Experience South Florida Tarpon Fishing

Few fish deliver the combination of size, power, and spectacular aerial fights that make tarpon fishing in South Florida so exciting. At Boca Raton Fishing Charters, we offer several different ways to target tarpon around Boca Raton, Delray Beach, and Boynton Beach, Florida — including affordable walk-on beach fishing, light-tackle trips aboard our 16-foot micro skiff, and ocean tarpon fishing aboard our larger boat. Whether you’re an experienced angler looking for a trophy tarpon or simply want the experience of hooking your first “Silver King,” we can customize a tarpon fishing trip around the conditions, season, and type of fishing you want to experience.

Three Ways to Fish for Tarpon
One of the unique things about our South Florida tarpon charters is that you don’t necessarily need a large offshore boat to catch these incredible fish. Tarpon can be found from the beach all the way into the Intracoastal Waterway and out into the Atlantic Ocean.We offer three different tarpon fishing experiences:
Beach Tarpon Fishing – $80 Per Hour

Want to experience tarpon fishing without booking an entire boat?
Our walk-on beach tarpon fishing trips start at just $80 per hour and give anglers an opportunity to target tarpon directly from South Florida’s beaches. Depending on the season and conditions, tarpon travel along the coastline following schools of baitfish. When the fish move close to shore, anglers can have opportunities to hook surprisingly large tarpon without ever stepping onto a boat. We’ll meet you at the fishing location with the appropriate tackle and help you target these powerful fish from shore.
Beach tarpon fishing can be an excellent option for:
● Solo anglers
● Visitors looking for a shorter fishing experience
● Families and younger anglers
● Anglers who don’t want to spend several hours on a boat
● Anyone looking for an affordable introduction to South Florida tarpon fishing
Because tarpon movements are highly dependent on bait, tides, weather, and seasonal conditions, locations may change depending on where we believe you’ll have the best opportunity.
Rate: $80 per hour
Intracoastal Tarpon Fishing on Our 16-Foot Micro Skiff
For an entirely different experience, climb aboard our 16-foot technical micro skiff and explore the protected waters of the Intracoastal Waterway around Delray Beach, Boca Raton, and Boynton Beach.The small size and shallow draft of the skiff allow us to quietly access areas that larger boats simply can’t reach.We can search for tarpon around:● Bridges● Inlets● Seawalls● Deep channels● Back canals● Dock systems● Current breaks● Bait concentrationsDepending on conditions, we may target tarpon using live bait, artificial lures, or fly-fishing equipment.Fishing from the micro skiff is an incredibly personal experience. Rather than fishing with a large group, these trips are designed around one or two anglers, allowing us to focus entirely on putting you in the best position possible to hook a tarpon.Night Tarpon FishingSome of the most exciting tarpon fishing in Boca Raton and Delray Beach happens after sunset.Lights around bridges, docks, and waterfront properties attract baitfish at night. Tarpon frequently patrol these illuminated areas looking for an easy meal.Our micro skiff allows us to quietly approach these locations and target feeding fish using live bait, artificial lures, or flies.Watching a tarpon explode on your bait underneath the lights can be one of the most exciting experiences in South Florida inshore fishing.Ask us about availability for night tarpon fishing charters in Boca Raton, Delray Beach, and Boynton Beach.

Ocean Tarpon Fishing

For anglers looking for the possibility of encountering larger migrating fish, we also offer ocean tarpon fishing aboard our larger boat. During favorable periods, schools of tarpon migrate along the South Florida coastline. These fish may travel beaches, inlets, and nearshore waters while following schools of bait. Our larger boat gives us the ability to cover considerably more water while searching for moving fish. Ocean tarpon trips can involve locating schools of fish, positioning the boat ahead of their movement, and presenting live bait or other appropriate tackle as the tarpon pass. Hooking a large tarpon in open water is an unforgettable experience. Long runs, violent head shakes, and spectacular jumps are exactly why tarpon have earned their reputation as one of the world’s great sportfish.
