Islamorada Tarpon and Shark Charters

ISLAMORADA, Fla. - Sept. 13, 2016 - PRLog -- Florida Keys Tarpon Fishing is bar none to anywhere else in the world. Typically the height of Tarpon fishing is best beginning in late April on through early August. Even though Tarpon are a migratory fish, we are lucky enough to catch them year round in Islamorada. People travel from all over the globe in hopes of getting that trophy Silver King on the line. Our Florida Keys Tarpon Fishing charters are designed to cater to all types of anglers. You will have plenty of opportunity to catch the big one on our tournament rigged 22′ center console.
What's included

• All fishing gear and tackle (You're welcome to bring your own)
• Live bait – Shrimp, Pinfish, Mullet, Crabs (depending on availability)
• Ice & Bottled Water
• Fishing Licenses
• Bimini top provided by request
You should bring

• Hat, sunscreen and polarized fishing glasses
• Food and/or Drink other than Bottled water
• Camera
Florida Keys Tarpon Fishing trips are 4 hours and start at 5:00PM Trips are available for 1 to 4 anglers.
Call (954) 682-9551 or visit our website to book your trip today!

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Florida Keys Tarpon Fishing Frequently Asked Questions

• Gear used for tarpon is limited to hook-and-line only.
• Tarpon is a catch-and-release-only species, with the exception of the harvest or possession of a single tarpon when in pursuit of an IGFA record and in conjunction with a tarpon tag.
• Tarpon tags are limited to one per person, per year (except for charter boat captains).
• Transport or shipment of tarpon harvested with a tag is limited to one fish per person.
• One fish per vessel limit is created for tarpon harvested with a tag.
• People are allowed to temporarily possess a tarpon for photography, measurement of length and girth and scientific sampling, with the stipulation that tarpon more than 40 inches must remain in the water.
• Tarpon regulations extend into federal waters.
• The use of multiple hooks is prohibited in conjunction with live or dead natural bait to harvest or attempt to harvest tarpon.

Can I remove a tarpon from the water for a photo?

A tarpon that does not have a tarpon tag attached to it can be temporarily possessed only for photography, measurement of length and girth and scientific sampling, with the stipulation that tarpon more than 40 inches fork length must remain in the water.

To learn more about fish handling and how to help your catch and release fish survive (http://myfwc.com/fishing/saltwater/recreational/fish-hand...) visit MyFWC.com/Fishing and click on "Saltwater," "Recreational Regulations" and "Fish Handling."