
Pick Your Trip.
Every trip we run is different because every day on the water is different. Whether we're chasing pelagics along the beach or working the backwaters for inshore favorites, our goal is simple—put you on fish and make sure you have a great day on the water.

Nearshore Charter
This is where the action is. We run the nearshore for hard-fighting pelagics that migrate up and down our coast. Powerful runs, explosive strikes, and opportunities at trophy fish.
TARGET SPECIES
COBIA
TARPON
KING MACKEREL
JACKS
BONITA
TRIPLETAIL
& MORE

INshore Charter
We'll fish the creeks, flats, and inlets of for a variety of inshore species while enjoying a laid-back day on the water. Perfect for first-time anglers, families, and anyone looking for steady action.
TARGET SPECIES
REDFISH
SNOOK
TROUT
FLOUNDER
BLACK DRUM
SHEEPSHEAD
& MORE

Specialty SPECIES TRIP
Our specialty trips are focused on one specific goal, and are where we really provide the authentic experience of going on the hunt for a special fish. Hunting down cobia on the surface, chasing giant tarpon, trolling for the elusive king mackeral, or searching for a giant backwater snook are all fields we specialize in.
Available seasonally. Call to discuss your trip.
ALL CHARTERS INCLUDE:
Premium rods & tackle
Ice & Bottled Water
Fuel
Fish cleaning
USCG Licensed & Fully Insured
ABOUT YOUR CAPTAIN
Captain Robbie Goodwin
LOCAL KNOWLEDGE. REAL EXPERIENCE. GENUINE PASSION.
Hi, I'm Captain Robbie Goodwin.
I've spent countless hours fishing the waters from Cape Canaveral to St. Augustine, learning the tides, bait movements, and seasonal migrations that make Northeast Florida one of the best places to fish.
Over the years, I've gained extensive experience targeting migratory pelagic species like cobia, king mackerel, tarpon, jack crevalle, bonita, and tripletail, along with countless hours sportfishing both the nearshore and inshore waters of our coast.
Whether you're chasing a bucket-list fish or introducing your family to fishing for the first time, my goal is simple: provide a safe, enjoyable experience and put you in the best position to catch fish and create lasting memories.
I look forward to fishing with you.
— Captain Robbie Goodwin



LOCAL KNOWLEDGE
PELAGIC SPECIALIST
Years spent learning the tides, bait, and seasonal patterns of Florida's east coast.
Experienced targeting cobia, kingfish, tarpon, bonita, jack crevalle, tripletail, and other migratory game fish.

VERSITILE
A versatile approach that combines lures and/or bait to maximize every trip.

YOUR DAY, YOUR TRIP
Whether you're after your first fish or your next trophy, every charter is tailored to your goals.
The Boats
BUILT FOR EVERY ADVENTURE
Two purpose-built boats. One goal: to give you the best day on the water possible. Whether we're chasing migrating pelagic species along the beaches or working the backwaters for inshore favorites, we have the right boat for the conditions.

OUR MAIN BOAT
2025 Pair Custom Tower Boat
POWER. COMFORT. PERFORMANCE.
The 2025 24' Pair Custom Marine is built to handle nearshore runs with confidence while providing a smooth, comfortable ride all day long. Powered by a 350 HP Yamaha, it's the perfect platform for chasing cobia, kingfish, tarpon, tripletail, and other migratory game fish.

350 HP
YAMAHA

24 FT
LENGTH

Up to 5
GUESTS
OUR FLATS SKIFF
17' Mitzi Skiff
LIGHTWEIGHT. SHALLOW. VERSATILE.
When the conditions call for it, the Mitzi Skiff gives us access to shallow creeks, flats, and backwaters that larger boats simply can't reach. Powered by a 60 HP Tohatsu, it's ideal for shallow water sight fishing, exploring skinny water, and targeting Northeast Florida's favorite inshore species.

60 HP
TOHATSU
17 FT
LENGTH


Up to 3
GUESTS


WHAT WE FISH
SPECIES & SEASONAL PATTERNS
Our waters are diverse and always changing. From inshore backwaters to the nearshore beach, we target a variety of species throughout the year.
Common Species
Cobia

Cobia are famous for cruising alongside manta rays, sharks and sea turtles making them one of the most exciting sight-fishing targets in Florida. We quietly scan the surface for these traveling fish before making a precise cast to a cobia you can often watch eat the lure/bait.
Snook

Snook are a premier inshore gamefish we target year-round, with exciting nighttime trips around docks, bridges, and lighted structure where they ambush bait. During the winter months, we also find them stacked in protected canals and creeks, offering excellent opportunities even on cooler days.
Tarpon

Each summer, giant tarpon migrate along the beaches, often exploding through schools of bait in spectacular surface-feeding frenzies. Sight-fishing these acrobatic giants is one of Florida's most thrilling angling experiences, with unforgettable jumps and powerful runs.
Redfish

Redfish are a year-round favorite in Northeast Florida, providing consistent action in every season. Winter is especially exciting as large schools gather in crystal-clear shallow water, creating incredible sight-fishing opportunities and unforgettable visual eats.
Kingfish

Kingfish are one of the most reliable offshore targets, consistently caught by trolling artificial lures along reefs, wrecks, and bait schools. Their blistering first run and aggressive strikes make them a favorite for anglers of all experience levels.
Jacks

These aren't your average backyard jacks—along the beaches, we target massive migrating schools where fish over 25 pounds are common. Their explosive surface feeds, crushing strikes, and unstoppable runs make jack crevalle one of the hardest-fighting fish in our waters.
Seasonal Patterns
SPRING
MARCH – MAY

Cobia season kicks off in early spring as rays begin migrating up the coast. We'll be on the beach and nearshore structure focusing on cobia, kingfish, and other pelagics that follow the bait.
Summer
JUNE – AUGUST

We fish the beaches and nearshore waters all summer long. Expect tarpon, kingfish, jack crevalle, bonita, cobia, and more as the action stays strong.
Fall
SEPTEMBER – NOVEMBER

Bait is plentiful and the bites are on. We continue fishing the beaches and nearshore for cobia, kingfish, and fall-run species before transitioning back inshore as the water cools.
Winter
DECEMBER – FEBRUARY

In the winter, we generally stay inshore. Sight fishing for redfish on the flats and working the creeks and canals for wintertime snook. Slow down and enjoy some of the best fishing of the year.
WHAT'S HAPPENING NOW
See The Action For Yourself
Watch real moments from recent charters and get a glimpse of the fish, conditions, and experiences waiting for you on the water.

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