Ft. Myers Fishing Charters

 

Join me, Captain Patrick King, for your personalized fishing charter in the waters of Sanibel, Captiva & Ft. Myers. Inshore, nearshore, reef & wreck, tarpon fishing, eco-tours & more.

 

Fishing Charters & Tours

Enjoy a full or half day of fishing, shelling, dolphin watching, sunset cruises and more.

See DETAILS

About Captain Pat

67560545_2358789471109861_3467007097227444224_n.jpg

Captain Pat has dedicated his life to helping others catch a thrill. 

Learn More
 

The Latest Reports & Fishing Articles

Featured
May Fishing in Fort Myers, Sanibel, and Captiva
May Fishing in Fort Myers, Sanibel, and Captiva

May is the transition from broad spring inshore fishing to full big-fish season in Fort Myers, Sanibel, and Captiva. Tarpon becomes the primary headline, snook and redfish feed harder around mangroves and passes, trout remains the highest-volume inshore option, and nearshore structure adds mackerel, tripletail, sharks, snapper, and permit when wind allows. This guide solves trip selection, tide selection, and tackle selection for anglers who want May patterns defined before they leave the dock.

Read More →
April Fishing in Fort Myers, Florida
April Fishing in Fort Myers, Florida

April fishing in Fort Myers is when Southwest Florida’s spring bite goes from “starting to build” to “fully online.” Water temperatures stabilize, bait becomes more consistent across the flats and around structure, and the inshore game starts feeling less like a winter puzzle and more like a spring pattern you can repeat all day. If you want variety, steady action, and real trophy potential, April is one of the best months to book.

Read More →
March Fishing in Fort Myers, Florida
March Fishing in Fort Myers, Florida

March fishing in Fort Myers is when Southwest Florida starts shifting from winter’s tight, predictable patterns into spring’s faster, bait driven action. Water temperatures trend upward, the days get longer, and fish that spent much of January and February holding in deeper, more stable zones begin spreading onto flats, mangrove edges, and nearshore structure more consistently.

Read More →