Full Day Bull Redfish and Shark Charter
Private Trip
Inshore Fishing
Sixhour charter targeting 1550 pound Bull Redfish and sharksHeavyduty bottom fishing tactics for substantial saltwater speciesProfessional equipment provided, suitable for all skill levels
If you're looking to tangle with some serious fish, this six-hour inshore charter with Inshore Addictz Charters is where you want to be. We're talking about the kind of fishing that'll test your drag system and leave your arms sore the next day. This isn't your typical redfish trip where you're throwing artificials at tailing fish in shallow water. We're going after the bulls – those heavyweight redfish that can peel line like nobody's business, plus sharks and monster stingrays that'll give you stories to tell for years.
This top-rated charter runs six solid hours, and we're spending every minute of it focused on the big boys. Captain and crew know exactly where these bull redfish like to hang out in the local coastal waters, and they've got the game plan dialed in. You'll be fishing with just one other angler, so there's plenty of room to work and no rushing to get your fish to the boat. The whole setup is geared toward heavyweight encounters – we're not chasing schoolies here. These bulls run anywhere from 15 pounds up to 50-pound bruisers that'll smoke your reel and test every knot you've tied. Sharks add another dimension to the day, and when you hook into a decent-sized ray, you'll swear you're snagged on the bottom until it starts moving. The guide handles all the technical stuff like reading water, finding structure, and positioning the boat, so you can focus on what matters most – setting the hook and fighting fish.
This whole operation revolves around serious bottom fishing techniques designed for fish that don't give up easy. We're talking heavy sinkers, stout hooks, and rigs built to handle the punishment these fish dish out. The captain provides all the professional-grade tackle – heavy-action rods that can move big fish away from structure, reels with smooth drags that won't seize up under pressure, and terminal tackle that's up to the task. The technique is all about getting your bait down to where these fish live and keeping it there despite strong currents and structure. You'll be using circle hooks for better hooksets and fish safety, and the weights are heavy enough to stay put in moving water. Live bait isn't included in the trip price, but trust me, it's worth every penny when you see how these big redfish react to a fresh mullet or crab. The bottom fishing approach means you're targeting fish in their comfort zone – around structure, drop-offs, and current breaks where the big predators wait for easy meals.
Bull redfish are the main event here, and these aren't the slot-sized reds you might catch in the shallows. We're talking about mature fish that have moved offshore to deeper structure and feeding areas. These bulls typically range from 15 to 50 pounds, with the occasional fish pushing even bigger numbers. What makes them so exciting to target is their incredible power and endurance – a 30-pound bull redfish will make multiple long runs, testing your drag settings and arm strength. They're most active during moving tides when baitfish and crabs get swept along current lines and structure. The best part about targeting these fish is they're available year-round in most coastal waters, though they tend to be more concentrated and easier to locate during certain seasons. When you hook a bull red, you'll know it immediately – they don't jump like tarpon, but they'll make powerful runs toward structure and fight all the way to the boat.
Sharks add serious excitement to any inshore charter, and the coastal waters hold several species that'll give you a world-class fight. Depending on the season and conditions, you might hook into blacktip sharks, spinner sharks, sandbar sharks, or even the occasional bull shark. These fish bring a different kind of energy to the fight – explosive runs, aerial displays from some species, and raw power that'll test your tackle to the limit. Sharks are incredibly efficient predators, and when they decide they want your bait, the hookup is usually decisive. The key with shark fishing is having the right leader material and hooks, plus knowing how to handle them safely at the boat. Most inshore sharks range from 20 to 100 pounds, with the occasional fish running even larger. They're particularly active during warmer months and around dawn and dusk feeding periods.
Large stingrays might not be the target species everyone thinks about, but they'll provide some of the most memorable fights of your day. These prehistoric-looking creatures can weigh anywhere from 50 to over 200 pounds, and they use every ounce of that weight plus their wing-like shape to create incredible resistance. When you first hook a big ray, it often feels like you're stuck on the bottom – until it decides to move. Then you're in for a long, steady battle that'll test your patience and endurance. Rays are bottom feeders that cruise sand flats and mud bottoms looking for crabs, shrimp, and small fish. They're most active during warmer months and often feed in areas with good current flow that brings food to them.
This customer favorite charter delivers exactly what serious anglers are looking for – quality time on the water targeting fish that'll give you a real fight. With only two spots available per trip, you get personalized attention from an experienced guide who knows these waters inside and out. All the heavy-duty tackle is provided, so you don't have to worry about whether your gear is up to the challenge. The six-hour timeframe gives you plenty of opportunities to connect with multiple species and really get into the rhythm of this style of fishing. Whether you're an experienced angler looking for your next personal best or someone who wants to step up from lighter tackle fishing, this charter offers the perfect blend of challenge and success. Book now to secure your spot for what could be your best fishing day of the year.
Your fishing platform is a brand-new 2022 Xpress H22 Bay, a 22-foot workhorse designed specifically for serious inshore angling. This boat handles coastal waters like a champ, powered by a 175 HP Yamaha that'll get you to the fishing grounds fast and keep you stable when you're battling those heavyweight bull reds and sharks. The shallow draft lets us slide into those productive backwater spots where the big fish hang out, while the spacious deck gives you plenty of room to work heavy tackle and land fish that can stretch past four feet. GPS keeps us on the productive structure, and the fish finder helps locate schools and bottom features where these monsters lurk. Built tough enough for the hard pulls and long runs these coastal predators are famous for.
Darien, GA