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Tampa Bay Fishing Charters
Your
"action" packed fishing adventure starts right here! Capt. Tommy
Ziesmann is a full-time, U.S.C.G licensed charter captain and
fishes Tampa Bay and it's surrounding waters. Hop aboard for the
fishing trip of a lifetime! Top quality tackle and custom boats
are used to catch the famous game fish that Tampa Bay has to
offer. Snook, redfish, trout, tarpon, cobia, kingfish and many
more types of fish are the targets on our Action Charters.
Florida is the fishing capital of
the world and Tampa Bay is at the center of it all. You owe it
to yourself to get in on the action. Whether you're new to
fishing, a novice angler, or a seasoned veteran to the saltwater
fishing game, we can tailor a charter just for you. Book your
Action Charter today! |
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Frequently Asked
Questions
Where do you run charters out of?
Capt. Tommy fishes all of Tampa Bay and it's
surrounding waters. Click
here to see directions to the pick-up location.
Do I need to buy a fishing license?
No. Capt. Tommy has a fishing license that
covers everyone on the boat.
What type of fishing charters do you run?
Capt. Tommy Specializes in nearshore and
inshore fishing. We are almost always within sight of land.
What should we bring with us?
You should bring whatever you want to eat
and drink. We also suggest sunglasses, sunscreen, light clothing, and a
hat. We'll provide everything else you'll need on the trip.
How many people can you take?
Capt. Tommy can take up to 4 people on his
boat. However, if you have a large group we can accommodate you by
organizing a group charter with several of our affiliated guides.
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Species Spotlight
Tarpon

Tarpon are mainly targeted in Tampa Bay from May through August but encounters with the "silver king" are not uncommon year round. The fish range in size from 10lbs to 200lbs+. Fish in the 75-125lb range are frequently caught during the peak fishing season. Tarpon eat a variety of baits including threadfin herring, scaled sardines, and crabs. A large portion of the tarpon population are migratory while another portion of the population are resident fish. The migratory fish will travel from the Florida Keys to the northern Gulf of Mexico during the year. The residential fish will stay in Tampa Bay year round but will move around from the beaches, to the bridges, rivers, and canals.
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