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All 4 Chuck Fishing Charters
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Al Harrington, Captain at All 4 Chuck Fishing Charters
Identity VerifiedLooking for a reliable guide in one of the greatest fisheries in the world? All 4 Chuck Fishing Charters are just located in Cape Coral offering you an adventure of a lifetime!
Captain Al Harrington will ensure you have all your needs, including boat safety, navigation, fishing techniques, and the best locations. Fishing trips involve 4-8 hour trips to spot for Snook, Seatrout, Snapper, Tarpon, Jacks, Redfish, and Sharks, this depends on the weather conditions but the captain won’t make you go home empty-handed. Expect the Captain to exhibit his techniques in light and heavy tackling, bottom fishing, drift fishing, popping corks, and circle hooks.
He will brief you regarding the Coast Guard Safety regulations and the capabilities of the boat, “24’ Nauticstar XTS'' that can accommodate up to four anglers. You will be boarding this boat to sail across the pristine waters of Southwest Florida, but don’t worry as this comes with an ice box and wireless trolling motor with 2-10 feet power poles. All necessary fishing equipment is included in the price such as rods and reels with terminal tackle. Necessary fishing licenses are also included in the trip.
Book now and tick off the best fishing trip out of your bucket list with All 4 Chuck Fishing Charters!
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Trips Available with All 4 Chuck Fishing Charters
Fishing
Starting At $1,000
PRO-SERIES INSHORE : SOLO/DUO TRIPS
Fishing Area: Cape Coral, FL
Fishing: Inshore
Capacity:
Max 2 guests (base trip price includes 2 guests)Description: It is a trip for anglers wanting to try it all in one day! This 8-hour fishing adventure requires special preparation, depending on the time of year, species targeted, baits, and presentations utilized. Captain Al will guide you to his unique spots around the mangrove islands and backcountry of SW Florida for the best action!
Fishing
Starting At $1,000
8 hours trip
Fishing Area: Cape Coral, FL
Fishing: Inshore
Fishing Boat:
Sea Hunt • 25' Sea Hunt • Max 4 guests (base trip price includes 4 guests)Description: An 8-hour fishing trip for up to 3 people in Southwest Florida for inshore and near shore species such as snook, redfish, black drum, sheepshead and snapper. Additional person $75 (Max 4 passengers)
Fishing
Starting At $425
Sightseeing
Fishing Area: Cape Coral, FL
Fishing: Inshore
Capacity:
Max 8 guests (base trip price includes 8 guests)Description: Cruise along the bays, rivers, mangrove islands, and inlets, visit hidden beaches and sandbars, and see various wildlife such as manatees, dolphins, shorebirds, herons, eagles, ospreys, turtles, and more!
Fishing
Starting At $800
6 hours trip
Fishing Area: Cape Coral, FL
Fishing: Inshore
Fishing Boat:
Sea Hunt • 25' Sea Hunt • Max 4 guests (base trip price includes 4 guests)Description: An 6-hour fishing trip for up to 3 people in Southwest Florida for inshore and near shore species such as snook, redfish, black drum, sheepshead and snapper. Additional person $75 (Max 4 passengers)
Fishing
Starting At $350
Captain for Hire
Fishing Area: Cape Coral, FL
Fishing: Inshore
Capacity:
Max 8 guests (base trip price includes 8 guests)Description: Hire Captain Al on your boat for instructions on boating safety, navigation, fishing techniques, and fishing locations to ensure your every trip is a success. Captain Al will see to it that you are aware of Coast Guard safety regulations and the versatility and capabilities of your boat.
Fishing
Starting At $1,100
PRO-SERIES INSHORE : TRIO TRIPS
Fishing Area: Cape Coral, FL
Fishing: Inshore
Capacity:
Max 3 guests (base trip price includes 3 guests)Description: It is a trip for anglers wanting to try it all in one day! This 8-hour fishing adventure requires special preparation, depending on the time of year, species targeted, baits, and presentations utilized. Captain Al will guide you to his unique spots around the mangrove islands and backcountry of SW Florida for the best action!
