Lets Go Fishing

Subtropic Charters

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With Capt. Kent Massing

Backwater and Nearshore light tackle fishing, Bonita Springs Florida.

Fishtrap Marina 4794 Bonita Beach Rd. Bonita Springs Fl.34134

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Fish Southwest Florida's gulf coast for snook, redfish, permit, sea trout, spanish mackerel, tarpon, shark, sheepshead, grouper, sea bass, snapper and many more species of saltwater fish. The waters between Naples and Fort Meyers offer some of Florida's best light tackle fishing.

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For more information or to book a trip you can e-mail Capt. Kent at Subtropic Charters with "Take Me Fishing" in the subject line. To book by phone you can call us at the Fishtrap Marina daily between 7am and 5pm (239) 992-6055, or evening calls (239) 992-2944.  We accept cash, Mastercard and Visa.

Rates shown are based on half day trips.   Full day trips can be arranged by special request.

1-2 People $250.00       3-4 People $300.00       5-6 People $350.00

All trips include your fishing license, Rod & Reels, all bait & tackle, coolers with ice and the cleaning of your catch upon our return to the dock.  All you need to bring is your food and drink, appropriate dress for the season and a desire to spend time on some of Florida's most beautiful waters.   Whether you are a seasoned pro or have never fished before, there is nothing like a day on the water in south west Florida.  In addition to the fish pictured above, on those calm days that we can venture out side of the passes and fish along the beach or even out to some of the near shore reefs, you never know what can end up on the end of your line. One minute you may be catching smaller bait fish and the next minute fighting a 100lbs Tarpon or a 300lbs shark or maybe a 50lbs ray.

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Capt Kent has been fishing the waters around Wiggins Pass and  New Pass, both back water and near shore waters for well over 20 years.  Everyday aboard his 24 foot Pontoon boat is a little different, from the fish you catch to the wildlife and marine life you encounter.

May your lines be tight and your seas be calm.

Lets Go Fishing

Other links of interest

Florida fish and wildlife conservation commission  http://floridaconservation.org/

Fish Florida Magazine   http://www.fishflorida.com/

Florida Sportsman Magazine http://www.floridasportsman.com/

Wiggins Pass State Park  http://www.bonitasprings.com/beaches/delnorwiggins_pass_beach/

Antiques online http://www.mccullohantiques.com

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Saltwater fish of south west florida

Trigger fish, Lady Fish, Tarpon, Grouper, Triple Tail, snapper, shark, pinfish, Cobia, skates, stingrays, clown fish, Grunts, porgy, snook, redfish or red drum, spadefish, sea bass, lizard fish, sea robin, blue fish, bonita, king mackerel, spanish mackerel, barracuda, sawfish, wahoo, sea trout, jacks, african pompino, bonefish, toad fish, blow fish, puffer fish, sheepshead, hogfish, catfish, permit, jewfish, guitarfish,lookdown, flounder, greenbacks, herring, sardines, black drum,