Out of West Palm Beach, blue water is about ten minutes from the dock. Offshore trips go for sailfish, blackfin tuna, wahoo and mahi; the reefs and wrecks hold mutton snapper, grouper and king mackerel.
Some trips finish with a stop at Peanut Island, and evening trips fish the wrecks at twilight.
Fishing charter · Capt. Neil Linkmeyer & Capt. Tara · Blue Heron Blvd, West Palm Beach · from $550 · up to 5 guests
Blue water is ten minutes out. Offshore for sailfish and tuna, reefs and wrecks for snapper and grouper, twilight wrecks, seats on the drift and a fish-then-Peanut-Island trip.
Offshore, four hours — 4 hours · 8:00 AM or 1:00 PM — $650
Offshore, five hours — 5 hours · 8:00 AM — $750
Reefs and wrecks, three hours — 3 hours · 8:00 AM — $550
Twilight wrecks — 3 hours · 5:00 PM — $550
A seat on the drift — 3 hours · 8:00 AM · per seat — $200 per person
Fish, then Peanut Island — 5 hours · 8:00 AM — $750
How much does a fishing charter in West Palm Beach cost?
Day trips with the captains here run from $550 to $750 for the whole boat, depending on how long you go out. Every price is the captain's own, shown before you pay.
How many people can go on one trip?
Most trips here take up to 5 guests. The price is for the whole boat unless a trip says per person.
What can you catch on a fishing charter in West Palm Beach?
The captains here fish for sailfish, blackfin tuna, wahoo, mahi, king mackerel, mutton snapper and grouper — what's biting depends on the season and the trip you pick.
Do I need a Florida fishing license on a charter?
No. On a licensed Florida charter boat, the boat's license covers everyone fishing aboard, so you don't need your own saltwater license for the trip.
How do I book a fishing charter in West Palm Beach?
Pick a captain and press Book. You choose the trip and date on the captain's own booking page and pay your deposit to them directly — the money goes straight to the captain, not through a middleman.