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Port Orange Deep Sea Fishing | 6-Hour Charter

  • Published Date: July 18, 2025
  • Fishing
  • Port Orange, FL
  • $400 - $1,100 price range

Summary

Looking to get into some big fish action offshore? Join Top Notch Adventures for a 6-hour deep sea charter out of Port Orange, Florida. We'll run you out to prime spots in the Atlantic where the serious fish hang out. You'll be targeting heavy-hitters like snapper, grouper, and amberjack – fish that'll give you a workout and fill up the cooler. Whether you're after a delicious dinner or just want to feel that rod bend, this trip delivers. We know these waters like the back of our hand and we'll make sure you've got the right setup to get fish in the boat. It's perfect for seasoned anglers looking to score some quality catches, but also great if you're new to offshore fishing and want to see what it's all about. With a 2-person capacity, you'll get plenty of personal attention and time on the rods. So grab your hat and sunscreen – let's hit the deep water and see what's biting!
Port Orange Deep Sea Fishing | 6-Hour Charter

Big Fish, Big Smiles

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Reeled in a feisty Little Tunny on a partly cloudy day with storms possible!

Reeled in a feisty Little Tunny on a partly cloudy day with storms possible!

Reeled in a feisty Southern Flounder while deep sea fishing in Port Orange!

Reeled in a feisty Southern Flounder while deep sea fishing in Port Orange!

Landed a big Southern Flounder while braving the partly cloudy weather with storm potential!

Landed a big Southern Flounder while braving the partly cloudy weather with storm potential!

Hooked a feisty Southern Flounder while working the waters off Port Orange today!

Hooked a feisty Southern Flounder while working the waters off Port Orange today!

Snagged a Red Snapper on a partly cloudy day with storms brewing!

Snagged a Red Snapper on a partly cloudy day with storms brewing!

Double trouble: Lane Snappers hooked on a cloudy day!

Double trouble: Lane Snappers hooked on a cloudy day!

Reeling in the Lane Snapper with some serious DeepSea action!

Reeling in the Lane Snapper with some serious DeepSea action!

Huge Great Barracuda hooked during epic trolling adventure!

Huge Great Barracuda hooked during epic trolling adventure!

Reeling in a Blue Runner on a partly cloudy day with storms brewing!

Reeling in a Blue Runner on a partly cloudy day with storms brewing!

Partly cloudy skies set the stage for an epic deep sea adventure!

Partly cloudy skies set the stage for an epic deep sea adventure!

Reeled in a feisty Little Tunny on a partly cloudy day with storms possible!

Reeled in a feisty Little Tunny on a partly cloudy day with storms possible!

Reeled in a feisty Southern Flounder while deep sea fishing in Port Orange!

Reeled in a feisty Southern Flounder while deep sea fishing in Port Orange!

Landed a big Southern Flounder while braving the partly cloudy weather with storm potential!

Landed a big Southern Flounder while braving the partly cloudy weather with storm potential!

Hooked a feisty Southern Flounder while working the waters off Port Orange today!

Hooked a feisty Southern Flounder while working the waters off Port Orange today!

Snagged a Red Snapper on a partly cloudy day with storms brewing!

Snagged a Red Snapper on a partly cloudy day with storms brewing!

Double trouble: Lane Snappers hooked on a cloudy day!

Double trouble: Lane Snappers hooked on a cloudy day!

Reeling in the Lane Snapper with some serious DeepSea action!

Reeling in the Lane Snapper with some serious DeepSea action!

Huge Great Barracuda hooked during epic trolling adventure!

Huge Great Barracuda hooked during epic trolling adventure!

Reeling in a Blue Runner on a partly cloudy day with storms brewing!

Reeling in a Blue Runner on a partly cloudy day with storms brewing!

Partly cloudy skies set the stage for an epic deep sea adventure!

Partly cloudy skies set the stage for an epic deep sea adventure!

Reeled in a feisty Little Tunny on a partly cloudy day with storms possible!

Reeled in a feisty Little Tunny on a partly cloudy day with storms possible!

Reeled in a feisty Southern Flounder while deep sea fishing in Port Orange!

Reeled in a feisty Southern Flounder while deep sea fishing in Port Orange!

Landed a big Southern Flounder while braving the partly cloudy weather with storm potential!

Landed a big Southern Flounder while braving the partly cloudy weather with storm potential!

Hooked a feisty Southern Flounder while working the waters off Port Orange today!

Hooked a feisty Southern Flounder while working the waters off Port Orange today!

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Reel in the Big Ones: Port Orange Offshore Action

Ready to trade the inshore waters for some serious deep-sea action? Hop aboard with Top Notch Adventures for a 6-hour offshore fishing charter that'll get your heart racing and your arms burning. We're talking about the kind of fishing where you might need to put your back into it – the sort of trip where "the one that got away" stories are born. Our experienced crew knows these Atlantic waters like the back of their hand, and we're itching to put you on some of the most sought-after game fish off the Florida coast.