Fishing
Starting At $600
4 hours
Fishing Area: Cape Coral, FL
Fishing: Inshore
Fishing Boat:
Sea Hunt • 25' Sea Hunt • Max 4 guests (base trip price includes 4 guests)Description: A 4-hour fishing trip for up to 3 people in Southwest Florida for inshore and near shore species such as snook, redfish, black drum, sheepshead and snapper. Additional person $75 (Max 4 passengers)
Vehicle
Sea Hunt
Boat Type:
Boat Guest Capacity:
8
Boat Length:
25 ft
Manufacturer Name:
Sea Hunt
Model Year:
2024
Engine Manufacturer Name:
Yamaha
# of Engines:
1
Horsepower Per Engine:
300
Maximum Cruising Speed:
55
Features: Bait Tank Trolling Motor Fish Finder GPS VHF Radio
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2024 BR25BX with two 10' Power Pole with Power Pole Move trolling motor.
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Sea Hunt
Boat Type:
Boat Guest Capacity:
8
Boat Length:
25 ft
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Sizzling Snook and Stellar Scenery: Inshore Fishing Thrills
The weather was shaping up to be a perfect day for our 3/4 Day Inshore Trip with All 4 Chuck Fishing Charters. Partly cloudy skies and comfortable temperatures made for a comfortable ride out to our fishing spot in Bokeelia. This time of year, the Snook bite has been on fire, so we were excited to see what the day had in store. As soon as we started working the inshore flats with our heavy and light tackle setups, the action picked up quickly. The Snook were aggressively hitting our lures and live baits, putting up some awesome fights. We landed several nice Snook, including a few real bruisers that had the customers reeling and hollering. In between the Snook bites, we also managed to boat a couple solid Black Drum, adding some variety to the mix. The energy on the boat was electric - it was just a blast watching the customers hook into these powerful fish and bring them alongside the boat. Between the nonstop action and the beautiful Florida scenery, it was one of those perfect inshore trips that you just don't want to end. The customers were all smiles, and we were so glad to be able to put them on some amazing inshore fishing. If you're looking to experience the best of inshore fishing in Southwest Florida, I highly recommend booking a 3/4 Day Inshore Trip with All 4 Chuck Fishing Charters. Whether you're after trophy Snook, hard-fighting Black Drum, or just want to get out on the water and have a blast, our team will put you on the fish and make sure you have an incredible time. The Snook bite has been absolutely on fire, so don't miss your chance to get in on the action. Give us a call and let's get you out on the water for an unforgettable inshore adventure!
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Sheepshead and Trout Bites Highlight Thrilling Inshore Adventure
We started off the 1/2 Day Inshore Trip with some heavy and light tackle, looking to cover a variety of water depths and target different species. It wasn't long before the rods started bending, and we were into some nice Sheepshead. These fish really put up a great fight, stripping line and testing our gear, but we stayed on top of them and brought several beautiful specimens into the boat. In between Sheepshead bites, we spotted some good-sized Trout busting baitfish on the surface, and a few well-placed casts had those fish pegged and fighting hard as well. The whole trip had an awesome energy to it—just two of us out enjoying a beautiful day on the water, working hard and having a blast catching some really nice fish. That's the kind of experience that keeps anglers coming back to All 4 Chuck Fishing Charters time and time again. Whether you're an seasoned angler or just getting started, their team knows how to put you on the fish and make sure you have an unforgettable time. If you're looking to experience some of the best inshore fishing that Cape Coral, FL has to offer, I can't recommend the 1/2 Day Inshore Trip with All 4 Chuck Fishing Charters highly enough. Their expert guides will put you on the fish, and you'll have a blast doing it. From big, hard-fighting Sheepshead to those exciting Trout blitzes, there's always something exciting happening on the water. Book your trip today, and let's get you out there for an experience you won't soon forget!
