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Miami party boat fishing

Shared fishing trips to the reefs, wrecks and Gulf Stream off Miami.

Shared boat, priced per personMorning & afternoon tripsCall to book
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Party boat fishing in Miami puts you on a larger shared boat headed for the reefs, wrecks and Gulf Stream, a short run from shore. You pay per person, the crew helps you fish, and the fishing license, rods, tackle and bait are included. Call (407) 392-4593, 9 am – 6 pm, to book.

Angler holding a grouper on the deck of a party fishing boat

How to book your Miami party boat trip

Online booking isn’t available for this trip yet. Call us and we’ll find a party boat trip for your date.

Morning and afternoon party boat trips

Call (407) 392-4593

Fishing license, rods, tackle and bait included. Questions? Call (407) 392-4593, 9 am – 6 pm.

Quick answer

What is party boat fishing in Miami?

Party boat fishing in Miami is a shared fishing trip on a larger boat that you book per person instead of booking a private charter. The boat runs a short way out to the reefs, wrecks and Gulf Stream for snapper, grouper, kingfish, cobia, amberjack and sharks. The crew helps you fish, and the fishing license, rods, tackle and bait are included. Beginners and kids are welcome. Call (407) 392-4593, 9 am – 6 pm, to book.

How a party boat works

A shared boat, priced per person
  • You fish alongside other anglers on a larger boat
  • You pay per person, so it suits solo anglers, couples, families and small groups
  • Rods, tackle, bait and the fishing license are on board
The crew helps you fish
  • Crew members help first-timers and kids bait up and land fish
  • They can clean and fillet your catch
  • Keep your things in one bag: you share the deck with other anglers

What’s included and what to bring

Included in the price
  • Saltwater fishing license
  • Rods, reels and tackle
  • Bait
  • Help from the crew
  • Fish cleaning by the crew
Not included
  • Crew tip (15–20% is typical)
  • Food and drinks
  • A cooler to take your fish home

What to bring

SunscreenHatPolarized sunglassesLight jacket on cooler daysSnacks and drinksSmall billsSeasickness medicine if you need itA cooler in the car for your catch

Fish you can catch on a Miami party boat

Snapper, grouper, kingfish, cobia, amberjack and sharks. Swipe to see what you could catch.

Illustration of a snapper
Reefs & wrecks

Snapper

Red and mangrove snapper

Bottom fishing on the reefs and wrecks, when the season is open.

Illustration of a grouper
Reefs & wrecks

Grouper

Gag grouper

Bottom fish on the reefs and wrecks, when the season is open.

Illustration of a kingfish
Offshore

Kingfish

King mackerel

Fast, hard-running fish that make the reel scream.

Illustration of a cobia
Offshore

Cobia

Ling

Big, hard-pulling fish. Size limits apply.

Illustration of an amberjack
Wrecks

Amberjack

Greater amberjack

Strong fish around the wrecks, when the season is open.

Illustration of a blacktip shark
Offshore

Shark

Blacktip and others

Sharks are common off Miami. Many species must be released.

Seasons, size and bag limits apply: see the FWC saltwater fishing regulations. The crew can tell you what you can keep.

Where you’ll fish

Miami party boats run out to the reefs, wrecks and the Gulf Stream, a short run from shore.

Meeting spot: we confirm the marina and departure time with you when you book.

Miami party boat fishing questions

How do I book a Miami party boat trip?

Call (407) 392-4593, 9 am – 6 pm, and we’ll find a party boat trip for your date and group.

How much does party boat fishing in Miami cost?

Party boats are priced per person. Call us for the price for your date and group.

What is a party boat?

A larger fishing boat you share with other anglers. You pay per person instead of booking a private charter, and the crew helps everyone fish.

When do party boat trips leave?

There are morning and afternoon trips. Call us for the times on your date.

What can I catch?

Snapper, grouper, kingfish, cobia, amberjack and sharks, depending on the season and where the boat fishes.

Do I need a fishing license?

No. The fishing license is included when you fish on the boat.

What’s included in the price?

The fishing license, rods, reels, tackle, bait and help from the crew, who can also clean and fillet your catch. Not included: the crew tip (15–20% is typical) and food and drinks. You can bring your own snacks and drinks.

Is a party boat good for beginners and kids?

Yes. First-time anglers and families are welcome, and the crew helps you bait up, cast and land fish.

What if I get seasick?

Party boats don’t turn back for seasick passengers. If you need it, take seasickness medicine before you leave, eat something first and drink plenty of water.

Can I take my fish home?

Yes, within FWC size and bag limits. The crew can clean and fillet your catch, so bring a cooler in your car to carry it home.

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