Bonita Springs Fishing Reports

Bonita Springs Fishing Report

The fishing scene in Bonita Springs has been thriving, with plenty of opportunities for both inshore and nearshore fishing. Snook and Speckled Trout have been active around the backwaters and estuaries, providing great action for anglers. Redfish and Black Drum are also plentiful along the flats, making for a productive day on the water. For those venturing further out, Mangrove Snapper and Spanish Mackerel are hitting the lines, especially near the reefs and deeper waters. Water temperatures are stable, offering ideal conditions for fishing in the Gulf Coast. Whether you're looking for private fishing charters or a family-friendly fishing trip, Bonita Springs offers a variety of fishing experiences.

We get these questions frequently. What types of fish can I catch on a Bonita Springs fishing charter? On a Black Irish Charters trip, you can expect to catch Snook, Speckled Trout, Redfish, Black Drum, Mangrove Snapper, Spanish Mackerel, and other popular Gulf Coast species. Captain Jemel Maloney tailors each trip to target the best species based on the season and fishing conditions. Do I need a fishing license for my charter in Bonita Springs? No, your Bonita Springs fishing charter includes the required fishing license, so you don’t need to worry about purchasing one separately. Captain Jemel ensures that all necessary permits are covered, making your trip hassle-free. Lastly, Are Black Irish Charters eco-friendly? Yes, Black Irish Charters offers eco-friendly fishing charters, with a focus on sustainable practices like catch-and-release fishing. Captain Jemel is committed to preserving the local ecosystem while providing an enjoyable and responsible fishing experience for all guests.