3 charters found
Compare 18 fishing charters in Fort Myers, Florida — inshore & flats, fly fishing and lake & freshwater trips, targeting tarpon, redfish and snook. See prices, trip lengths and reviews, then book with the captain or a trusted platform.
Fort Myers sits on the Caloosahatchee River near the islands of Sanibel, Captiva and Pine Island. Between them lie Pine Island Sound and Matlacha Pass — sheltered, mangrove-lined backwaters that make this one of Florida’s best inshore fishing areas.
Guides fish the mangroves, oyster bars and grass flats for snook, redfish and spotted seatrout, with sheepshead and mangrove snapper around docks and structure. The calm water makes it a great choice for families and first-timers.
From late spring into summer, tarpon arrive along the beaches and in the passes — and nearby Boca Grande Pass is one of the most famous tarpon spots in the world.
Gulf trips run to ledges and wrecks for grouper, snapper and amberjack, and kingfish pass through in spring and fall.
Licensed Florida charters cover their guests’ fishing licenses. Snook and redfish have their own rules in this region, and seasons change — check current Florida FWC regulations.
Late spring and early summer (about April to July) is tarpon season and peak time for snook; fall is excellent for redfish and trout; winter offers sheepshead and calm backcountry days, with offshore trips whenever the Gulf is calm.
Local captains most often target tarpon, redfish, snook, speckled trout, black drum & sheepshead and snapper. What’s biting depends on the season — ask your captain when you book.
In Fort Myers, FL you can book inshore & flats (10), fly fishing (2), lake & freshwater (1) and offshore & big game (1) charters.
Late spring and early summer (about April to July) is tarpon season and peak time for snook; fall is excellent for redfish and trout; winter offers sheepshead and calm backcountry days, with offshore trips whenever the Gulf is calm.
Licensed charter boats usually cover their guests’ fishing licenses — check the listing or ask the captain before your trip.
Prices are “from” rates provided by captains and booking sites and may change.