Whole Day Offshore Fishing Adventure
Private Trip
Offshore Fishing
Full 8hour offshore fishing adventure for up to 4 guestsMultiple fishing styles including deep sea, trolling, and bottom fishingTargets various species at reefs, wrecks, and offshore locations
Get ready for 8 solid hours of fishing action that'll take you from the shallows to the deep blue. This full-day charter with Knotical Adventures Two starts at sunrise (6:00 AM sharp) and covers every type of fishing you can imagine. For $1,799, your crew of up to 4 anglers gets access to inshore flats, nearshore structure, offshore canyons, artificial reefs, and legendary wreck sites. Whether you're a weekend warrior looking to land your personal best or a seasoned angler ready to check new species off your bucket list, this trip delivers the variety and fish-finding expertise that keeps boats coming back season after season.
Your day kicks off before most folks have their coffee, but trust me - those early morning hours are pure gold for fishing. The captain will have already checked the weather, tide charts, and recent fishing reports to plot the best course for the day. You'll start by hitting multiple fishing zones, beginning with inshore spots where the water's calmer and the action can be steady. As the day progresses and conditions allow, you'll venture into deeper offshore waters where the big pelagics roam. The beauty of an 8-hour charter is the flexibility - if the fish are biting hard in one area, you can stay put and capitalize. If they're being finicky, you've got time to explore different depths, structures, and fishing styles until you find what's working. The boat comes equipped with quality rods, reels, and tackle for every technique you'll use, from light spinning gear for Spanish mackerel to heavy conventional setups for pulling wahoo off the deep drops.
This charter covers the full spectrum of saltwater fishing techniques, so you'll learn something new even if you've been fishing for decades. Trolling is a big part of the offshore game - you'll pull spreads of ballyhoo, cedar plugs, and diving lures through temperature breaks and current edges where pelagics feed. When you hit productive bottom structure, you'll switch to heavy tackle for bottom fishing, dropping whole fish and cut bait down to grouper holes and ledges. Light tackle fishing comes into play around reefs and wrecks, where you can sight-cast to cruising fish or work jigs through the water column. The captain knows which spots produce during different tidal phases and seasonal patterns. Artificial reefs hold baitfish and attract predators, while natural wrecks create complex structure that big fish use for ambush points. Don't be surprised if you're switching between four different rod setups throughout the day - that's how you maximize your chances on every type of structure you'll fish.
King mackerel are the bread and butter of offshore fishing here, and these silver bullets can absolutely smoke a drag when they hit. Kings typically run 15-40 pounds, with the occasional monster pushing 50+. They're most active during cooler months and early morning hours, cruising along temperature breaks and following bait schools. What makes them so exciting is their incredible speed and acrobatic jumps - they'll test your drag settings and reflexes like few other fish can. Mahi mahi bring the color and chaos that every angler dreams about. These electric green and gold beauties travel in schools, so when you find one, there are usually more nearby. They're aggressive feeders that'll hit everything from trolled ballyhoo to casting jigs, and their aerial displays are absolutely spectacular. Most mahi range from 10-25 pounds, but bulls can exceed 40 pounds and provide arm-burning fights.
Wahoo are the speed demons of the offshore world, capable of runs that'll have your reel screaming like a banshee. These torpedo-shaped predators prefer deeper water and structure, often hitting high-speed trolling presentations. They're not as common as kings or mahi, but when you hook into a wahoo, you'll never forget the initial run. Black grouper are the heavyweights of the wreck and reef fishing game. These bottom dwellers can reach impressive sizes and provide the kind of rod-bending, knuckle-busting fights that make offshore fishing legendary. They're structure-oriented fish that require precise boat positioning and heavy tackle to wrestle them away from their rocky homes. Spanish mackerel round out the target species list as willing biters that provide consistent action, especially when the bigger fish are being stubborn. They're perfect for light tackle fishing and make excellent table fare when properly prepared.
With free cancellation up to 14 days out, there's no reason not to lock in your dates now. This world-class fishing experience sells out regularly, especially during peak seasons when the fishing is hottest. The $1,799 investment covers your entire crew of four, making it an excellent value when you break down the per-person cost for 8 hours of guided fishing. You're not just paying for boat time - you're getting local knowledge that takes years to develop, quality tackle that can handle anything you'll hook, and access to proven fishing spots that consistently produce fish. Check the calendar, grab your crew, and get ready for a day on the water that'll have you planning your next trip before you're back at the dock.
