Trout Fishing Charters In Panama City and Panama City Beach Florida
Get some Trout Fishing in on the beautiful bays and bayous on Florida's coast with a guided fishing tour from Hurricane Charters. Our guided fishing tours are built for small groups in shallow water. Fishing trips are kid friendly, family friendly, safe, and tons of fun! Call (850)-493-6235 to book a trip today! Schedule in advance or book a last minute trip. Captain Eric is always ready to set sail.. weather permitting of course.
Join Captain Eric For An Unforgettable Fishing Adventure!
- 2, 3, and 4 hour trips available
- Morning or afternoon
- Last minute trips welcome
- Kid friendly, family friendly
- Safe and fun!
- New or experience anglers welcome
My son(12) and I went out mid morning. Caught fish within 5 minutes and caught fish for the next 3 hours. Eric was awesome, was great with my son and easy going and laid back about everything . We enjoyed it and would definitely do it again
Went out with Captain Eric for a 4 hour morning trip in search of Red fish and trout. We got on fish early using top water, catching a few reds as well as trout. As the sun got higher and the temperature warmed up the bite slowed but Captain Eric's knowledge kept us in the game, we changed techniques and areas and got on fish again quickly. By the end of the day we had caught, a few Reds, MANY Trout, and even a few Lady fish. Captain Eric made us feel welcome from start to finish, the action was pretty consistent and he worked hard to keep it that way. I've been trolling offshore before and had a good time but, as a bass angler, I enjoyed this trip so much more. If you are going to be in the area and you want to actually fish, I would highly recommend a trip with Captain Eric at Hurricane Charters.
I highly recommend hurricane charters guide service. Captain Eric was very professional and patient with our 12 year old son. We stayed on fish the entire trip. This was by far the best fishing charter we have booked in Florida. Go check out Hurricane Charters Guide Service
Had a great trip caught a lot of fish and my boy had a blast for his first inshore trip.
Catching fish is only part of a memorable experience on the water. Having a friendly, flexible, and knowledgeable guide makes all of the difference. Captain Eric is like an old friend who will make you smile and enjoy your time on the water with friends and family.
Booked and went on another trip with Captain Nelson. It was a perfect morning and the fish were hungry. Great fishing trip due to Captain Nelson's experience at knowing where the fish were stacked up and what to catch them on. Excellent trip and more to come.
Booked and went on another trip with Captain Nelson. It was a perfect morning and the fish were hungry. Great fishing trip due to Captain Nelson's experience at knowing where the fish were stacked up and what to catch them on. Excellent trip and more to come.
Capt. Eric is a true pro. Knows the area well and will put you on the fish. Takes the time to explain the fishing patterns. Works well with kids. If your looking for some light tackle inshore salt water action in Panama City, call Hurricane Charters. You wont be disappointed.
Capt. Eric is a true pro. Knows the area well and will put you on the fish. Takes the time to explain the fishing patterns. Works well with kids. If your looking for some light tackle inshore salt water action in Panama City, call Hurricane Charters. You wont be disappointed.
I had a blast with Captain Eric!
Let me start by saying that many factors outside Eric's control were against us. It was early February and the weather/water was much warmer than normal. Tides and wind and water levels were all contrary to great fishing conditions. But, I was here on vacation and wanted to go fishing.
Captain Eric really knows the back bays of Panama City, and we tried several places around the East Bay looking for red fish--that was our target species. We saw very little evident of reds and not many fish at all, so things didn't look that great. However, Eric took me to one place with little to no activity. Then we went to another spot with little to no activity. Then he took me to an alternate location with a little spotted trout activity, which tailed off.
Then we went to another area and I hooked a really nice spotted trout! However, still not much activity. We moved down to another area and I hooked a small red fish and a couple more trout. Moving up along the shore a little more, Eric kept chasing the areas that might hold fish. While we are in some real shallows, Eric was poling the boat slowly along shore and a really nice red fish slammed my lure! It wasn't huge, but it was a lot of fun bringing it to the boat!
We kept looking for places to find fish, and we finally got to a small "hole" and we started blind fishing. At that point, nearly every cast had a strike or a fish. There were even several casts in which I missed two fish, only to catch a third! We stayed there for a while until my time was up.
I'm not a snobby fisherman. I just like being on the water when I can. Fishing is more about telling fish stories and the hunt. This trip showed me that even guys who really know the water can't always find fish. But that's just how fishing goes! If you go on a charter and you "expect" to be hauling trophy fish after trophy fish, maybe you need a perspective adjustment.
I had a blast with Captain Eric! We shared stories, he taught me some new fishing techniques (I'm NEVER too old to learn new tricks), and I caught some fish. What more could you ask for?
If you want to relaxing time on the water and hopefully catch some fish, call Eric! He'll make the time enjoyable, and you'll probably catch some fish!
Let me start by saying that many factors outside Eric's control were against us. It was early February and the weather/water was much warmer than normal. Tides and wind and water levels were all contrary to great fishing conditions. But, I was here on vacation and wanted to go fishing.
Captain Eric really knows the back bays of Panama City, and we tried several places around the East Bay looking for red fish--that was our target species. We saw very little evident of reds and not many fish at all, so things didn't look that great. However, Eric took me to one place with little to no activity. Then we went to another spot with little to no activity. Then he took me to an alternate location with a little spotted trout activity, which tailed off.
Then we went to another area and I hooked a really nice spotted trout! However, still not much activity. We moved down to another area and I hooked a small red fish and a couple more trout. Moving up along the shore a little more, Eric kept chasing the areas that might hold fish. While we are in some real shallows, Eric was poling the boat slowly along shore and a really nice red fish slammed my lure! It wasn't huge, but it was a lot of fun bringing it to the boat!
We kept looking for places to find fish, and we finally got to a small "hole" and we started blind fishing. At that point, nearly every cast had a strike or a fish. There were even several casts in which I missed two fish, only to catch a third! We stayed there for a while until my time was up.
I'm not a snobby fisherman. I just like being on the water when I can. Fishing is more about telling fish stories and the hunt. This trip showed me that even guys who really know the water can't always find fish. But that's just how fishing goes! If you go on a charter and you "expect" to be hauling trophy fish after trophy fish, maybe you need a perspective adjustment.
I had a blast with Captain Eric! We shared stories, he taught me some new fishing techniques (I'm NEVER too old to learn new tricks), and I caught some fish. What more could you ask for?
If you want to relaxing time on the water and hopefully catch some fish, call Eric! He'll make the time enjoyable, and you'll probably catch some fish!
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About Trout Fishing Fishing
Speckled Trout, or “Specks,” are a favorite inshore target for anglers of all skill levels. These fish are known for their striking patterns and their willingness to smash a topwater lure during early morning or late evening sessions. On your charter, we’ll drift over grass beds, oyster reefs, or sand flats, using soft plastics, live shrimp, or popping corks to tempt hungry Trout. The best times to fish for Trout are spring through early summer and again in the fall when cooler temps get them feeding aggressively. Whether you’re casting from the bow or reeling in from the stern, this trip is all about light tackle fun and steady bites. It’s a great choice for families, casual anglers, or anyone who loves consistent action.
