Flounder Gigging Charters!

Our normal charter time is 4 hours. Ask about our extended-time programs for the serious Sportsman!
We have been known to stay out Flounder Gigging ALL NIGHT LONG!

Floundering may be best during the migration from January to August, but is productive all year in the Southern states, including Florida.

Since water clarity is very important to the success of any floundering trip, floundering should be done on calm nights with an in-coming tide. When gigging on windy nights, anglers should try to work small protected shorelines.

The best catches are made during an incoming tide because the water is flowing from the ocean and is clear allowing for greater visibility.

Good times to start Flounder Gigging are two to three hours before
dead-low tide, or at low tide.

During a falling tide trying farther offshore in water one to two feet deep or around offshore sandbars is often more productive.

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