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Fall Delights
Fall Delights: Exploring Matlacha's Sea Trout Fishing Season" Introduction: As the air turns cooler anglers in Matlacha, Florida, eagerly await one of the most exciting fishing seasons of the year – the fall sea trout season. This charming fishing village, nestled on the Gulf Coast, comes alive with the thrill of reeling in sea trout during the autumn months. In this blog, we'll dive into the allure of Matlacha's sea trout fishing in the fall and why it's a must-experience for any angler. * The Matlacha Experience: * Matlacha, often called the "Old Florida" fishing village, is a place where time seems to slow down. Its vibrant art scene, colorful cottages, and pristine waterways make it a unique and picturesque destination for anglers. Fall is an ideal time to visit, as the weather is mild, and the sea trout are abundant. * Sea Trout Season: * Fall is the prime season for sea trout fishing in Matlacha. As the waters cool, sea trout migrate from the deeper Gulf waters into the shallows and estuaries, providing an excellent opportunity for anglers to target these feisty and delicious fish. The thrill of catching a sea trout is an experience like no other. * Fishing Techniques: * Matlacha's sea trout can be caught using various techniques, making it a versatile destination for anglers of all skill levels. From wading along the flats and casting soft plastic baits to drifting with live bait under popping corks, there's a method to suit every angler's preference. * Bountiful Catches: * One of the reasons fall sea trout fishing in Matlacha is so popular is the bountiful catches. These waters are teeming with not only sea trout but also redfish, snook, and mangrove snapper, providing a diverse fishing experience for all who cast their lines. * Conservation and Responsible Fishing: * While the thrill of the catch is undeniable, it's essential to prioritize conservation and responsible fishing practices. Matlacha's fishing community places a strong emphasis on catch-and-release for sea trout, ensuring that these beautiful fish continue to thrive for future generations to enjoy. Conclusion: Matlacha, with its charming ambiance and thriving sea trout population in the fall, is a true angler's paradise. Whether you're a seasoned angler or a novice, casting your line in Matlacha's waters during the autumn season is an experience you won't soon forget. So, pack your gear and head to Matlacha for an unforgettable fall sea trout fishing adventure, where the beauty of the season is matched only by the excitement of the catch.
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Mastering the Art of Inshore Fishing: Unveiling the Secrets of a Successful Expedition
Welcome to our fishing charter webpage, where we aim to provide valuable insights and information to enhance your inshore fishing experiences. This blog post will delve into the secrets of a successful inshore fishing expedition. Whether you're a seasoned angler or a beginner looking to embark on an exciting adventure, this guide will equip you with the essential knowledge to maximize your chances of landing a trophy catch. * Choosing the Perfect Fishing Spot: * Your location for your fishing expedition can make all the difference. We will discuss water temperature, currents, and seasonal patterns influencing fish behavior. By understanding these elements, you can identify prime fishing spots and increase your chances of encountering diverse species. * Selecting the Right Gear and Equipment: * Appropriate fishing gear and equipment is crucial for a successful inshore fishing trip. We will explore the different types of rods, reels, lines, and lures suitable for various fishing scenarios. Additionally, we will provide recommendations for essential safety equipment, such as life jackets and first aid kits, to ensure a secure and enjoyable outing. * Understanding Fish Behavior: * To outsmart your target species, it's essential to have a basic understanding of their behavior patterns. We will discuss feeding habits, migration patterns, and optimal fishing times. By familiarizing yourself with these behaviors, you can adjust your fishing techniques and increase your chances of hooking that prized trophy fish. * Mastering Fishing Techniques: * Inshore fishing requires a different skill set than other fishing styles. We will cover techniques like trolling, bottom fishing, jigging, and live bait fishing. Through step-by-step instructions and tips from seasoned anglers, you'll understand these techniques comprehensively and how to adapt them to different fishing conditions. * Safety and Responsible Fishing Practices: * Respecting the ocean and its inhabitants is paramount. We will emphasize the significance of responsible fishing practices, including catch and release techniques, proper handling of fish, and adherence to fishing regulations. Furthermore, we will provide safety guidelines to ensure everyone on board has a secure and enjoyable fishing experience. Conclusion: Embarking on an inshore fishing adventure is an exhilarating experience that promises memories to last a lifetime. By delving into the secrets outlined in this blog post, you'll be well-prepared to make the most of your fishing charter. Remember to stay informed, be adaptable, and, most importantly, enjoy the journey as you pursue the catch of a lifetime.
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Dolphin Encounters
The trouble we encountered with dolphins eating your catch while fishing in the Cayo Casta area. Dolphins are highly intelligent and curious creatures that are attracted to fishing activities and fish in the water. While frustrating, it's important to remember that dolphins are protected marine mammals and pursue fish’s natural behavior. To mitigate this issue and increase your chances of successfully landing your catch, here are a few suggestions: 1. Change fishing location: Dolphins are known to frequent certain areas, so try moving to a different spot where their presence may be less common. 2. Use deterrent devices: Commercial deterrent devices are available, such as underwater noisemakers or electronic repellents, that emit sounds dolphins find unpleasant. These devices may help deter them from approaching your fishing area. 3. Stay vigilant: Keep a close eye on your fishing lines and immediately reel them in as soon as you notice dolphins approaching. Minimizing the time your catch spends in the water can reduce the chances of dolphins intercepting it. It's important to note that dolphins are protected species, and it is illegal to harm or harass them. While it can be challenging to fish in areas with high dolphin activity, respecting and coexisting with these beautiful creatures is essential. Enjoying nature's wonders while minimizing any negative impact is the best approach.
