$175 for a Three-Hour Shark-Fishing Trip for Three from Reel Kind Fishing ($350 Value)
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Captain guides anglers through a catch-and-release expedition in search of spinner, blacktip shark, bonnethead, nurse, and bull sharks
Fish are an elusive prey, fleeing into reefs to evade anglers and spontaneously sprouting legs to run away from Charles Darwin. Track down slippery targets with this Groupon.
$175 for a Three-Hour Shark-Fishing Charter for Three ($350 Value)
A retired Florida wildlife officer or Florida master naturalist guides up to three aspiring fishermen on a journey to snare and then release spinner, blacktip shark, bonnethead, nurse, and bull sharks. Guests need not have a fishing license or experience, and Reel Kind Fishing supplies rods, reels, tackle, ice, and live bait for passengers.
Reel Kind Fishing
Reel Kind Fishing charters boats on which adventurers explore backwater wetlands, protected freshwater, and saltwater regions that are home to diverse marine life. Along with licensed and experienced captains, the company supplies rods, reels, tackle, and bait, ensuring that even novice fishers can participate. Tour-takers might nab snook, redfish, spotted seatrout, and tarpon, the four of which can be housed together in a jumbo aquarium for a fish reality show, as long as a sassy blowfish joins the mix. Each boat seats up to three people for half-days, three-quarter days, or full days, with the vessels heading either inshore or offshore near the Gulf of Mexico. Explorers might bring a hat, sunglasses, snacks, and jackets, according to the weather, and smocks depending on how neatly their co-tourists can eat.
Captain guides anglers through a catch-and-release expedition in search of spinner, blacktip shark, bonnethead, nurse, and bull sharks
Fish are an elusive prey, fleeing into reefs to evade anglers and spontaneously sprouting legs to run away from Charles Darwin. Track down slippery targets with this Groupon.
$175 for a Three-Hour Shark-Fishing Charter for Three ($350 Value)
A retired Florida wildlife officer or Florida master naturalist guides up to three aspiring fishermen on a journey to snare and then release spinner, blacktip shark, bonnethead, nurse, and bull sharks. Guests need not have a fishing license or experience, and Reel Kind Fishing supplies rods, reels, tackle, ice, and live bait for passengers.
Reel Kind Fishing
Reel Kind Fishing charters boats on which adventurers explore backwater wetlands, protected freshwater, and saltwater regions that are home to diverse marine life. Along with licensed and experienced captains, the company supplies rods, reels, tackle, and bait, ensuring that even novice fishers can participate. Tour-takers might nab snook, redfish, spotted seatrout, and tarpon, the four of which can be housed together in a jumbo aquarium for a fish reality show, as long as a sassy blowfish joins the mix. Each boat seats up to three people for half-days, three-quarter days, or full days, with the vessels heading either inshore or offshore near the Gulf of Mexico. Explorers might bring a hat, sunglasses, snacks, and jackets, according to the weather, and smocks depending on how neatly their co-tourists can eat.
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Reel Kind Fishing and Dolphin Tours charters boats on which adventurers explore backwater wetlands, protected freshwater, and saltwater regions that are home to diverse marine life. Along with licensed and experienced captains, the company supplies rods, reels, tackle, and bait, ensuring that even novice fishers can participate. Tour-takers might nab snook, redfish, spotted seatrout, and tarpon, the four of which can be housed together in a jumbo aquarium for a fish reality show, as long as a sassy blowfish joins the mix. Each boat seats up to a maximum of six people per boat depending on weights. These are semi-private to private trips for half-days, three-quarter days, or full days, with the vessels heading either inshore or offshore near the Gulf of Mexico. Explorers might bring a hat, sunglasses, snacks, and jackets, according to the weather, and smocks depending on how neatly their co-tourists can eat.