Fishing Charters in Florida
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Nauti Girl Sportfishing
Palm Bay, FL
Captain Scott has been fishing Sebastian Inlet and the Space & treasure Coast since he moved here in 2002. But this is how his story started out, he saw the movie "Jaws" in June 1975 and found his calling, He started fishing along the Carolina coast and Gulf Stream at the age of 13. He fished around the world for 12 years in the US Navy, where he earned his 100 ton USCG Masters License. In 1993 in Port Aransas, Texas he was mentored by Captain Reese Green of Bill Buster's Sportfishing and he later went on to win some of the biggest fishing tournaments in the world. Island Mooring Pro Billfish Tournament 1993 and 1994 1997 Watermelon Classic Billfish Tournament 1997 Poco Bueno Blue Marlin Classic Texas Invitational Fishing Tournament 1995 Texas Women’s Anglers Tournament 1998 & 1999 Sharkey’s Pro Big Shark Tournament 1997-2000 Port Aransas Boatman “Deep Sea Round Up” 1997, 1999 and 2000 2007 Orange Beach Pro Billfish Tournament 2008 North Carolina Wahoo Shoot-Out He started Pure Pleasure Fishing in 1995 and ran it until 2003, when he moved to Melbourne, Florida and honed his skills on fishing Florida’s East Coast. Captain Scott is one of the world's top big shark fishing captains, having caught huge great whites, tiger sharks, mako sharks, bull sharks, hammerheads, blacktips, spinners and many more species. Captain Scott has caught 8 different species of billfish around the world, loves trolling and tuna fishing, bottom fishing, jigging and deep dropping. Captain Scott has caught 4 grander fish in his life (black marlin, mako shark, tiger shark and a great white). He has over a thousand + fish greater than 100 pounds boated under his skillful watch from wahoo, to blue and yellowfin tuna, thousands of sharks and many a blue marlin. Captain Scott is just missing a spearfish for his bucket list. Scott is a power production electrical engineer University of Texasand proud Long Horn. He works US Government civil service for the USAF with a TS-SCI Clearance and is retiring soon to pursue his love of fishing one last time. We are a veteran-owned company and offer Veteran and Military discounts
Hammer Down Sportfishing
Clearwater, FL
Island Baby Islamorada
Tavernier, Florida
Flying Thief Charters
Big Pine Key, Florida
Key West Tarpon Fishing with Flying Thief Charters. Let us be your guide to the best Bonefish Spin Fishing, and excellent Flats Fishing in the Florida Keys.
Fat Cat Charters
Big Pine Key, Florida
Sea Glass Excursions
Cudjoe Key, Florida
Sea Glass Excursions offers offshore and inshore fishing, snorkeling, sandbars, sunset cruise, or just a ride, I’m your guide. My Name is Captain Brian and I live in the Lower Florida Keys.
Double O Fishing Charter
Cudjoe Key, Florida
Tarpon Trips
Summerland Key, Florida
Shane Wood Fishing
Summerland Key, Florida
Shane Wood Fly Fishing Guide - Rates and Information. Tarpon, Bonefish, Permit Photo Gallery. Book your fishing charter now.
Stock Island Fishing Charters
Naval Air Station Key West, Florida
Stock Island fishing charters at the entrance to Key West. Many different charters offered for all types of anglers and vacationers.
Captain Eddie Griffiths Charters
Key West, Florida
Dry Tortugas fishing trips with Andy Griffiths charters out of Key West, Florida. Overnight fishing to Fort Jefferson, Dry Tortugas and Marquesas Keys. Enjoy fishing and diving on your private charter, 2 or 3 day fishing charters for snapper, grouper, mahi mahi, wahoo and more. Best reef and wreck fishing available year round in the Florida Keys and west of Key West near the Dry Tortugas National Park.
Captain Bill Lowman Anna Maria Sportfishing
Holmes Beach, Florida
Anna Maria Island Charter Fishing Guide
Best Time to Catch Blacknose Shark
Peak season: June, July. Also good: April, May, August. Right now in April, activity is good.
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Blacknose Shark
Miami's proximity to the Gulf Stream makes it a prime location for targeting Blacknose Sharks. These smaller sharks are abundant in the inshore and nearshore waters, offering anglers a consistent fishing opportunity. Look for them around Biscayne Bay, along the beaches, and near the numerous inlets and channels. The warmer months, from spring through fall, are ideal for targeting Blacknose Sharks, as they are more active in warmer water. Fishing from shore with cut bait, such as ladyfish or mullet, is a common method. Alternatively, you can target them from a boat by drifting or anchoring near structure. A helpful local tip: Focus your efforts around areas with strong tidal flow, as this concentrates baitfish and attracts sharks. Also, be prepared for other species, as Miami's waters are teeming with marine life. Blacknose Sharks in this region typically range from 2 to 4 feet in length and provide a fun fight, especially on lighter tackle. This is an accessible and rewarding fishery for anglers of all levels.
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Blacknose Shark Fishing Regulations in Florida
Open Season
Year-round
Daily Bag Limit
1 per person or 1 per vessel, whichever is more restrictive
Size Limit
None
License Required
Saltwater fishing license
Must complete the online shark identification course. Certain sharks are prohibited from harvest.
⚠️ Always verify current regulations with the Florida state wildlife agency before fishing.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What's the best bait to use for Blacknose Shark in Miami?
Blacknose Sharks are attracted to a variety of baits. Popular choices include cut bait like mullet or mackerel, as well as live baitfish. Experiment to see what's working best on a given day.
Is there a size limit for Blacknose Sharks in Florida?
No, there is no minimum or maximum size limit for Blacknose Sharks in Florida. However, it's always a good idea to practice responsible fishing and release sharks that are not needed.
What's the bag limit for Blacknose Sharks in Miami?
In Florida, the bag limit for Blacknose Sharks is 1 per person or 1 per vessel, whichever is more restrictive. This means if two people are on a boat, they can only keep one shark total.
Do I need a license to fish for Blacknose Shark in Miami?
Yes, you need a valid Florida saltwater fishing license to legally fish for Blacknose Sharks in Miami. Make sure your license is up-to-date before heading out.
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