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St. Augustine  Florida (cont)

Length of trip	1 to 6 persons
Four hours	$850
Six hours	$1150
Eight hours	$1470
Ten hours	$1890
Eleven hours (gulf stream)	$2025

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41 foot Sport Fisher Head, Salon, A/C Max 10 persons	43 foot Sport Fisher Head, Salon, A/C Max 12 persons

Length of trip

N  u  m  b  e  r       o  f         p  e  r  s  o  n  s

Number of Hours

Up to 6

7

8

9

10

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12

Four Hours	$850	$900	$950	$1000	$1050	$1100	$1150
Six Hours	$1150	$1200	$1250	$1300	$1350	$1400	$1450
Eight Hours	$1450	$1550	$1650	$1750	$1850	$1950	$2050
Ten Hours	$1900	$2000	$2100	$2200	$2300	$2400	$2500
Gulf Stream	$2025	$2125	$2225	$2325	$2425	$2525	$2625

 

These prices are for the trip, NOT PER PERSON

We supply all tackle, bait, ice and fishing license

Email jim@hammondfishing.com   

   

Offshore fishing, means in the ocean (deep sea)

Offshore fishing can be trolling for kingfish, bottom fishing for grouper, 

drift fishing for tarpon or fishing for several other species.

 

• King Mackeral:  We can king mackeral fish with live bait of dead. We can troll, drift live pogies or troll with ballyhoo or cigar minnows. (See A)

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• Cobia: Cobia can be caught in all of the same ways as king mackerel, sight casting and bottom fishing. (See A)

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• Sailfish: Sailfish are usually caught trolling baits, either live or dead. (See A)

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• Dolphin Fish (Mahi Mahi): Dolphin fish come through in the summer and again in the winter and can be caught by trolling a live or dead bait. These fish are one of the most beautiful and come out of the water on several aerial jumps during the fight. (See B)

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• Tarpon: Tarpon can be caught on live of dead bait, drift fishing or tossing a bait behind a shrimp boat. (See A)

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• Sharks: Sharks can be caught the same way as tarpon and we have spinner sharks here and they usually come sky rocketing several times during the battle. (See A)

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• Grouper:  We have a pretty good supply of grouper and they are generally caught while fishing on the bottom. (See A)

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• Red Snapper:  We also have a pretty good supply of snapper and they are also caught while bottom bumping. (See A)

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• Sea Bass and Vermillion Snapper:  These are smaller fish (usually 1 to 3 pounds) that are caught while bottom fishing. Both of these species are very good table fare and pull pretty good for a small fish. (See A)

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• Wahoo: These fish got their name from the first person that caught one. As he/she was fighting the fish, he/she kept screaming out WAAAHOOOO, and that's how they got their name. (See B)

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• Barracuda: What a fish, they will eat almost anything and like to tail walk and sky rocket during the battle. (See A)

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• A= 4, 6, 8, 10, or 12 hr trip

• B= Gulf Stream trip only

• SEE THE LIST BELOW FOR THE BEST TIMES FOR YOUR SPECIES

These prices are for the trip, NOT PER PERSON

• Trout Fishing:  We can trout fish with floats and live shrimp, casting jigs and shrimp along drops and edges, throw MirrOlures along drops and edges, toss soft plastics on jigs, top water lures, diving lures, the fly rod or maybe you have a way that you especially like. ( March thru January )

• Red Bass Fishing:  We can do this with a mud minnow on a jig, a shrimp on a jig, top water lures, diving lures, a MirrOlure on the flats, a soft plastic, the fly rod on the flats, in the flooded grass on a fly, a live mullet on a Carolina rig in the river or at the jetties or cut bait on the bottom or any other way that you like. (all year)

• Flounder Fishing: Flounder can be caught almost every way that you can catch red bass. You can catch a few on plugs, but plug fishing for flounder is pretty tough. The best way is live bait of soft plastics fished near or on the bottom. (May thru December)

• Tarpon Fishing: Tarpon can be caught on an assortment of plugs, soft plastics and live or cut bait or the fly. Catch and release only. (June thru October)

• Shark Fishing: Sharks are mostly caught on live or cut bait at the jetties. Some of the bad boys are pushing 150 pounds and are all that most anglers can handle. (June thru October)

• Sheepshead Fishing:  Sheepshead are generally caught at the jetties using shrimp or fiddler crabs. But can occasionally be caught in the river or creeks while fishing with a shrimp and jig or on the  flooded grass flats using a fly or a shrimp on a bare hook. These fish are excellent table fare. (November thru April)

• Ladyfish Fishing:  Ladyfish are best caught on just about anything that you toss in their direction. The fly rod is a great way to catch them or if rod and reel is your ticket then a Clark Spoon is a great way to get maximum fun from these aerial fish. (June thru September)

• Spanish Mackerel Fishing: Spanish can be caught on all of the ways as Ladyfish and trolling a Clark Spoon behind a planner.  When these fish are in, you can catch a cooler full of these very tasty Mackerel. (May thru July)

• Black Drum Fishing: Black Drum are usually caught in the river or at the jetties, fishing your bait (shrimp, squid, clams, crab) on the bottom. These fish sometimes range upwards of 100 pounds. (October thru April)

• Jack Crevalle Fishing:  This fish is by far the bulldog of saltwater fish and can be caught on just about anything. They range in size from 1 to 25 pounds. The smaller ones are a blast, the big ones can be an all day job. (May thru October)

• We have many other inshore species that are available for you to catch. I just touched on a few. Some of these species are seasonal and some are hear year round.

We supply rods, reels, tackle, bait, fishing license and ice.

We are all US COAST GUARD licensed.

We accept, Visa, Master Card, Discover, Checks or Cash

email jim@hammondfishing.com   

Fishing Calendar Guide

Jan.

Feb.

Mar.

April

May

June

July

Aug.

Sept.

Oct.

Nov.

Dec.

Amberjack

Cobia

Dolphin

Barracuda

Grouper

King Mackeral

Snapper

Yellow Fin

Black Fin

Wahoo

Pompano

Marlin

Sailfish

Redfish

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