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Frequently Asked Questions

This is where you will find answers to some of the common questions we get. If you still have any questions about your trip, don’t hesitate to the talk to the captain.
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WHAT Should I EXPECT ON EACH Different LENGTH OF TRIP?

4-6 Hours
These shorter trips are geared toward families. Usually trolling for Mackeral and other pelagics, shark fishing or sight fishing when the Cobia run is on. The June/July Red Snapper season will offer opportunities for bottom fishing as well.
8-12 Hours

These trips offer opportunities for some serious fishing!! Usually bottom fishing for big Amberjack, Grouper, Snapper and others, we can also troll for offshore fish such as Mackeral, Wahoo, Mahi, Blackfin Tuna and more!

14-18 Hours

Much like the trip above, but provide the opportunity to get to some epic bottom fishing spots or troll for the offshore giants like Marlin, Sailfish, Swordfish, Yellowfin Tuna and others.

24-36 Hours

The sky’s the limit here!! Targeting Yellowfin tuna, Swordfish, and Marlin and in most cases leaving plenty of time for limits of huge bottom fish. These trips are usually geared toward seasoned anglers.

Questions about the Trip

What’s Included?

We supply the ice, tackle, fishing licenses, Mate, Captain and dead bait. Each morning we will stop nearshore to catch fresh live bait as well. Fishing with live bait is the preferred tactic by most of the charter boats in Destin and we feel it both adds to the fishing experience and gives you a chance to find your sea-legs.

What Should I Bring?

You should bring anything you would like to eat or drink as well as any personal effects (Hats, sunglasses, sunscreen, cameras, coolers,etc..)

What Kind of Fish Are There to Catch?

Red Grouper, Red Snapper, Yellow Fin Tuna, Mingo Snapper, King Mackerel, Scamp Group, Gag Grouper, Trigger Fish, Amberjack, Cobia, Mahi Mahi, Marlin, and Wahoo

What Types of Fishing Does the SEAHORSE Offer?

Nearshore, Offshore, Reef, and Wreck Fishing

Other Questions?

What About the Mate?

The saying goes:

If you’ve enjoyed your trip, $ay $omthing to the Mate. If not, please advise the Captain.

Your mate is going to work very hard to ensure your trip is a memorable one.

A few of his duties include preparing the tackle so it’s ready to go when it counts. Teaching you fishing tactics, answering questions you may have, and cleaning and bagging your fish when the trip is over.

Most of his income is derived from tips from you. 15% to 20% of the trip cost Is customary depending upon the service.