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Premier New Smyrna Beach 6-Hour Offshore Fishing

  • Published Date: July 17, 2025
  • Fishing
  • New Smyrna Beach, FL
  • $500 - $1,450 price range
  • Updated Date: October 13, 2025

Summary

Get ready for an action-packed morning of offshore fishing from New Smyrna Beach. This 6-hour charter sets out early, giving you prime time on the water without eating up your whole day. You'll be targeting some of the area's most sought-after species, including Kingfish, Cobia, and various Snappers. The crew provides all the gear and know-how, so whether you're a seasoned angler or new to offshore fishing, you'll be set up for success. With room for up to six people, it's a great option for small groups or families looking to share the excitement of battling big fish. The boat heads to productive offshore spots where you might also hook into Amberjack, Almaco Jack, or Bonito. When Red Snapper season hits, you'll have a shot at these prized fish too. It's a focused trip designed to maximize your chances of a great catch while enjoying the beautiful waters off New Smyrna Beach.
Premier New Smyrna Beach 6-Hour Offshore Fishing

Offshore Catches

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Grey Triggerfish caught while cruising and fishing in FL

Sunrise fishing trip in New Smyrna Beach

5 people fishing in FL waters

Casting lines on Florida’s east coast

Three anglers fishing from boat in FL

Atlantic snapper caught in New Smyrna

Blackfin tuna caught in New Smyrna Beach by angler on fishing cruises

Offshore tuna run at New Smyrna Beach

Beachfront view of New Smyrna Beach, Florida during cruises and fishing activities

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Fishing at New Smyrna Beach

Hooked up offshore in New Smyrna Beach

One person fishing in FL

Big snapper day on Florida’s Atlantic coast

Two people fishing at New Smyrna Beach

Reel action in New Smyrna Beach waters

7 fish caught in FL during cruises and fishing

Snapper haul from New Smyrna deep sea

Cobia fish caught on cruises and fishing trip in FL

Offshore Cobia from New Smyrna trip

Grey Triggerfish caught while cruising and fishing in FL

Sunrise fishing trip in New Smyrna Beach

5 people fishing in FL waters

Casting lines on Florida’s east coast

Three anglers fishing from boat in FL

Atlantic snapper caught in New Smyrna

Blackfin tuna caught in New Smyrna Beach by angler on fishing cruises

Offshore tuna run at New Smyrna Beach

Beachfront view of New Smyrna Beach, Florida during cruises and fishing activities

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Fishing at New Smyrna Beach

Hooked up offshore in New Smyrna Beach

One person fishing in FL

Big snapper day on Florida’s Atlantic coast

Two people fishing at New Smyrna Beach

Reel action in New Smyrna Beach waters

7 fish caught in FL during cruises and fishing

Snapper haul from New Smyrna deep sea

Cobia fish caught on cruises and fishing trip in FL

Offshore Cobia from New Smyrna trip

Grey Triggerfish caught while cruising and fishing in FL

Sunrise fishing trip in New Smyrna Beach

5 people fishing in FL waters

Casting lines on Florida’s east coast

Three anglers fishing from boat in FL

Atlantic snapper caught in New Smyrna

Blackfin tuna caught in New Smyrna Beach by angler on fishing cruises

Offshore tuna run at New Smyrna Beach

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Offshore Adventure: Kingfish, Cobia, and Snapper

Ready to hit the deep blue for some serious offshore action? Our 6-hour charter out of New Smyrna Beach is perfect for anglers looking to maximize their time on the water without burning a whole day. We'll be targeting some of Florida's most sought-after species, from hard-fighting kingfish to tasty snappers. Whether you're a seasoned pro or it's your first time wetting a line, our experienced crew will make sure you're in on the action from start to finish.

Trip Overview

We'll push off from the dock at the crack of dawn – 6:00 AM sharp. This early start gives us the best shot at catching the fish when they're most active. Our 6-hour trip is priced at $900 for up to 6 anglers, making it a great value for small groups or families. We've got all the gear you need, from rods and reels to bait and licenses, so all you need to bring is your game face and maybe a light jacket for the morning chill. As we head out past the breakers, keep your eyes peeled for dolphins playing in our wake or the occasional sea turtle popping up for air.

Offshore Tactics

Once we reach our fishing grounds, we'll employ a variety of techniques to put you on the fish. We might start by trolling for kingfish, dragging lines with live bait or flashy lures to entice these speedy predators. For cobia, we'll keep our eyes peeled near the surface – these curious fish often follow larger marine life like rays or sharks. When we're targeting snapper, we'll drop lines to the bottom, using cut bait or jigs to tempt these tasty bottom-dwellers. Throughout the trip, we'll adjust our tactics based on what's biting and where the fish are holding. Don't worry if you're new to these methods – our crew will walk you through each technique and help you perfect your skills.

