Liveboat Lionfish/Spearfishing Charters
Liveboat Lionfish/Spearfishing– These are natural limestone reefs and small artificial reefs in 90-120' excellent for lionfish hunting, spearfishing and lobstering or seeing what the natural reef habitat looks like. Advanced or Deep Diver certification is required. This is all-day diving in 100'. Not recommended for novices. If you are looking to grow your experience as a new UW Hunter, please check out our offshore charters or 3-tank trips first. This is only available as a whole boat charter.
Seasonally Available
Amberjack Specific Trips during their season will be liveboat charters bouncing from the types of high relief structures that attract this large reef fish. Typically these are large bridge spans and other artifical structures. Since the limit is 1 fish per person, other targets include lionfish, almaco jacks, and mangrove snapper. Other options may be availble as well depending on the time of year and open seasons. This trip is available per person with a 4 person minimum.
Season opens the whole month of May for 2024
Availability: Contact us for booking information
Only the most competent divers should sign up for this charter. Inquisitive sharks are common, negative entries and rapid descents are normal, as are free ascents. Nitrox is unequivocally required. Excellent fish ID skills and knowledge of current regulations is also required. Spearfishing is awesome but we do it ethically and sustainably.
Prices are listed for the boat trip only without rental as many of our customers have their own gear. There is no charge for the use of our lead weights, which we have plenty of on the boat.
Reservations for private and custom charters are also possible by calling the shop.
Advanced Certification is required for Offshore and Lionfish trips due to the depths and nature of the dives. All trips are open to the public and subject to a minimum number of divers signed up to run. Please self evaluate your skillset before signing up for a boat trip. If it's been a while we recommend doing a shore dive at the state park first so you will get the most of your time (and money) when you go on the boat.
