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Nestled in the heart of the Emerald Coast, Scallywag Charters offers a unique experience for families and friends alike! Our inshore fishing charters provide the perfect blend of fun and education, as your kids will witness dolphins, turtles, and other sea life up close and personal. With an experienced captain at the helm, you will learn the ropes of fishing while cruising through the stunning waters of Destin. But wait! There's more! Scallywag Charters also specializes in family-friendly fishing experiences for those with young children. They have plenty of patience and are great at helping kids catch their first fish! So if you're looking for a memorable day on the water with your little ones, look no further than Scallywag Charters.

On Inshore Fishing Charters you can expect to fish with light spinning tackle in the Choctawhatchee Bay, the Intercostal Waterway, the Santa Rosa Sound and surrounding Bayous and Inlets. Over February and Spring Break, you can expect to target the species shown in the photos - such as Redfish, Sheepshead and Flounder with Spanish Mackerel and Pompano showing up around mid to late March. Bluefish, Ladyfish, Black Drum and Jack Crevelle can also be found this time of year. If you're worried about getting seasick, these trips are the perfect solution! Bay fishing trips are run throughout the calm backwaters of the bay surrounded by land and gorgeous scenery. You can expect to target these species on our inshore fishing charters. Trips range from 2-6 hours. 2-3 hour fishing trips are catch and release. On 4 hours and longer the captain will clean the fish for you to take home or take out to one of the many restaurants in Destin. Many offer a Hook and Cook or Cook Your Catch - like AJ’s, Brotulas, Jackakudas to name a few! Looking forward to seeing you out on the water! Scallywag Charters is ready for another fantastic year and want you to be a part of it! Lets fish!!!

On Inshore Fishing Charters you can expect to fish with light spinning tackle in the Choctawhatchee Bay, the Intercostal Waterway, the Santa Rosa Sound and surrounding Bayous and Inlets. Over February and Spring Break, you can expect to target the species shown in the photos - such as Redfish, Sheepshead and Flounder with Spanish Mackerel and Pompano showing up around mid to late March. Bluefish, Ladyfish, Black Drum and Jack Crevelle can also be found this time of year. If you're worried about getting seasick, these trips are the perfect solution! Bay fishing trips are run throughout the calm backwaters of the bay surrounded by land and gorgeous scenery. You can expect to target these species on our inshore fishing charters. Trips range from 2-6 hours. 2-3 hour fishing trips are catch and release. On 4 hours and longer the captain will clean the fish for you to take home or take out to one of the many restaurants in Destin. Many offer a Hook and Cook or Cook Your Catch - like AJ’s, Brotulas, Jackakudas to name a few! Looking forward to seeing you out on the water! Scallywag Charters is ready for another fantastic year and want you to be a part of it! Lets fish!!!

Redfish are starting to get more active with the water temperatures increasing. Tarpon are showing up!

Looking for a fun and beginner-friendly way to catch some amazing fish? Look no further than inshore fishing! The calm waters make it easy to cast your line and reel in some impressive catches without getting seasick. If you're new to fishing or just looking for a relaxing day on the water with family or friends, then give inshore fishing a try! With plenty of opportunities to catch exciting species like redfish, black drum, bluefish, black snapper and trout, there's never been a better time to cast your line and experience all that inshore fishing has to offer! This post is a highlight of some of our inshore fishing and kids fishing trips over the past couple of weeks.

This is a collection of photos from our most recent catches so far this March! The bite started off slow due to the cold fronts moving through the first couple weeks this month. Afternoon bites were consistently better than the mornings for the first couple of weeks this month. Around the 20th we started to have more luck in mornings and the afternoon bite stayed consistent. The wind seems to pick up more in the afternoons now. It sometimes limits where we can fish unfortunately. We saw redfish, black drum, sheepshead, black snappers, spanish mackerel, speckled trout and permit these past 3 weeks.