What Anglers Are Saying

"Despite hurricane Milton , Troy and Jordan neither having power and Jordan having hurt himself helping w the damage , they still chartered us and couldn't have been any kinder ,very knowledgeable and easy going . We will def be back to charter with them again in the near future" - Carol

"My husband and daughter have been on 6 charters with Captain Jordan and always come home with a cooler full of fish! Tell him what you're wanting to catch and he does everything to make it happen! Can't wait to book with Central Florida Fishing Charters a 7th time!" - Amber

"I had an amazing experience with Central Florida Fishing Charters! From start to finish, Captain Jordan was incredibly patient and helpful. He provided a prep list before our trip and even brought snacks, which was a thoughtful touch. Jordan offered different approaches to fishing, making sure everyone felt comfortable and included. Despite being inexperienced, we were able to have a fantastic time, thanks to his guidance. Jordan made the day fun and educational, giving us a new perspective on being out on the water. It was truly a life-changing experience, and I can't recommend this service enough!" - Aidan

Target Species Breakdown

Kingfish: These speedsters are a favorite among offshore anglers. Known for their blistering runs and acrobatic jumps, kingfish can reach sizes of over 50 pounds. We typically target them by trolling with live bait or artificial lures. The best time to catch these silver missiles is during their spring and fall migrations, but we can find them year-round in our waters. When a king hits, hold on tight – these fish will make your drag scream!

Cobia: Often called "lemonfish" due to their lemony taste, cobia are curious and powerful fish. They can grow to over 100 pounds and are known for their strong fights and delicious meat. We often spot cobia near the surface, following rays, sharks, or even our boat. They're most abundant in our waters from spring through fall. When we hook into a cobia, be ready for a battle – these fish don't give up easily!

Red Snapper: A prized catch in the Gulf and Atlantic, red snapper are as beautiful as they are delicious. With their bright red coloration and firm, white flesh, they're a favorite for both sport and table. We target these bottom-dwellers using heavy tackle and cut bait or jigs. The red snapper season is strictly regulated, so we'll only target them when it's open. But when it is, get ready for some of the best eating fish in the sea!

Atlantic Bonito: Don't let their small size fool you – these little rockets punch well above their weight class. Bonito are related to tuna and fight like their bigger cousins. We often catch them while trolling for other species, and they make for excellent light tackle action. They're most abundant in our waters during the cooler months. While not considered a prime eating fish, they make great bait for larger species.

Greater Amberjack: Known as "reef donkeys" for their stubborn fights, amberjack are the heavyweight champions of the reef. These powerful fish can grow to over 100 pounds and will test your strength and endurance. We target them around offshore structures using live bait or heavy jigs. Amberjack are available year-round but are most active in the warmer months. When you hook into one of these bruisers, be prepared for a workout!

Time to Get Hooked

Our 6-hour offshore trip is the perfect way to experience the thrill of deep sea fishing without dedicating an entire day. With a variety of species to target and techniques to try, there's never a dull moment on the water. Our experienced crew will put you on the fish and ensure you have a safe, fun, and productive day on the Atlantic. Whether you're looking to fill the cooler with tasty fillets or just want to experience the rush of battling big offshore gamefish, we've got you covered. Don't let another season slip by without getting out on the blue – book your trip with Central Florida Fishing Charters today and make some lasting memories on the water!

Customer Reviews

Stormy Yet Stellar

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Despite hurricane Milton , Troy and Jordan neither having power and Jordan having hurt himself helping w the damage , they still chartered us and couldn’t have been any kinder ,very knowledgeable and easy going . We will def be back to charter with them again in the near future

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Carol Szepelak

October 17, 2024

Fish Magnet Jordan

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My husband and daughter have been on 6 charters with Captain Jordan and always come home with a cooler full of fish! Tell him what you’re wanting to catch and he does everything to make it happen! Can’t wait to book with Central Florida Fishing Charters a 7th time!

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Amber Dotson

May 5, 2025

Fishing Bonanza

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They provided a amazing experience and caught tons of fish

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Tyler Waski

May 19, 2025

Angling Excellence

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Amazing fishing

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Kyle Koehler

May 18, 2025

Hooked on Adventure

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I had an amazing experience with Central Florida Fishing Charters! From start to finish, Captain Jordan was incredibly patient and helpful. He provided a prep list before our trip and even brought snacks, which was a thoughtful touch. Jordan offered different approaches to fishing, making sure everyone felt comfortable and included. Despite being inexperienced, we were able to have a fantastic time, thanks to his guidance. Jordan made the day fun and educational, giving us a new perspective on being out on the water. It was truly a life-changing experience, and I can’t recommend this service enough!

