Calender of best fishing times

TARPON
PERMIT
SNOOK
SNAPPER
GROUPER
COBIA
SAILFISH
TUNA
WAHOO
and a whole lot more..........

Capt. Charles Klug

Is a USCG Licensed
Captain. "Charlie" has been a Charter Captain in Southern California and then here in Islamorada since 1975. Charlie knows fishing. Let him show you how.

Frequently asked questions...

Here are some of the more commonly asked questions we've encounter from our customers:

What kind of boat will we be fishing from?
Captain Charles uses a 26 ft Panga Center Console boat. This is a roomy comfortable boat that is great for fishing off the Reefs or in the Flats. The boat is equipted with GPS, Fish Finder, and all necessary safety equipment to ensure you of a worry free trip. We also have a fully-equipped 34’ Hatteras for bigger trips.
What sort of fishing will we be doing?
Captain Charles will take you to some of the best fishing areas in in the Florida Keys. You will fish on reefs, wrecks, and/or bridge fishing for Tarpon. Depending on the time of the year, there are numerous species of fish to be caught. Captain Charles will structure your fishing experiance around the most pleantiful fish for the season ensuring you a sucessful and memorable adventure.
What kinds of fish are typically caught?
While it is difficult to specify fish typically caught on any given day in Islamorada, here are some fish caught from recent Tarpon Adventure fishing trips in Islamorada: Tarpon, Permit, Snook, Snapper, Grouper, Cobia, Sailfish, Tuna, and Wahoo.
What do I need to bring?
We suggest bringing a long sleeve shirt and a hat. You could get a bad sunburn while on the water. Sunscreen is a must. Rubber soled footwear, sunglasses, and a camera. If you are concerned about motion sickness, medication should be taken one hour prior to departure. Bring your snacks and food. You can bring your own beverages. Beer is permitted but over indulgance will not be tolerated. We provide cold water for you. Please do not bring glass bottles. Don't forget the Ice Chest to take home your catch in.