
Hello, I’m Captain Bryan. Originally from New Jersey, I’ve spent the majority of my life living and fishing in Florida. Fishing has been a lifelong passion of mine. As a youngster, I enjoyed casting for stripers and bluefish along the Jersey shore, and I also cherished countless hours at my grandparents’ home in Punta Gorda, where I fished for snook in the backyard ponds. In 2011, I relocated to Florida permanently to attend Eckerd College, where I could combine my education with my love of fishing—truly a perfect match! Shortly after, I bought a skiff that allowed me to explore local waters each week, the same waters I continue to fish today.
With extensive hands-on experience navigating Tampa Bay and its surrounding areas, I have developed a deep understanding of our local fish populations—their preferred habitats, feeding patterns, and seasonal behaviors. I currently run inshore fishing charters from September through April, and during the prime Tarpon season from May to mid-August, I offer specialized Tarpon trips.
My mission for every outing is to fully engage clients with the beauty of the outdoors and deliver an unforgettable fishing experience in the Tampa Bay area. Whether you’re an expert angler, a casual weekend fisherman, a beginner, or a family exploring Florida’s stunning waters, I guarantee an enjoyable and memorable time on the water.
I’m happy to accommodate flexible start locations to suit your needs. Our trips have been praised as fantastic adventures, with clients eager to book again. With great weather and expert guidance, you can look forward to an exceptional day on the water and countless new fishing memories.
You can cancel at no cost up to two weeks prior to your scheduled trip and have the amount returned as credit to your account. If you cancel within 14 days before the trip, your deposit will be retained by the guide. Cancellations made on the day of the trip or if you fail to show up will result in the full trip price being charged to your payment method.
We suggest wearing sun protection and sunglasses. Please also bring any food and beverages you wish to enjoy throughout the day.
Discover the thrill of inshore fishing in Tampa Bay with our expertly guided trips. Whether it's Snook, Redfish, Trout, or other seasonal inshore species, you'll be targeting whatever fish are actively biting in the Tampa Bay Estuary at the time of your booking.
From casting on the flats to exploring nearby wrecks just off the shore, Tampa Bay offers a variety of fishing opportunities year-round. Our excursions are available both in the morning and afternoon, providing flexible options to fit your schedule.
Throughout most of the year, we use live pilchards—commonly known along the Gulf Coast as "white bait"—to attract fish. During the colder winter months, when bait is scarce, we switch to shrimp and artificial lures to keep the action going.
This trip is ideal for anglers of all skill levels. Beginners will enjoy the plentiful catches, while experienced fishermen will appreciate the chance to land that elusive trophy fish waiting just beneath the surface.
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