beach — Book now!

Deep sea fishing can guarantee any angler fish provided the seas allow us to venture out. Fishing along our coast lets anglers try many types of fish and many techniques in order to catch these awesome species. We have fish that will either constantly move or migrate up and down the coast and far out offshore New Smyrna Beach.

The pelagic species such as Cobia, Amberjack, King Mackerel, and Mahi Mahi are our main target, cruising the coast April thru October here. These fish range from a few pounds to over 100 pounds and are very strong fighting fish giving an angler a fight to remember.

Our coast has lots of bottom fish examples too — grouper, many types of snapper like mango snapper, red snapper, vermillion snapper, lane snapper, and mutton snapper along with trigger fish and sea bass.

Some history about the deep sea fishing here: In the Seventies, nearly all natural reefs were wiped out or overfished so a plan was put in place to provide more places to give species places to repopulate. Thousands of artificial reefs along our coast were introduced by the Florida Fish and Wildlife Commission and by the Army Corps of Engineers. Over 35 years and thousands of artificial reefs later it has given new life to our offshore fisheries and some of the best fishing in the world is right here in Daytona Beach, Florida.

Deep sea fishing out of Ponce Inlet is a fishermen's paradise with many opportunities to catch the biggest fish of your life. Warning: it can be very addicting. Signs are loss of sleep, talking in sleep, words like "get the rod" or "fish on!". Daytime signs are coon eyes, excessive amounts of fishing gear and missing work.

While you're here in Daytona Beach you want the most knowledgeable Captain who knows what's working the best and where to go on any given day — and that's me. I have dedicated my life to fishing and running boat charters since the nineties. I've done commercial fishing off the Bahamas 20 years back, I ran a Miss Cape Canaveral head boat for a year, then off to my own boat over 15 years now full time. It takes knowledge, skills and techniques to catch so many different species while fishing these waters — let my experience ensure you a trip of a lifetime!