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Head offshore from Marathon on an 8-hour big-game fishing charter targeting mahi-mahi, wahoo and sailfish in 100–1,000-foot water. This private trip supplies gear, bait, and licenses for up to four anglers and focuses on action-packed trolling and deep-water strikes.
Head offshore from Marathon on an 8-hour big-game fishing charter targeting mahi-mahi, wahoo and sailfish in 100–1,000-foot water. This private trip supplies gear, bait, and licenses for up to four anglers and focuses on action-packed trolling and deep-water strikes.
The morning light in Marathon cuts across the Atlantic like a promise — glassy at first, then restless as the boat slips off the dock at Capt Hooks Marina. By 8 a.m. you’re already beyond the residential flats; the ocean opens, a wide, blue testing ground where currents dare you to keep up.
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Operated by Wet Tails Charters llc · Marathon, Florida
The morning light in Marathon cuts across the Atlantic like a promise — glassy at first, then restless as the boat slips off the dock at Capt Hooks Marina. By 8 a.m. you’re already beyond the residential flats; the ocean opens, a wide, blue testing ground where currents dare you to keep up.
This 8-hour offshore charter runs from Marathon into waters ranging from 100 to 1,000 feet, where the Florida Keys’ geology — an exposed ancient reef and bank system — shapes concentrated feeding lanes. The Keys have long been a working seascape: Bahamian wrecking history, Cuban migratory routes, and a modern sport-fishing culture built on seasonal runs of mahi-mahi, wahoo, and sailfish.
Expect fast trolling, sudden strikes, and long runs. The crew provides rods, tackle, bait and fishing licenses, plus coolers and ice for your catch; they can arrange mounting or shipment for trophy fish. The boat handles open-ocean conditions, but anglers should be ready to stand, brace, and reel hard when a big fish tests the line.
Practical guidance: arrive hydrated and sun-protected, bring non-skid shoes, and plan for motion of open water. Mornings are calmer for leaving the marina; afternoons can bring sea breeze and chop. If you’re prone to seasickness, pre-treat and sit centrally. Bring snacks and personal beverages; the charter supplies ice and storage. This trip suits small private groups (up to four anglers) and delivers a focused day of offshore sport fishing where the water itself is an active partner—sometimes forgiving, often demanding, always in motion.
No — the charter provides required fishing licenses for guests as part of the trip inclusions.
Common targets are mahi-mahi (dorado), wahoo, and sailfish; seasonal availability and ocean conditions affect species presence.
Yes — beginners and children can join, but expect active fishing and periods of fast reeling; the crew assists with setup and technique.
You can keep your catch; the crew will chill and pack fish on ice. They can also coordinate cleaning, mounting, or shipping for an additional fee.
Wet Tails Charters llc operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The morning light in Marathon cuts across the Atlantic like a promise — glassy at first, then restless as the boat slips off the dock at Capt Hooks Marina. By 8 a.m. you’re already beyond the residential flats; the ocean opens, a wide, blue testing ground where currents dare you to keep up.
The morning light in Marathon cuts across the Atlantic like a promise — glassy at first, then restless as the boat slips off the dock at Capt Hooks Marina. By 8 a.m. you’re already beyond the residential flats; the ocean opens, a wide, blue testing ground where currents dare you to keep up.
This 8-hour offshore charter runs from Marathon into waters ranging from 100 to 1,000 feet, where the Florida Keys’ geology — an exposed ancient reef and bank system — shapes concentrated feeding lanes. The Keys have long been a working seascape: Bahamian wrecking history, Cuban migratory routes, and a modern sport-fishing culture built on seasonal runs of mahi-mahi, wahoo, and sailfish.
Expect fast trolling, sudden strikes, and long runs. The crew provides rods, tackle, bait and fishing licenses, plus coolers and ice for your catch; they can arrange mounting or shipment for trophy fish. The boat handles open-ocean conditions, but anglers should be ready to stand, brace, and reel hard when a big fish tests the line.
Practical guidance: arrive hydrated and sun-protected, bring non-skid shoes, and plan for motion of open water. Mornings are calmer for leaving the marina; afternoons can bring sea breeze and chop. If you’re prone to seasickness, pre-treat and sit centrally. Bring snacks and personal beverages; the charter supplies ice and storage. This trip suits small private groups (up to four anglers) and delivers a focused day of offshore sport fishing where the water itself is an active partner—sometimes forgiving, often demanding, always in motion.