Trip Options
Important Info
What We Provide
- A boat rigged and ready for the day's fishing
- Rods, reels, and tackle for every angler
- All bait, ice, and terminal tackle
- Your fishing license for the day
- Bottled water and cold drinks
- A licensed captain who knows the water
What to Bring
- Sunglasses, sunscreen & a hat
- Food and drinks in a soft cooler
- Weather-appropriate clothing and a light jacket
- Non-marking, closed-toe shoes
- Your camera — and a sense of adventure
Have a custom trip in mind? Call and we'll set it up.
Frequently Asked Questions
What's the best time of year to fish Key Largo?
The best time to fish Key Largo depends on the species you're targeting. Mahi Mahi are often plentiful in the spring and fall, while Tarpon fishing is excellent in the spring and summer. Snapper and Grouper can be caught year-round. We can help you plan your trip around the best seasons for your desired catch.
Do I need a fishing license?
No, you do not need a fishing license for our guided charters. We cover all necessary licenses for your trip.
How much does a charter cost?
Charter costs vary based on trip duration and target species. Please contact us directly at 786 847 5811 or [email protected] for detailed pricing and to discuss your ideal fishing trip.
What's included in the charter?
All necessary fishing gear, bait, tackle, and licenses are provided. We also offer water and snacks on most trips. We recommend bringing sunscreen, hats, and sunglasses.
Are your trips good for beginners or kids?
Absolutely. Our fishing charters are designed for all skill levels, including beginners and children. We love introducing new anglers to the thrill of fishing in Key Largo and ensure everyone has a fun and safe experience.
What kind of fish can I catch in Key Largo?
In Key Largo, you can target a variety of saltwater species including Mahi Mahi, Tarpon, Snapper, Grouper, Cobia, Snook, and Sailfish. Our experienced guides know the best spots for each.
Contact Beyond Blessed Charters today.
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