Bone Collector Kayak Fishing

Enjoy an incredibly unique experience exploring the backcountry waters from a fully-rigged Kayak. Kayak fishing allows access to shallow water fisheries that are otherwise inaccessible from conventional skiffs. Capt. Alex tailors each trip to his client's desires and location. He will work closely with you and customize the trip to your desired species and will advise anglers on the optimal fishery based off conditions and fishing reports. $350 for a full-day + $150 for each additional angler. Capt. Alex fishes from Miami and Biscayne Bay, Key Largo to Marathon, and Everglades National Park. Biscayne Bay offers a year round kayak fishing opportunity but from the months of March to August some of the best fishing for bonefish, permit, and tarpon could be found. Schooling bonefish could be found in large numbers tailing and forging skinny water. Just outside the same glass flats you could find permit cursing the edges and floating in the current looking for that tasty floating crab. Small tarpon can be found frequently on the same flats rubbing elbows with all the cast of characters. Kayak fishing Biscayne bay offers some of the best opportunity to catch the big three on fly or light tackle off a kayak. Book your spring and summer fishing trip with Bone Collector Kayak fishing and come and enjoy our incredible fishery! The Keys offer an opportunity to a world class fishery. Bone Collector kayak fishing will allow you to experience a fishery that is second to none with an incredible opportunity to catch bonefish, permit, tarpon, sharks and barracuda on a regular basis. Fishing for these species off a kayak in clean water is what is all about here in the Florida Keys. These fish aggressively eat artificial's and flies making them great game fish that provide non stop action all day!

Guided Kayak Fishing Adventure: Begin your adventure by launching from one of several serene and scenic spots along the Indian River Lagoon or Banana River. These waters are known for their abundance of fish and beautiful ecosystems, and the calm, shallow environments are perfect for kayak fishing. Whether you're paddling through quiet creeks, winding mangroves, or open water, your guide will lead you to the best fishing hotspots, many of which are inaccessible by traditional boats. Diverse Fish Species: Merritt Island and Melbourne’s estuaries and river systems are home to a wide variety of inshore fish species, including: Redfish: A top target species known for their strength and fight, especially around the shallow flats. Snook: Famous for their aggressive strikes and acrobatic battles, snook can be found in the estuaries year-round. Tarpon: Known as the “silver king,” tarpon offer an exciting challenge, particularly in the summer months. Seatrout: Abundant in the area and perfect for beginners and seasoned anglers alike, they provide a consistent catch. Black Drum and Sheepshead: These species thrive in the local waters and offer a great challenge for anglers.