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Aidan Gaddy

August 19, 2024

Learn more about the species

Atlantic Bonito

These speedy mackerel cousins are a blast to catch. Bonito usually run 5-10 pounds but can hit 30 inches. Look for them chasing bait schools near the surface - you'll often spot birds diving. They're most active in spring and fall as they migrate. Bonito fight hard for their size, making blistering runs. Use fast-moving lures like metal jigs or small plastic swimbaits. A light spinning setup adds to the fun. Try trolling when you can't find surface action. These oily fish aren't prized for eating, but make great cut bait for other species. One trick: when you see bonito busting bait, cast beyond the school and retrieve quickly through it. Their competitive nature often triggers strikes. Just be ready for that initial scorching run when you hook up!

Atlantic Bonito

Cobia

Cobia are one of those fish that get anglers fired up. These sleek predators can top 6 feet and 100 pounds. You'll often spot them cruising near the surface, sometimes mistaken for sharks. They love structure - reefs, wrecks, buoys - in 30-300 feet of water. Spring is prime time as they migrate up the coast. Cobia put up a stubborn, powerful fight and taste great on the table. Sight-casting to them is a rush. Use big jigs, live eels, or chunky swimbaits. Here's a tip: when you see one, cast well ahead of it and let the bait sink. Cobia are curious and will often investigate a bait that "appears" in front of them. Be patient and let them come to you. Once hooked, hang on tight - these fish can really move when they want to!

Cobia

Greater Amberjack

Amberjack are bruisers, plain and simple. These powerful fish average 30-50 pounds but can top 100. Look for them around deep wrecks and reefs, typically in 60-250 feet of water. Spring and fall are prime seasons as they move to spawn. AJs fight like freight trains - be ready for a workout. They're prized for both their fight and firm, white meat. Live bait like blue runners works great, but big jigs will do the job too. Here's a local tip: when you hook one, crank hard to get it away from the structure fast. If it dives back in, you'll likely lose the fish and your rig. The first 30 seconds are crucial. Amberjack put up a heck of a battle, so make sure you're geared up properly. It's an arm-burner you won't forget!

Greater Amberjack

Lane Snapper

Lane snapper are the "bonus fish" of our snapper trips. These smaller cousins of red snapper usually run 1-3 pounds, but can hit 7-8. You'll find them on reefs and hard bottom in 30-200 feet of water, often mixed in with other species. They're most active in warmer months. Lanes put up a decent fight for their size and are excellent eating - some folks prefer them to red snapper. Use smaller hooks and pieces of squid or cut bait. Here's a tip: when you're catching mostly small fish, try moving just a short distance. Sometimes the bigger lanes are holding close by but separated from the little ones. These colorful snapper are fun to catch and a welcome addition to any fish box. Don't overlook them!

Lane Snapper

Red Snapper

Red snapper are the kings of the reef here. They average 5-15 pounds but can hit 30+. You'll find them on hard bottom and structure in 60-300 feet. They're most active in warmer months, with a short summer season for harvesting. Snapper put up a good scrap and are amazing eating fish - sweet, white meat that's hard to beat. Use heavy bottom rigs with cut bait or live pinfish. Here's a local trick: when you find a good spot, drop a chum bag to get them fired up. The biggest snapper often hang below the school, so send down a big bait once the action starts. Be ready to crank hard when you hook up - these guys will try to dive back into the structure. Nothing beats pulling up a big red snapper - it's why so many folks target them!

Red Snapper

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Ready to reel in some big offshore catches? Join us for a 6-hour fishing adventure out of New Smyrna Beach. We'll set sail at 6 AM, giving you prime morning hours on the water without taking up your whole day. Our spacious boat comfortably fits up to 6 anglers, so bring your crew along. We'll be targeting some of Florida's most sought-after offshore species - Kingfish, Cobia, Amberjack, Almaco Jack, Bonito, and various Snappers. When it's in season, we'll even go after the prized Red Snapper. Don't worry about gear or licenses - we've got you covered with all the equipment, bait, and permits you'll need. Whether you're a seasoned angler or new to offshore fishing, our experienced crew will help you try different techniques to land that trophy fish. At $900 for the whole boat, it's a great value for a private charter packed with fishing action.
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