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Tiki Island is an excellent fishing destination for those who want to try inshore, flats, and offshore fishing.
There are a lot of options for your next fishing trip near Tiki Island. These waters a home to Redfish, Southern Flounder, Black Drum, Spotted Seatrout, and many more.
Show all fishing chartersTiki Island waters give a unique inshore fishing experience all year round. Bays, inlets, and shallow flats provide excellent fishing opportunities for a relaxing outing.
There are a lot of options for your next fishing trip near Tiki Island. These waters a home to Redfish, Southern Flounder, Black Drum, Spotted Seatrout, and many more.
Inshore fishing trips are very popular with families, couples, and small groups of friends.
Show all inshore fishing chartersOn average, the base price for a private 4-hour inshore fishing charter is $436 for 2 anglers. Add $50 for an each additional person. Fishing charters can accommodate up to 6 persons depending on the capacity of the boat.
The most affordable 2-hour inshore fishing trip in Tiki Island costs $200 for 2 anglers.
In Tiki Island and nearby cities, there are more than 41 inshore fishing charters. It’s easy to find your next fishing getaway in Tiki Island.
Check rates & availabilityThe best months for inshore fishing near Tiki Island are July, June and August.
Tiki Island offshore fishing charters have quick access to the open waters, allowing anglers to get a taste of the fishing action on a short trip.
Blacktip Shark, King Mackerel, Red Snapper, Jack Crevalle, and Blacktip Shark can be your next catch.
Offshore fishing trips are good for experienced anglers, groups for friends, and those who want to reel in a bigger catch. Be ready to travel into the federal waters miles off the coast.
Show all offshore fishing charters$682 is the average base price for a private 4-hour offshore fishing charter and 2 anglers. Add $50 for an extra angler. Fishing charters can accommodate 4-6 anglers depending on the size of the vessel.
$350 is the lowest price for a 4-hour offshore fishing trip in Tiki Island.
You can find more than 29 fishing charters in Tiki Island and nearby cities. It’s easy to find your next fishing getaway in Tiki Island.
Tip: It takes some time to get to the offshore fishing spots. So it’s better to take a 6-hour or 8-hour offshore fishing trip for the best fishing experience.
The average tips are 15-20% of the total fishing charter price.
Check rates & availabilityJuly, June and August are the best months for offshore fishing near Tiki Island.
Getting kids on the water for a family-friendly fishing trip is a great way to spend your time in Tiki Island. Your family can learn various fishing techniques and catch different species of fish.
You can fish in the inland waters during the fishing trip. These waters generally remain calm even on windy days.
A family-friendly 4-hour fishing trip could be a perfect choice for a group with kids. Your family won’t get tired during a short outing.
$436 is the average price for a 4-hour family-friendly fishing trip and 2 guests. An extra angler fee is $50. Fishing charters can accommodate 4-6 anglers depending on the size of the vessel.
Check rates & availabilitySharks are one of the most famous game fish in the waters of Tiki Island. If you want to target these famous ocean predators, then hire a Tiki Island shark fishing charter.
There are plenty of options for your next shark fishing trip near Tiki Island. These waters are home to Blacktip Shark, Scalloped Hammerhead Shark, Bonnethead Shark, Bull Shark, and many more.
Note: some shark species are considered prohibited in Texas and cannot be kept as a trophy. These sharks have to be released. Fishing charter Captains will help you with shark identification.
Sharks inhabit nearshore waters around river mouths, bays, mangrove swamps, and shallow flats. Pups and juveniles occur in shallow waters, while larger sharks can be found in offshore waters.
Live or dead baits are great for shark fishing. Top bait for shark fishing would be Mullet, Ladyfish, Bonita, and Blue Runner. Usually, fishing charters prepare the bait before they take off on the water.
On average, the price for a 4-hour shark fishing trip is $522 for 2 guests. Add $50 for an extra angler. Captains can take 4-6 anglers depending on the length of the boat.
You can find 13 fishing charters in Tiki Island and nearby cities. It’s easy to book your next fishing break in Tiki Island.
Check rates & availabilityYou can target sharks all year round. March through October are the best months for shark fishing in Tiki Island.
Tarpon fishing is one of the most thrilling fishing experiences you can have in Tiki Island. Local fishing charters specialize in Tarpon fishing. They will show you the best spots and fishing methods.
Tarpon live in bays, lagoons, and even rivers. It loves mullet, crab, and pinfish.
Note: Catch-and-release-only when fishing for Tarpon. By law, Tarpon over 40 inches must remain in the water. So be careful with your catch, take a quick photo, and let it go.
$580 is the average price for a 6-hour Tarpon fishing trip and 2 guests. An extra angler fee is $50.
In Tiki Island and nearby cities, there are around 15 fishing guides specialized in Tarpon fishing.
Check rates & availabilityThe best seasons for Tarpon fishing in Tiki Island are spring and summer. The perfect months are October, September, and August.
Most trips are all-inclusive. Captains provide everything you need for a fishing trip: tackle, rods, reels, bait, and a cooler with ice. Usually, Captains clean anything that you catch.
Captains do not provide a fishing license. If you plan to fish in Texas, you must buy one. The easiest way would be to buy it online at TPWD website or in person in their office. Tackle shops or grocery stores across the state works as well.
A Fishing charter has to have a federal permit if you are planning to fish in the federal waters.
Depending on the weather, Captains recommend bringing sunscreen, polarized sunglasses, long sleeve shirt, hat, windbreaker, waterproof jacket, waterproof pans, appropriate non-skid footwear, gloves, your medicines, bug bite cream, sanitizer, drinks, and snacks.
Bring your freshwater license if you are planning to fish in the freshwater.
Some Captains don’t recommend bringing spray sunscreen, liquor, weapons, fireworks, and inappropriate footwear.
You can book a trip with a 10-20% deposit.
The remaining balance has to be paid directly to the Captain on the day of your trip or upon arrival.
The majority of the fishing charter deposits are refundable if you can cancel before the cancellation deadline. On average, a free cancellation deadline is 2-14 days before the trip date. Keep in mind that some of the bookings could be non-refundable.
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