Step aboard this beautifully restored 36-foot Torres Pilothouse, your command center for an epic 8-hour offshore fishing adventure. This 2000 cabin cruiser got a complete makeover in 2023 and packs serious punch with its 450HP Cummins engine, cruising smoothly at 18 knots to get you to those prime fishing grounds fast. The spacious pilothouse keeps you comfortable with AC while you scan the fish finder and radar for the best action. Below deck, you'll find everything needed for a full day on the water - a proper galley, head, and even a bed for quick breaks between fishing sessions. The icebox and refrigerator keep your catch fresh and drinks cold. Whether you're trolling for pelagics, working the reefs, or dropping lines on wrecks, this boat handles it all. GPS navigation gets you to secret spots while the radar keeps you safe in changing conditions. With room for up to 4 anglers, there's plenty of space to fight fish without getting tangled up. From light tackle inshore action to heavy tackle deep sea battles, this versatile fishing machine delivers the perfect platform for serious anglers.
Mycteroperca BonaciBlack grouper are the bulldogs of the reef - they'll test your tackle and your back with their bulldog strength. These chunky bottom dwellers average 20-40 pounds, living around wrecks, ledges, and hard bottom in 30-300 feet. Winter months bring them shallow, while summer finds them deeper. What makes them special is that pure power fight and their excellent firm white meat that's mild and versatile. They're ambush predators that inhale their prey whole, so when you feel that thump, set the hook hard and crank fast. Here's the trick: use heavy gear with at least 20 pounds of drag because once hooked, you've got seconds to pull them off the bottom before they wrap you in the structure and break you off.
Scomberomorus CavallaKings are fast, aggressive fighters that'll test your drag system. These sleek predators typically run 15-30 pounds, though bigger ones push 50+ pounds. You'll find them in 40-150 feet of water around structure, wrecks, and temperature breaks. Spring through fall is prime time when they're chasing baitfish near the surface. What makes them special is that blistering first run - they'll peel line like few other fish. The meat is excellent grilled or blackened, though watch the mercury if you're pregnant. Here's the key: use a dual-hook rig with wire leader because they love to bite the back half of your bait. When you get that initial strike, don't horse them - let them make their runs and tire out.
Coryphaena HippurusMahi are pure fun on light tackle - they jump, change colors, and fight hard for their size. These beautiful fish average 15-30 pounds and live fast lives in open water. Look for them around floating debris, weed lines, and current breaks in 100+ feet. They're most active during warmer months when water temps hit the mid-70s. What guests love is watching their colors flash from gold to green to blue during the fight, plus they're outstanding table fare with firm, white meat. They travel in schools, so when you find one, there's usually more. Pro tip: once you hook up, leave the fish in the water while you get more lines out - the hooked fish will often keep the school around for multiple hookups.
Scomberomorus MaculatusSpanish mackerel are speed demons that school up in big numbers, making for fast-paced action on light tackle. These silver bullets average 2-4 pounds and cruise nearshore waters, flats, and around structures in 10-50 feet. They're most active during warmer months, especially spring and fall migrations. What keeps guests coming back is the constant action - where there's one, there's usually dozens more. They're also fantastic eating with mild, flaky meat perfect for the grill. These fish swim in schools that can stretch for miles, so once you locate them, it's game on. The key is using small, fast-moving lures like spoons or jigs - they hit aggressively but have soft mouths, so keep steady pressure without jerking too hard.
Acanthocybium SolandriWahoo are rockets with fins - hitting speeds up to 60 mph and making screaming runs that'll smoke your reel. These torpedo-shaped predators average 20-40 pounds but can push 80+ pounds. They roam open water from 60-200 feet, often near drop-offs and current edges. Peak season runs spring through fall when they follow bait migrations. Anglers love them for that initial blistering run and their premium white meat that's sweet and flaky. They're loners or travel in small packs, making each catch special. The secret is high-speed trolling at 12-15 knots with wire leaders - their razor teeth will slice through anything else. When one hits, hang on tight because that first run is something you'll never forget.
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