Area Fish

here are just a few of the fish captain kyle takes charters out

Mangrove Snapper
Mangrove Snapper
Description:

The Mangrove Snapper is one of the few snappers that can be caught from the shore in Florida. The good news is that it is also one of the best tasting snappers and has size limits that allow a few to be kept inshore!

Size:
Average inshore Mangrove Snapper range from 10ʺ-14ʺ rarely reaching 16ʺ before moving offshore.
Food-value:
They are a very scrappy fish when young and very strong and smart when larger. The hit can range from small pecks to very aggressive strikes..
Fight:
They are a very scrappy fish when young and very strong and smart when larger. The hit can range from small pecks to very aggressive strikes.
Kingfish
Kingfish
Description:

Kingfish are generally pelagic, meaning they swim in the open ocean. They prefer to hang out near offshore structures, such as deep ledges, natural reefs, artificial reefs, shipwrecks, oil rigs, or any other type of structure, as this is where the baitfish will be.

Size:
Averages 20lbs but can reach a maximum of 6 feet and 100 pounds.
Food-value:
Kings are no easy target, but the excitement of vicious strikes and blistering runs more than justifies the effort..
Fight:
Kings are no easy target, but the excitement of vicious strikes and blistering runs more than justifies the effort.
Snook
Snook
Description:

Snook are not only prized for their sporty fight but they are also quite fine table fare. Because of this they have been over fished and strict limits have been placed on them.

Size:
Averages 5-15lbs but can reach 50+
Food-value:
Also ranked high. Snook have been known to use power, speed and athletic jumps to shake a hook. The larger fish are quite strong and will challenge any angler..
Fight:
Also ranked high. Snook have been known to use power, speed and athletic jumps to shake a hook. The larger fish are quite strong and will challenge any angler.
Spotted Sea Trout
Spotted Sea Trout
Description:

The Spotted Sea Trout is one of Florida’s more popular inshore game fish with flashy and splashy fights and a very good meat. The Trout is on the top of the list for many anglers.

Size:
Averages 1-2bs, common at 5lbs but can reach 15+
Food-value:
A fun, flashy fight. Trout spend a lot of time on the top of the water splashing. They are aggressive, but only the larger trout can pull off any line on a run..
Fight:
A fun, flashy fight. Trout spend a lot of time on the top of the water splashing. They are aggressive, but only the larger trout can pull off any line on a run.
Red Fish
Red Fish
Description:

The Redfish, also known as the Red Drum, is one of the best inshore fighters. They are also one of the best on the table, making this fish the top of the list for many anglers.

Size:
Averages 2-12bs, common up to 30lbs but can reach 90+
Food-value:
Redfish display both brute strength and stamina. They are well known for long, strong runs that are followed up only by another run!.
Fight:
Redfish display both brute strength and stamina. They are well known for long, strong runs that are followed up only by another run!
Tarpon
Tarpon
Description:

The Silver King is one of the largest and strongest inshore fish around. Famous for a spectacular fight with lots for runs and acrobatic jumps, the Tarpon is one of the top game fish.

Size:
Averages 50-75lbs but can reach near 300.
Food-value:
The Tarpon is famous for its fight. It puts on a show for any angler who hooks into one. With strong runs and frequent jumps Tarpon are quite the challenge!.
Fight:
The Tarpon is famous for its fight. It puts on a show for any angler who hooks into one. With strong runs and frequent jumps Tarpon are quite the challenge!

  • Kyle was an excellent captain and knew where to go and exactly how long to wait for the best bites. my nephew and i caught multiple fish that were great fights and Kyle talked us thru it like a champ. i would highly recommend Captain Kyle for your fishing expeditions.

    Jerry King

  • I hired Captain Kyle to guide myself and my two college children over Christmas. It was the coldest, windiest day of the year and I didn’t think we would even go out, but he made it happen because it was my last day my kids were at home. We targeted a different species of fish than originally planned, but ended up catching around 15 lady fish and 20-25 Trout. We had a great day and can’t wait to go out next time my kids are home.

    Troy Jensen