Daytona Beach Fishing Guide and Charters
About Our Waters
The waters surrounding the Daytona Beach area are diverse. To the south lies Ponce Inlet, To the north is Flagler Beach and Smith Creek while Ormond Beach has the Tomoka River and Tomoka Basin. With the Halifax River connecting it all. The opportunities for exceptional saltwater fishing are endless from Flats, Backwater, Creeks, Bays and more. Fishing for redfish, speckled sea trout, flounder, tarpon, snook, snapper, sharks and more. With this type of diversity something’s sure to be biting!
All trips are customized to the skill level of the customer, so whether you’re a beginner to a hardcore angler. whether you are looking for an intense day of fishing, or a novice looking for a relaxing day on the water, Capt. Billy is dedicated to making your day on the water memorable.
If fishing isn’t your thing, how about a day cruise around Daytona and surrounding waters? Picnic on the shores of one of the many islands in the area, or just cruise around viewing the abundant wildlife, including manatees, porpoises (dolphins), pelicans, and the many wading birds that call Volusia County home.
Please check out our “Trip Details” page for more details on the many opportunities available on waters surrounding Daytona Beach.
Reservations
For your convenience we have an online reservation system which allows you to check availability, reserve your date, and pay your deposit. Please check the “Reservations” portion of this web site for more details. I also provide a Military, Law Enforcement and Fire Fighter/E.M.T. Discount. (Active or Retired)
Fishing Videos
Latest Fishing Report
Daytona Beach Fishing Report
Weather is cooling down and the fishing is heating up. The waters of Flagler Beach, Ormond Beach, Daytona Beach and Port Orange are heating up with the Redfish bite as they are schooling up in the shallows. This is the time of year where you down size your baits. I like using 2″ mud minnows or about a 3″ live shrimp on a 1/8th oz jighead. If redfish is not your cup of tea there is also a sheephead and black drum bite as well. The bait to use is simple live or fresh dead shrimp on fish finder rig.…
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