

	31ft custom sportfisher
	90% live bait fishing
	NO fishing license required.
	*Large fishing area, Up to 6 anglers.*
	All bait, Custom Built Rods, reels, and ice furnished.
	Fish cleaned and packaged, No Charge.
	5 minutes to Gulf of Mexico
	NO FISH - NO PAY

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Florida Gamefish

The Gulf of Mexico has a great diversity of fish species, and T-Kat Charters is right in the middle of the action. Treasure Island is just minutes from all the hottest fishing spots on the Central Gulf Coast of Florida. Enjoy awesome live bait, light tackle deep sea fishing for snapper, grouper, kingfish, tarpon, cobia, and barracuda. We use slow trolling, drift fishing, or anchoring depending on conditions and target species.

Snapper

One of the most common fish found in Florida’s Gulf Coast, snapper are a delicious eating fish, and offer great action for anglers of all skill level. We target mangrove snapper, red snapper and lane snapper. Depending on species of snapper, they can range in size from less than a pound to upwards of 15 pounds. Snapper will take live bait or cut bait, and are a really fun fish to target. Snapper fishing in Treasure Island promises lots of great action- and usually ends with a terrific dinner!

Grouper

Grouper are some of the most popular fish to target in the Gulf of Mexico. Grouper are attracted to rocky outcroppings inshore, near shore and offshore. Gag grouper, red grouper, scamps and the occasional black grouper are common catches in the Treasure Island area. Grouper will take almost any bait, live or cut, and offer great rod-bending action any time of year. A very popular fish for your dinner table!

Kingfish (King Mackerel)

Every spring and fall, the Kingfish migrate through the Treasure Island area, and the action is tremendous. Kingfish are often called smokers, because when you hook one, the Kingfish pulls the line off the spool so quickly, you can see smoke! Kingfish generally are a schooling fish and are often found within a few miles of shore. They are fast, strong and aggressive- really thrilling light tackle fishing! We use live bait for catching Kingfish because it brings the most action. A spring or fall Treasure Island fishing charter for Kingfish promises non-stop, rod bending fishing action.

Tarpon

Big, streamlined and flashing silver, tarpon are simply great fishing targets. Tarpon offshore in the central Gulf Coast average 75 lbs. to 125 lbs., although a 200 lb. tarpon is an occasional catch. Tarpon are known as great fighters, and battling a giant tarpon on light tackle is a thrill no angler will soon forget! Tarpon are known for their impressive leaping when they realize they are hooked. In May, June and July, the tarpon follow their annual migration through the Central Gulf Coast and the tarpon fishing action is at its best.

Cobia

Cobia is not a schooling fish, which can make them a more difficult fish species to target. But when you do manage to find them, they offer great fishing action-and are a prized food fish. They average in size between 20 and 60 lbs. and are an aggressive and exciting fish to catch. T-Kat Charters has many years of experience fishing the Treasure Island area, and we know where to find these elusive, hard-fighting fish.

Barracuda

Barracuda are a really fun fish to target. During the summer they inhabit the wrecks and reefs of the Treasure Island area. Catches range from 5 lbs. to 40 lbs, and barracuda under 15 lbs are great to eat!

Amber Jack

Tarpon

Grouper & Snapper Mix

Tuna & Jacks

Snapper & Groupers