Double D Fishing Charters offers premier fishing excursions along the Emerald Coast.
Founded with a passion for fishing, a dedication to sustainability and vast knowledge of the waters and marine wildlife of NW Florida. We specialize in charters along Florida’s Emerald Coast. Based in Pensacola, FL, we have access to waters from the Alabama state line over to Destin, FL. We’d love to take you on a trip you’ll remember for years to come!
Offshore Fishing Charters
Our offshore charters take you and up to 3 companions to the reefs and wrecks in the state waters of Florida were you can find saltwater species including various Snapper, Triggerfish, assorted Jacks -like Amber and Almaco, Mackerel, Grouper, Little Tunny and a variety of other reef and game fish. You never know what’s on the end of the line until you get it to the top. Most trips offer an opportunity to see a dolphin or two, the occasional shark and sometimes even a sea turtle.
Inshore Fishing Charters
Our inshore charters take you and up to 3 companions to the flats, channel ledges, wrecks and various bottom features of the inshore waters of NW Florida in the Pensacola area. Species primarily targeted are Speckled Trout, Redfish (drum), Black Drum and Spanish Mackerel.
Fly Fishing Charters
Our fly fishing charters offer inshore fly fishing for you and a guest in the bays and intercoastal waterways of the Pensacola Bay area. Species targeted are Speckled Trout, Redfish and Spanish Mackerel.
Nighttime Inshore Fishing Charters
Our nighttime inshore charters take you and up to 2 companions for a run under the moon and stars into the bay and intercoastal waterway. Late spring into fall is the time to run the docks at night. The night time, in addition to producing nice fish, offers a break from the summertime heat. Species primarily targeted are Speckled Trout, Redfish (drum), and Bluefish.
Take A Kid Fishing Charters
These kids’ trips will focus on catching everything that will bite. Usually the charter will run along the pilings of the local bridges. It is not meant for adults to fish but rather to hold the camera and take pictures. We’ll use spinning tackle or pushbutton reels so that the littlest ones don’t have to work anything complicated with cut bait, live bait or sabiki rigs.
