Port Canaveral Mackerel Fishing Charter Guide and Captain

Florida's Port Canaveral in the East Central part of the state produces some of the best and most consistent mackerel fishing in world. North America's East Coast and Gulf of Mexico coastal areas have many hotspots for anglers to hookup with blistering reel spooling King Mackerel and fun ultra light tackle Spanish Mackerel. During the summer Lagooner Fishing Guides often take their customers along the beaches for a day of nearshore fishing for large Mackerel and if the oceans really smooth we'll take you out to the cobalt blue waters and to the reefs and wrecks within miles of the shoreline for an opportunity to get in a Mackerel "fire fight" as it's often called where the fish are "eating the bottom of the boat out" while anglers fight smoker sized King Mackerel with multiple hookups.

"Within seconds of slowing the boat down Captain Richard turned the boat in a circle and tossed over the first bait for an instantaneous hookup! We never got more than two lines at a time out for the next hour as the fish literally boiled behind the boat. The Mackerel jumped on our live baits as fast as we could get them in the water with what charter Captains call skyrocketing the baits. You'll never forget a day of fishing for these fantastic fish!" explains and excited Angler after a day of summertime calm water fishing near Port Canaveral.

Mackerel are a species of fish off Port Canaveral that you can find on the west side of the gulfstream before the continental slope. They hang around wrecks, reefs and ridges both natural and manmade. During the calm summer months when baitfish pods form along the shoreline, mackerel will venture close to shore to spawn and feed. It's a great time for kids and families alike to take a day of fishing and avoid going too far offshore.

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Port Canaveral Mackerel Fishing Captain

One of Port Canaveral's premier Mackerel Captains, Richard Bradley has earned his reputation by putting his anglers consistently on big smoker sized mackerels while exposing his knowledge and skills as an expert Charter Captain and Fishing Guide. You can expect Captain Richard to share a wealth of information and allow you (the angler) to bait hooks and deploy a spreads while your guide watches carefully with an expert eye and attention to detail. Captain Richard is a full-time Coast Guard Merchant Marine Captain that has the time in the water to make your day a successful and fun event.

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"We learned how to gather bait with a cast net, although I don't think I could cast one as large as our guide's net, then we gathered and kept our bait in large livewells for later use. Captain Richard used the pogies we caught to chum the fish close enough to make cast and hook up. After a day of fishing and catching several mackerel and a cobia we took some of our catch back to the dock where our guide cleaned and fillet them in preparation for lunch at a local restaurant." Explained one angler after a morning of fishing...

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What to expect from a Port Canaveral fishing Charter Guide.

Port Canaveral Florida is blessed with a tremendous saltwater fishery with miles of coastline but it is a difficult place to get around unless you have a native Florida Fishing Fishing Charter Guide to take you to the places where the mackerel are. Your guide will be courteous and show up with a clean boat with all your equipment and tackle for a great day on the water. You'll go to places that your Canaveral Fishing Guide has local knowledge of and will show you fishing techniques that are often unique to that area. Our Canaveral Fishing Guide will do everything he can to put you on fish and show you a great time on Florida's waterways catching mackerel.