Legacy Charters Fishing

Beginning at sunrise and ending around 4:00 p.m, full days allow you to run far, fish less-pressured waters, and get in tune with what the fish are doing that day. Just remember to speak with Capt. Paul about what your ideal day would look like – are there any specific species you'd like to target, quantity over quality, are you interested in sight fishing, are you able to fish from a canoe? All these are helpful in putting together a one-of-a-kind, enjoyable and successful trip. Inshore fishing in the Everglades is an exciting experience. Snook, Tarpon, and Redfish are all found in the park. These fish are the day in day out quarry. Rods, licenses, and tackle are provided. All you have to do is make it to the remote town of Flamingo (45 min drive from Homestead, 90 mins from Key Largo). Captain Paul meets his clients at the Ernest F. Coe Visitor Center before embarking on the long road to Flamingo. Captain Paul is a catch-and-release guide. He believes in conservation and responsible stewardship of the park's resources. Under certain circumstances, he will keep certain species. Make sure to talk with him about that before your trip. The captain works hard to make sure you have a good time and if you enjoy the trip, a 20% tip is customary. All you'll need for your trip is enough drinks and snacks to keep you going, polarized glasses, and sunscreen to stave off the Florida sun.

These trips leave the dock at sunrise and return around 11:00 a.m. Half-Days are popular but Captain Paul has discovered that most clients would prefer a full day experience. Getting to Flamingo can be a bit of a drive and with all the effort it takes to get there, it's nice to spend a full day taking in all the Everglades has to offer. For this reason, Captain Paul encourages his clients to book 8-hour trips for the best experience and most fishing time. However, if you are pressed for a time a Half-Day usually offers enough time to get on a good bite.