Florida Native Charters Fishing Charter Prices

Common Questions:

What is the best month to fish in the Everglades?

The optimal time for fishing in the Everglades falls between November and April, when cooler weather leads to more favorable water temperatures for active fish. During this prime fishing season, Florida Native Charters offers expertly guided excursions, enhancing your opportunity to reel in remarkable catches in the rich waters of the Everglades.

Where is the best fishing in the Everglades?

In the expansive and complex backcountry waters of the Everglades, you'll find some of the best fishing, teeming with a variety of species. At Florida Native Charters, Captain Kyle McMillin, an expert with intimate knowledge of the Everglades, guides you through these secluded treasures. Join us for a fulfilling and memorable fishing adventure in these untouched and serene spots, where nature's best is at your fingertips.

Are people allowed to fish in the Everglades National Park?

Yes, people are generally allowed to fish in the Everglades National Park, but they need to obtain a valid fishing license as required by Florida regulations. Florida Native Charters, with its extensive knowledge of the park's fishing rules and regulations, can guide you through the process of obtaining the necessary permits and provide a seamless experience, ensuring you fish responsibly and legally in this magnificent natural wonder.

What types of fishing trips does Florida Native Charters offer in Everglades City?

Florida Native Charters offers a variety of fishing trips tailored to different interests and skill levels. You can choose from inshore fishing, backcountry fishing, and specialized trips targeting species such as Tarpon, Snook, Goliath Grouper, Redfish, Spotted Seatrout, and Black Drum. Captain Kyle McMillin ensures each trip is customized to provide the best fishing experience based on the season and your preferences.

When is the best time to go fishing in Everglades City with Florida Native Charters?

The prime fishing season in Everglades City spans from spring through fall. Tarpon and Snook are particularly active during these months, with peak opportunities often in late spring and early summer. However, fishing remains productive year-round, with each season offering unique species and fishing conditions.

What should I bring on a fishing trip with Florida Native Charters?

Florida Native Charters provides all necessary fishing gear, including rods, reels, tackle, and live bait. You should bring personal items like sunscreen, a hat, sunglasses, and any preferred snacks and drinks. Captain Kyle McMillin ensures a comfortable and enjoyable trip, so you only need to focus on fishing.

Can families and children join the fishing trips with Florida Native Charters?

Absolutely! Florida Native Charters welcomes families and children of all ages. Captain Kyle McMillin is experienced in making fishing enjoyable for young anglers, providing a family-friendly environment that allows everyone to enjoy the adventure.

What types of fish can I expect to catch on a trip with Florida Native Charters?

On a trip with Florida Native Charters, you can expect to catch a variety of species including Tarpon, Snook, Goliath Grouper, Redfish, Spotted Seatrout, and Black Drum. The diverse ecosystem of the Everglades offers numerous opportunities for both trophy catches and fun, sport fishing.

How long are the fishing trips with Captain Kyle McMillin?

Fishing trips with Captain Kyle McMillin typically range from half-day to full-day excursions. Options usually include 4-hour or 6-hour trips, depending on your preference and schedule. Each trip is designed to maximize your fishing opportunities and ensure a rewarding experience.

Do I need a fishing license for the trip?

No, Florida Native Charters provides all the necessary fishing licenses for the day. Captain Kyle McMillin ensures that you are fully compliant with local regulations so you can focus on enjoying your fishing adventure without any additional concerns.