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Fly Fishing Guide Rates – Captain Steve Hall, Boca Grande


Fly Fishing Guide Rates

Explore affordable rates for guided fly fishing with Captain Steve Hall. These rates are competitive for a 6-hour day of expert fishing.

Rates are subject to change and apply to a standard 6-hour day.

Single angler rate: $400.00. Payment options include Zelle, Venmo, and Cash.

  • No trolling motor; only a push pole is used.
  • 100% commitment on every trip.
  • Instruction provided if needed.
  • Goal is to ensure a great and enjoyable day on the water.
  • All necessary gear, including flies, can be provided.
  • Strict conservation practices; no animals kept.

8-hour day: $550.00

6-hour half day: $400.00

All equipment provided; just bring yourself. Local anglers with boats are preferred to be referred to other services. For those learning to fly fish, I can offer on-water casting and fishing instruction.

Fly Fishing Guide Rates for Kayak Trips

Single-person kayak trips are available in winter and spring for baby tarpon on fly. These rugged trips require good physical condition and familiarity with navigating close to large alligators. Half-day trip: $300.00 (kayak supplied) or $200.00 (you supply your own, must be lightweight and silent).

The Skiff

The Dragonfly Emerger skiff is a lightweight, technical poling skiff that accommodates one angler and myself. Powered by a 2024 Yamaha Four-Stroke 30 hp Tiller, it’s fuel-efficient and cost-effective. Built by Mark Castlow in Vero Beach, it’s a reliable choice for navigating the waters.

Fly Fishing Guide Rates

Contact Captain Steve

Phone: 941-681-8518

Why Fishing Charters Cost So Much

Charter costs reflect several factors:

  • Boat Investment: High-quality, durable vessels require significant investment and maintenance.
  • Fuel Costs: Multiple trips per day consume large amounts of fuel, with costs fluctuating.
  • Captain’s Expertise: Knowledge of local waters and fish behavior enhances your chances of success.
  • Fishing Gear: High-quality rods, reels, and tackle are necessary and require regular replacement.
  • Insurance: Mandatory liability insurance ensures safety and covers potential risks.
  • Licenses and Permits: Various licenses and permits are required to operate legally.
  • Time: Preparation, cleanup, and travel time contribute to the overall cost.

These factors contribute to the cost of a fishing charter, reflecting the significant investment in time and resources.

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