Thinking about going on a fishing Charter?
Port Canaveral, Florida is home to some of
the best Deep Sea Fishing and Offshore
Charter boats on the East Coast. There is no
longer a need to drive to the Florida Keys to
experience ‘Big Game’ fishing when Port
Canaveral is conveniently located on the east
coast of Central Florida. Just 45 minutes from
Orlando and its Theme Parks, Port Canaveral
shares the Space Coast with the Merritt
Island Wildlife Refuge, Cocoa Beach, Cape
Canaveral and the Kennedy Space Center.
The 'CENTERFOLD' welcomes you to
Florida’s real ‘Sportsman Paradise’.
FULL DAY RATE:
$800.00
9 HOURS
A full day trip will allow you to fish out to
40 miles targeting Dolphin, Wahoo,
Sailfish, Cobia, and Blackfin Tuna.  This
trip also allows you to fish the bottom for
Amberjack, Grouper, and Snapper
6 PASSENGERS
HALF DAY RATE:
$600.00
5 HOURS
Half-day trips allow the for the same
type of fishing as the Full-Day.  
You will fish out to 25-30 miles and
return a few hours earlier.
PRICE INCLUDES UP TO
6 PASSENGERS
The 'CENTERFOLD' is a 33-ft Topaz Express
Tournament rigged Sportfish ready for all your fishing and
comfort needs.  Because of its size, it can give you a big
game experience at an affordable price. We have the
capability to get to the fishing grounds quick and in
comfort. Our boat offers:
*Air Conditioned Salon
*Full Bathroom with Shower
*Kitchen
*Fridge  
BOOK YOUR CHARTER TODAY 321-848-2662
Below you will find a few general questions you may
have about your fishing charter with some pretty
common answers. Be sure to check with  Captain Tim
or Captain Beau when booking your fishing charter.

    What will be provided on my fishing charter?
    All of your Bait, Ice, Fishing Licenses, and Fish
    cleaning is provided.

    What should I expect from my Captain and
    Mate?
    You should expect a full-days work from your
    crew. Remember you’re the one paying for the
    fishing trip. You can tell a good charter boat by
    how hard the crew works when the fishing is
    slow. Anyone can entertain their clients when
    the fishing is red hot but on days when the fish
    just don’t seem to be biting, a dedicated crew
    should work to make sure your trip is as
    enjoyable as possible.

    Should I tip my Mate?
    Yes. A 20% tip is pretty customary. Your mate’s
    day is a lot longer and harder than you think.
    Your mate arrives early to make sure the boat is
    ready for your arrival. He should attend to you
    throughout the day being you are the customer
    and he will start cleaning your fish once you
    arrive back at the dock.

    What do I need to bring on my fishing charter?
    Drinks, Food and snacks, Sunscreen, Rain Coat,
    Camera, boat shoes, extra clothes, and if sea
    sickness is a problem or a potential one, a
    motion sickness medicine of your choice.


    What is the difference between Deep Sea
    Fishing, Sportfishing, and Offshore fishing?
    There is no difference. This terminology is
    commonly used by Charter Boats.

    What can I expect to catch if Capt Tim says
    ‘we are going trolling’?
    If you go trolling out of  Port Canaveral you can
    expect to catch mahi-mahi, wahoo, sailfish,
    blackfin tuna, marlin, kingfish, Spanish
    mackerel, and yellowfin tuna.

    What can I expect to catch if I go ‘Bottom
    Fishing’?
    When the bottom bite out of Port Canaveral is
    hot, you may catch many species of Snapper to
    include Red Snapper, Amberjack, Cobia,
    Grouper, Sea Bass, and Flounder.
$800.00
WILL GET YOU AND UP TO 5
FRIENDS ON A FISHING TRIP
TO REMEMBER.








AUGUST 26th, 2009
TODAY WE TOOK OUR CLIENT OUT ON ONE OF THE
BEST HALF DAY CHARTERS WE'VE SEEN. WITHIN
THE FIRST 15 MINUTES OF FISHING, WE HAD A 50 LB
AMBERJACK AND 2 COBIA IN THE BOX. BY 11:30 WE
FINISHED UP WITH 6 COBIA, 1 AMBERJACK AND A
VARIETY OF OTHERS TO INCLUDE KINGFISH,
BARRACUDAS, AND A BUNCH OF SHARKS. PHOTOS
TO BE POSTED SOON

-CAPT. BRANDON SHERIDAN

WE HAVE STARTED 2009 OF WITH SOME
GREAT CATCHES. PLEASE CHECK OUT
THE PHOTOS BELOW AND BE SURE TO
VISIT OUR NEW FISHING GALLERY FOR
THE 2009 FISHING SEASON. WE ARE
ALREADY STARTING TO FILL THE PAGE.
20 NM Bouy
120 NM Bouy
Gulf Atlantic Florida Fishing Magazine - GAFF