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The Golden Spoon
Spoons can produce fish in various conditions, but it shines in some situations. Along weed lines, mangroves or similar structures should be your first targets, as this is where redfish congregate. Remember, reds travel in groups, so work an area thoroughly for consistent action. Repeated casts to the exact location or the same retrieval path will often produce multiple fish. Gold spoons are best suited for stained or dark water. The same techniques can be used with a silver spoon in cleaner water. The shape of the spoon and hook guard combine to allow the lure to bounce off obstructions like weeds, mangroves, oyster beds, or rocks where other lures might be lost. Erratic action is the key to the spoon’s success. Many anglers cast and pause, allowing the spoon to flutter. If you do not get a hit right off the bat, you have two options for the retrieve. A steady retrieve, varying speed based on conditions, will often draw fish out and even right to the boat. Others prefer to add a twitch to their retrieve, feeling the motion increases. Try or mix it up based on what the fish respond to.
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What it means to be
As a full-time charter fishing guide in SWFL, I understand the challenges of choosing which species to pursue when there are so many options. The three main species, redfish, snook, and trout, can be easy to get stuck on, but branching out to other game fish like Spanish mackerel, cobra, and triple tail can make for a rewarding trip. Additionally, there are many opportunities to catch sharks in the harbor, such as black tips, spinner, and bonnet heads. These species can be found in both shallow flats and deeper waters. Diversifying our target species can offer my clients a unique and exciting fishing experience. Researching the different species, their habits, and preferred habitats is important to increase your chances of success. It can also be helpful to vary your fishing techniques and equipment to target different species better. Remember, fishing is not just about catching the most fish but also enjoying the experience and the challenge of targeting different species. Exploring different game fish and expanding your fishing knowledge can provide your clients a more comprehensive and enjoyable fishing trip.
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Silver King
Boca Grande Pass is known as the Tarpon Capital of the World for several reasons. The #1 reason they are here in such great numbers during the months of May and June is the Hill Tides. The action is steady daily during these months as crabs flush out from the Peace River and Charlotte Harbor to thousands of hungry migratory tarpon. The hill tides are the strongest by far, and crabs blanket the entire pass as they get flushed out to sea. The tarpon goes into a frenzy, smashing crabs on the surface in a fantastic display of nature. If you can fish during these specific dates, your chances of hooking into a silver king are much higher.
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Shark and sea trout
Minnesota couple had a good day on the water—bunches of sea trout and sharks.
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New Jersey Boys
The New Jersey Boys had a successful day out on the water! Spanish mackerel, bluefish, and spotted sea trout are all highly sought-after catches and can make for a delicious meal when appropriately prepared. It was also great the weather was favorable, as that can significantly enhance the overall fishing experience.
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Spring Break
Good friends on spring break from Ohio had a good time today. They did an excellent job never fished for sea trout and sheepshead. It was a rewarding and exciting experience for the girls. Fishing can be a fun and relaxing activity that allows people to connect with nature and unwind from the stresses of daily life. It's also a great way to spend time outdoors and get some exercise. It's important to follow local regulations and guidelines when fishing, including obtaining proper licenses and permits, practicing catch and release, and respecting the environment and other anglers. Congratulations to the girls on their successful fishing day!
Today Fishing
Spotted sea trout can be caught using both artificial lures and live bait such as shrimp. Here are some tips on how to catch them using these methods: Using Artificial Lures: 1. Choose the right lure: Spotted sea trout can be caught using a variety of lures, but some popular options include soft plastic baits, jigs, and topwater lures. Match the color and size of your lure to the local baitfish and the water conditions. 2. Vary your retrieve: Experiment with different retrieve techniques such as slow and steady, fast and erratic, or jerking the lure to mimic a wounded baitfish. 3. Fish near structure: Spotted sea trout often hang out near structures such as oyster beds, rocks, or grassy areas. Cast your lure near these structures and retrieve it slowly to entice a bite. Using Live Shrimp: 1. Rig your bait: Use a popping cork with a small weight and a 1/0 or 2/0 circle hook to rig your live shrimp. Hook the shrimp through the tail or the head, depending on the current and the depth you are fishing. 2. Fish in the right areas: Look for areas with shallow water and grassy or rocky bottoms. Spotted sea trout like to feed in these areas during incoming or outgoing tides. 3. Use a gentle touch: When you feel a bite, resist the urge to set the hook immediately. Instead, let the fish take the bait and run with it for a few seconds before slowly reeling in the slack and gently setting the hook. Remember to check your local regulations on catch limits and size limits before fishing for spotted sea trout. Good luck!
