Charter Locations
Chokoloskee and Flamingo, located in Everglades National Park, offer exceptional inshore fishing for species like snook, tarpon, and redfish. Chokoloskee’s mangrove channels are perfect for light tackle, while Flamingo provides access to both Florida Bay and the Gulf of Mexico. Both areas hold rich historical and ecological significance.
Chokoloskee
Chokoloskee, a hidden gem nestled in the heart of Everglades National Park, embraced by the expansive 10,000 Islands. This haven is a haven for fishing enthusiasts, offering a tapestry of oyster beds, islands, points, and shorelines to explore. Venture forth on excursions spanning 50 to 80 miles round trip, immersing yourself in a landscape teeming with history and natural wonders.
Once inhabited by early settlers like the Calusa and later the Seminoles, Chokoloskee is steeped in a rich heritage that adds depth to every angling expedition. As you cast your line, you tread upon the same waters that these resilient peoples navigated centuries ago, connecting with a legacy that echoes through time.
Meeting Point:
100 Smallwood Dr
Chokoloskee, FL 34141
United States
Flamingo
Chokoloskee, a hidden gem nestled in the heart of Everglades National Park, embraced by the expansive 10,000 Islands. This haven is a haven for fishing enthusiasts, offering a tapestry of oyster beds, islands, points, and shorelines to explore. Venture forth on excursions spanning 50 to 80 miles round trip, immersing yourself in a landscape teeming with history and natural wonders.
Once inhabited by early settlers like the Calusa and later the Seminoles, Chokoloskee is steeped in a rich heritage that adds depth to every angling expedition. As you cast your line, you tread upon the same waters that these resilient peoples navigated centuries ago, connecting with a legacy that echoes through time.
Meeting Point:
1 Flamingo Lodge Hwy
FL 33034
United States
