Angler holding a healthy silver tarpon in the clear waters of Sarasota Bay during a catch-and-release fishing charter.
LATE-SEASON TARPON FISHING

When the Migration Ends
We Keep Fishing

Target big tarpon long after the main migration has moved on with a limited specialty trip built around a fishery we intentionally keep quiet.
LATE-SEASON TARPON FISHING

When the Migration Ends
We Keep Fishing

Target big tarpon long after the main migration has moved on with a limited specialty trip built around a fishery we intentionally keep quiet.
Duration
8 Hours +
Private Cruise
4 People
Available
Jul–Dec
Starting At
$1,600

Late-Season Tarpon Fishing Pricing

  • Late-Season Tarpon Fishing Pricing

    A limited specialty trip targeting big tarpon beyond the traditional migration, built around local knowledge and a fishery few anglers ever experience.

    $ 1,600
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Good To Know

  • Private charter for your group only
  • Location and techniques kept private
  • Specialized late-season tarpon trip
  • Designed for serious tarpon anglers
  • Season varies from year to year
  • Limited number of trips available
  • Gratuity Appreciated (20% Customary)
OVERVIEW

Beyond the Migration

Most anglers know tarpon fishing for the spring and summer migration, but the story doesn’t always end when the main schools move on. Large tarpon can remain well beyond the traditional season, creating a completely different opportunity for anglers willing to go looking for them.

This is a specialized trip built around years of local knowledge and a fishery we intentionally keep quiet. We don’t publish the location or the techniques that make it productive. Some things are better learned on the water, and some fisheries are worth protecting.

Late-season opportunities typically run from July through December and can sometimes stretch even later. Every season is different, but when these fish settle in, it’s a chance to experience big Florida tarpon long after most anglers have stopped looking.

Most anglers know tarpon fishing for the spring and summer migration, but the story doesn’t always end when the main schools move on. Large tarpon can remain well beyond the traditional season, creating a completely different opportunity for anglers willing to go looking for them.

This is a specialized trip built around years of local knowledge and a fishery we intentionally keep quiet. We don’t publish the location or the techniques that make it productive. Some things are better learned on the water, and some fisheries are worth protecting.

 

Book This Trip
Young angler and captain carefully releasing a large tarpon beside a Sarasota fishing charter boat after a successful catch.

Late-season opportunities typically run from July through December and can sometimes stretch even later. Every season is different, but when these fish settle in, it’s a chance to experience big Florida tarpon long after most anglers have stopped looking.

What's Included

  • Professional captain and guide
  • Top-quality rods, reels & tackle
  • Cooler with ice and bottled water
  • Live bait and lures
  • Fishing licenses
  • Photos of your trip

What To Bring

  • Sunglasses
  • Hat
  • Sun protection
  • Lightweight, long-sleeve clothing
  • Non-marking shoes
  • Snacks and drinks (no glass)

Frequently Asked Questions

We typically offer these trips from July through December. In some years, the fish can remain even later depending on weather and water conditions

We intentionally do not publish the location of this fishery. Guests receive the information they need directly from the captain before their trip..

This trip targets tarpon that remain after the main migration begins moving on. It requires a longer run, specialized local knowledge, and a different approach than our traditional Sarasota tarpon trips.

Plan on 8 hours or more. Travel time and fishing conditions can make this a longer day than our standard charters, so we recommend keeping your schedule flexible.

No charter can guarantee a tarpon. These are wild fish, and conditions and fish movement change from day to day. Your captain will use his experience and knowledge of this fishery to give you the best opportunity possible.

Because we want to keep this fishery healthy and uncrowded. The location and techniques have been passed down through local knowledge, and protecting those details helps preserve the experience for years to come.

Illustrated tarpon leaping from the water with a crab riding on its back in a fun Sarasota fishing mascot design.

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A different tarpon season is waiting.
Request your private late-season trip today.

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