Charter Fishing

Sprawling more than 68,000 acres behind the protection of the Gulf shoreline, St. Andrews Bay is home to abundant aquatic life. The bay spans more than 20 miles and includes a wealth of saltwater flats and seagrass beds that offer rich bounty. Redfish, speckled trout, black drum, cobia, sheepshead and flounder are just a few of the species populating these channels. Shell Island is an undeveloped barrier island occupying a 7 mile stretch between the Gulf and St. Andrews Bay. Shell Island, only accessible by boat, is a protected preserve with pristinely white beaches, natural dunes, and emerald waters. The clear waters of this extensive ecosystem are ideal for both novice and expert anglers.
Spend the day with one of Panama City’s experienced boat captains on a guided fishing expedition. You’ll love the excitement of hooking one of the Gulf Coast’s many popular varieties of seafood, but what you’ll love more is enjoying the “Hook and Cook” dining experience. Upon docking, a local chef expertly cleans and prepares your bounty for a flavorful meal at one of Panama City’s charming local restaurants.
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