Fishing Charters
Captain Jim Simmons specializes in Sarasota, Tampa Bay & near shore fishing with light tackle. Our Captain is U.S. Coast Guard Licensed and fully insured. Fish with the best gear on the market with a Captain who is sure to provide you with memories that will last a lifetime! On our fishing charters you will target snook, snapper, redfish, trout, mackerel, grouper and other fish species in the area. Fishing charters will take place on our spacious 26 ft Andros Boat. Fishing trips can accommodate up to 6 people per trip.
Captain Jim will provide rods, reels, live/artificial bait, which is all caught or prepared in advance, giving you the most time on the water for an enjoyable fishing experience.
We provide a cooler with ice. You should bring drinks, snacks and sunscreen. However, if the need arises, there are bait and sandwich shops on the water that we always have access to. We recommend wearing a hat, sunglasses, loose and light colored clothing for summer. Warm clothing or windbreaker is appropriate for the fall and winter. We do advise wearing tennis shoes, sneakers, or other shoes with good grip. A stop at many of the local sandbars can be arranged, if your party would like to enjoy some time in the water at the end of the trip.
A fishing charter is a great wake to make lasting memories as well as enjoy the fishery and wildlife in Sarasota and Tampa Bay. Our fishing charter options are listed below.
Please call us to book your next fishing trip!
Captain Jim Simmons 863-441-1951
Sarabeth Simmons 352-585-2130
Prices and Information
MOST POPULAR
Half Day Fishing Charter
$550 Plus Tax
4 Hours
6 Hour Fishing Charter
$750 Plus Tax
Full Day Fishing Charter
$1,000 Plus Tax
8 hours
Sunset Fishing Charter
$385 Plus Tax
Approximately 2 1/2 hours
If you’d like to fish under a beautiful sky and relax watching the sunset over the Gulf of Mexico, this is the trip for you. This trip is great for kids or beginners that want to experience fishing without overdoing their time on the boat. Your pickup time will be roughly 2 hours before sunset.
