★★★★★ 5.0 from guest reviews · USCG licensed captains
Private · 4 to 8 hours · call to book
Marco Island offshore
deep sea fishing charters
Run 9 to 100 miles into the Gulf of Mexico for grouper, snapper and seasonal red snapper aboard our 32-foot Yellowfin.
Deeper water, bigger fish
Our offshore charters reach deeper water, offshore structure, reefs and wrecks far beyond the typical nearshore trip, aboard a 32-foot Yellowfin with twin 300 HP outboards.
Pick your distance
- Half day, 4 hours, $1,300. 9 to 35 miles offshore.
- 3/4 day, 6 hours, $1,800. More time on the deeper spots.
- Full day, 8 hours, $2,300. 50 to 70 miles offshore.
- Red snapper, 8 hours, $2,800. 70 to 100 miles out, Jun 1 to Oct 26.
Book by phone
Offshore trips take planning around weather and fuel, so we book them by phone. Call or text (239) 212-0008 and we’ll find the right day.
Offshore & deep sea info
| Half day | $1,300, 4 hours |
| 3/4 day | $1,800, 6 hours |
| Full day | $2,300, 8 hours |
| Red snapper | $2,800, Jun 1 to Oct 26 |
| Guests | Up to 6 (red snapper up to 8) |
| Boat | 32′ Yellowfin, twin 300s |
or call or text (239) 212-0008
From the boat
Offshore & deep sea catches
Guest reviews
5.0 stars from our guests
★★★★★
“So we met Capt. Cox (Jamie). He was knowledgeable of the area, cracked a few jokes and put us on some fun fish. The best part was going from sea to plate: we took our catch to the Crabby Lady around the corner and they cooked it for us.”
Joseph Valcarcel · Inshore charter
★★★★★
“Captain Dominic is a consummate professional and a blast to fish with. He worked incredibly hard to put us on a ton of redfish during our 4 hour charter.”
Magda Waller · Inshore charter
★★★★★
“Perfect fishing trip! We brought our 3 and 5 year old, and Landon was patient and helpful. We each got multiple fish and had a great time!”
Ryan · Private inshore charter
Questions
Offshore & deep sea questions
Why do offshore trips book by phone?
Long runs depend on weather and sea conditions, so we plan them with you directly.
When is red snapper season?
For federally permitted for-hire boats, the 2026 season ran June 1 through October 26. We’ll confirm next year’s dates when they’re set.
What else might we catch?
Grouper, amberjack, vermilion snapper, kingfish and other Gulf game fish, depending on season and regulations.
Plan your offshore trip.
Pick your trip and date and book it online in a minute. Your captain reaches out before the trip with the plan, the meeting spot and what’s biting.