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Slam
The Minnesota boys had a great day on the water despite the red tide. Catching Snook, Sheepshead, and Spotted Sea Trout is quite an achievement! Red tide can harm marine life, including fish, so it's essential to take precautions and follow local guidelines when fishing during a red tide event. Make sure to clean and properly prepare your catch before consuming it, and be aware of any warnings or closures in the area. Congratulations on your successful fishing trip!
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Why Knots
Several knots can be used to tie braid line to a leader line, but two popular options are the "Double Uni knot" and the "FG knot". Here's how to tie them: 1. Double Uni Knot: Step 1: Take the end of your braided line and fold it over itself to make a double line. Step 2: Make a loop with the doubled line and pass the end of the leader line through the loop. Step 3: Make six turns with the leader line around the double line and bring the end back through the loop. Step 4: Moisten the knot and tighten by pulling on both lines. 2. FG Knot: Step 1: Take the end of your braided line and pass it through the center of a hollow section of the leader line. Step 2: Make at least 10 wraps around the doubled leader line and braided line, moving towards the end of the leader line. Step 3: Pass the end of the braided line back through the hollow section of the leader line in the opposite direction from which it came. Step 4: Moisten the knot and pull both ends to tighten, making sure the wraps are snug and evenly distributed. Both knots provide a strong connection between the braid line and the leader line and are relatively easy to tie once you get the hang of them. It's important to test the knot before fishing to ensure that it is secure and won't fail under the pressure of a fighting fish.
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Good Day
The New Jersey man had his hands full today: Sheepshead, Trout, Spanish Mackerel, and ladyfish—nice day on the water with Richard and his wife. They caught a lot of fish.
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Birthday Surprise
Nathan and his son, and Joey tore them up today. Catching too many trout and sheepshead to count is a great day. Sheepshead and trout are both popular sport fish known for their excellent taste. Also, Bluefish, pufferfish, and ladyfish are often considered bycatch were caught. It's always exciting to catch a variety of species while fishing. We had a fun and safe day on the water!
Ratings & Reviews Summary
Best Reviews
June 23, 2025
Al was a fantastic captain for a small family fishing trip I planned. We caught a variety of fish including a shark and some snook which I was most excited about. Al knew all the spots to go to catch fish and I am looking forward to booking a charter with him again when I return to sw Florida. Thanks Al!
June 23, 2025
Al was a fantastic captain for a small family fishing trip I planned. We caught a variety of fish including a shark and some snook which I was most excited about. Al knew all the spots to go to catch fish and I am looking forward to booking a charter with him again when I return to sw Florida. Thanks Al!
June 23, 2025
This is our 3rd time going out with Captain Al and we had another great fishing experience! We had so much fun and Captain Al put us right on the fish and is so hands on with his guests! Even my wife who doesn’t normally fish and likes to come along for the boat ride had a great time reeling in some eaters! We can’t wait to do this again next year on our annual visit to Cape Coral! Thanks again Captain Al!
June 23, 2025
I had an amazing time with All 4 Chuck Charters! Captain Al did a fantastic job—he was knowledgeable, friendly, and made sure we had a great experience on the water. We caught tons of sheepshead, and his expertise really showed in helping us find the best spots. The boat was well-equipped, and the whole trip was smooth and enjoyable. If you’re looking for a top-notch fishing charter, I highly recommend All 4 Chuck Charters—you won’t be disappointed!
June 23, 2025
Went out with captain Al from All for Chuck had a great time good fishing Al was awesome gave me a great experience!!
June 23, 2025
Al is an awesome captain. Caught some nice sheep head and red. Was an awesome time and made for an excellent Christmas vacation.
June 23, 2025
Captain Al is awesome. I came down from Michigan to Cape Coral and knew nothing about inshore fishing. Al not only put us on fish, but did an excellent job explaining his program. Great fisherman and great guy! Thanks again Al!
June 23, 2025
We had a beautiful day on the water with Captain Al! Bonus I caught 5 fish and my friend caught 2.
