St. Augustine Beach Fishing
St. Augustine Land Based Beach Fishing specializes in fishing the waters around St. Augustine from shore and invites you to experience a memorable day of surf fishing.
St. Augustine Land Based Beach Fishing specializes in fishing the waters around St. Augustine from shore and invites you to experience a memorable day of surf fishing.
River City Charters welcomes you to Jacksonville, Florida. This city is home to an incredible year-round fishing adventure that attracts anglers from other states. Meet Captain Travis, who's been fishing in the area since he was a child.
"This was the most memorable fishing trip for our family. Captain Travis was absolutely amazing!" — Jennifer,
There's a fish with your name on it in Jacksonville Beach and Isle of Palm Charters will help you catch it! These waters are known for Jack Crevalle, Black Drum, Cobia, King Mackerel (Kingfish), Bluefish, Flounder, Redfish, Spotted Seatrout, Tarpon,
"Took my 79 year-old dad out for a trip today. My dad is USMC Retired and isn’t as nimble on his feet as he used to be." — MICHAEL,
We are a Professional and affordable family friendly charter service located in Jacksonville, Florida and surrounding areas.
"We were here for 2 days and decided to stay an additional day to fish." — James,
If you have a special request or last-minute booking that the system does not allow, message me, I may be able to make it work. Fish the Inshore Waters of Historic St. Augustine Like a Local.
"This was the greatest trip for me and my son. My son’s goal was to catch a red fish and he made sure that happened!" — Jason,
Paradise Fly welcomes you to the stunning waters of Fleming Island. With Captain Christopher at the helm, you'll benefit from years of knowledge and experience.
Captain Roland prides himself on ensuring that you have the best possible experience on every fishing trip! The captain will take you to Jacksonville's river, marsh, and coastal waters to catch the most delicious and exciting fish.
"Great communication leading up to the trip! I booked for my sons 13th birthday and Captain Roland did not disappoint." — Christina,
For more information give me a follow on // Instagram // Facebook // SaltyGoatFishingCompany // Fishing's been my thing since I was a kid on Juno Pier in South Florida.
"We went underway in good weather, but right as we got to the end of the waterway into the ocean the wind picked up, so we settled for fishing by a rock reef for a while." — Dylan,
Running angling trips out of St. Augustine, Old Salt Charters invites you to check out the local fishery in style. Capt.
"My wife and I booked a 4 hour (a.m.) inshore trip with Capt Cole." — David,
Fleming Island sits in a sweet spot for anglers, where winding tidal rivers, broad lakes, and maze-like creeks come together to create year-round opportunity. Fleming Island fishing charters tap into this diverse inshore playground, putting you close to clean grass flats, oyster-laden shorelines, and deep channel edges that hold fish on every moving tide.
In these protected waters, you can target hard-fighting inshore favorites such as Redfish, Speckled Trout, Flounder, and Black Drum, along with Sheepshead around structure. When salinity and seasons align, you may also encounter Jack Crevalle, Bluefish, and other roaming visitors that crash bait along current seams.
The area's mix of brackish and freshwater influences means variety: quiet creeks for sight-casting on sunny mornings, wind-sheltered coves for family-friendly action, and deeper drops where predators stack up during stronger tides. Local captains tailor each trip to the day's conditions, using live bait, soft plastics, or topwater plugs to match the bite.
Access is easy, with launches and marinas tucked along the river and nearby lakes, so you spend more time fishing and less time running. Whether you're after a first Red on artificial, a limit of tasty Flounder for the table, or steady action to keep kids engaged, Fleming Island fishing charters are built around convenience, comfort, and results.
If you're planning your first visit, aim for early morning or late afternoon windows to take advantage of cooler temps and active tides. Bring sun protection, polarized sunglasses for spotting fish, and a camera—between the wildlife, sweeping marsh views, and bent rods, Fleming Island delivers plenty worth remembering.