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Coastal Angling Adventures with Captain Bennett
Redfish Fishing in Holmes Beach
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Redfish are one of Florida's most popular inshore gamefish. Known for their copper color and distinctive black spot near the tail, these fish provide exciting action when hooked. - Can be found year-round in Florida waters. - Prefer shallow water environments with structure. - Feed primarily on crustaceans and small baitfish.
Guided Fishing Trip by Captain Andrew Bennett in December
Meet your Captain Andrew Bennett
- Fishing Charter in Anna Maria Island
Summary
Experience the thrill of reeling in redfish on a guided fishing trip in Holmes Beach with Chasing Limits Charters. Captain Andrew Bennett offers local expertise on Anna Maria Island's productive waters. Whether you're targeting redfish in the flats or exploring the diverse inshore fishing opportunities, this charter provides everything needed for a successful day on the water. The seasonal bite around Anna Maria Island offers anglers of all skill levels a chance to catch these hard-fighting gamefish. Captain Andrew's local knowledge ensures you'll be in the right spots at the right times, maximizing your chances for an action-packed fishing adventure in Florida's coastal waters.
Fishing Charter with Andrew Bennett – Rates & Booking
Captain Andrew Bennett of Chasing Limits Charters offers professional guided fishing trips targeting redfish and other inshore species. These redfish are a blast to reel in on an exciting fishing tour in Florida! Captain Andrew provides all necessary fishing gear, licenses, and bait for your convenience. The boat is well-maintained and equipped with safety features for a comfortable day on the water. Whether you're a beginner or experienced angler, this trip is suitable for all skill levels.
Highlights of Fishing on Anna Maria Island
Fishing the waters around Anna Maria Island offers anglers access to some of Florida's most productive inshore fishing grounds. The trip focuses on targeting redfish, which provide exciting action when hooked. Captain Andrew's local knowledge ensures you'll be fishing the most productive spots based on tides, weather, and seasonal patterns. The shallow water flats around Holmes Beach create ideal habitat for redfish, making this area a prime fishing destination.
During your trip, you'll learn specialized techniques for targeting these powerful fish. The redfish in this area average 15-19 inches in length, offering a good fight on appropriate tackle. Captain Andrew prioritizes both catch success and conservation practices, ensuring sustainable fishing for future generations.
Local Species Insights: Redfish
Redfish, also known as red drum, are one of Florida's most sought-after inshore game fish. These copper-colored beauties with their distinctive spot near the tail are found throughout the flats and backwaters around Holmes Beach. They prefer shallow water environments with oyster bars, grass flats, and mangrove shorelines where they feed on crabs, shrimp, and small baitfish.
The most productive technique for targeting redfish involves sight fishing in clear water or using live bait along structure. Captain Andrew specializes in putting clients on these fish using methods matched to seasonal patterns and tidal conditions. Redfish provide an exciting fight, often making powerful runs when hooked that will test both your tackle and skill.
Plan Your Fishing Charter Day
For your fishing trip with Chasing Limits Charters, plan to arrive at the designated meeting spot about 15 minutes before departure time. Wear comfortable clothing appropriate for the weather, including a hat, polarized sunglasses, and sunscreen. The boat accommodates small groups comfortably, creating a personalized fishing experience. Morning trips often provide the most productive fishing, but Captain Andrew can advise on the best times based on current conditions. Remember to bring a camera to document your catch, as these memories will last long after your trip ends.