What's the Deal Out There?

Picture this: You're cruising out of Port Orange, leaving the shoreline behind as we head for the productive bottom spots where the big boys hang out. We're not messing around with small fry here – we're after the heavyweight champs of the ocean. Snapper, grouper, amberjack – these bruisers are waiting to test your mettle. And let's not forget about the possibility of hooking into a screaming king mackerel or a high-flying cobia. This isn't your average fishing trip; it's a chance to tangle with some real sea monsters and maybe even bring home dinner while you're at it.

Gearing Up for the Deep

When it comes to offshore fishing, having the right setup is key. We're talking heavy-duty rods and reels that can handle the pressure when a big fish decides to make a run for it. Our boat's decked out with top-notch electronics to find those honey holes where fish are stacked up. We'll be using a mix of live bait and artificial lures, depending on what's biting. Bottom fishing? We'll drop down with hefty sinkers and circle hooks. Trolling for pelagics? Get ready to watch those outriggers for the tell-tale snap of a strike. And don't worry if you're new to this game – our crew's got you covered with all the know-how you need to land a trophy.

Species You'll Want to Hook

King Mackerel: These speedsters are the drag-screamers of the Atlantic. Known as "kingfish" to locals, they can top 50 pounds and put on a show that'll have you grinning from ear to ear. Spring and fall are prime times to tangle with these toothy predators. When a king hits, hold on tight – they're famous for blistering runs that'll have your reel singing.

Grey Triggerfish: Don't let their small size fool you – triggerfish are pound-for-pound some of the toughest fighters out there. These reef-dwellers are crafty and quick to steal bait, but when you hook one, it's game on. They're also fantastic eating, with sweet, firm white meat that's a favorite among seafood lovers. Look for them around structure year-round.

Great Barracuda: With their menacing teeth and lightning-fast strikes, 'cudas are the adrenaline junkies of the offshore world. They'll hit topwater lures with explosive force and give you a run for your money. While not the best for the table, the fight alone makes them worth targeting. You'll find them lurking around reefs and wrecks, ready to ambush anything that moves.

Cobia: These curious fish are sometimes called "crab eaters" or "ling," and they're prized for both their fighting ability and their excellent taste. Cobia have a habit of following large rays, sharks, or even the boat itself, so keep your eyes peeled. They can grow over 100 pounds and are known for powerful, determined fights. Spring and early summer are your best bets for hooking into one of these brutes.

Red Snapper: The crown jewel of the Gulf, red snapper are equally revered in the Atlantic waters off Port Orange. These beautiful fish are not only a sight to behold with their vibrant color but also offer some of the best-tasting fillets you'll ever sink your teeth into. They're typically found near bottom structure and can put up a stubborn fight, especially the bigger ones. The season for reds is tightly regulated, so when it's open, you don't want to miss your chance.

Why Anglers Keep Coming Back

Folks who've been out with us know that offshore fishing in Port Orange is the real deal. It's not just about the fish – though trust me, there's plenty of that. It's about the whole package. The sunrise over the Atlantic as we motor out. The anticipation as lines go down. The sudden chaos when a fish hits and everyone springs into action. And let's not forget the bragging rights when you come back to the dock with a cooler full of prime fillets. Whether you're a seasoned pro or it's your first time venturing offshore, there's something special about being out here where the big fish play.

Time to Get Your Fish On

Listen, if you're still reading this, you're probably already imagining yourself out there on the water. So why wait? Our 6-hour offshore charters are the perfect balance of fishing time and convenience. You'll be back in time for dinner – maybe even with the main course in tow. We've got the knowledge, we've got the gear, and we've got the spots. All we need is you. So grab your sunscreen, your favorite fishing cap, and maybe a snack or two, and let's hit the high seas. The fish are out there, and they're not going to catch themselves. Book your spot with Top Notch Adventures, and let's make some fishing memories that'll last a lifetime. Trust me, once you feel that first big hit, you'll be hooked – pun absolutely intended.

Learn more about the species

Cobia

Cobia are one of the most sought-after fish in our waters. These brown bruisers can reach 6 feet and 100 pounds, though 30-50 pounders are more typical. Look for them around buoys, wrecks, and other structure in 30-300 feet of water. Spring and early summer are prime times as they migrate along the coast. Anglers love cobia for their hard fights and excellent table fare. To catch one, sight fishing is popular - scan the surface for their distinctive shape. Live eels or large jigs work well. Here's a pro tip: when you spot a cobia, cast well ahead of it and let the bait sink. They're curious fish and will often investigate if you don't spook them. Just be ready for a battle when they hit!

Cobia

Great Barracuda

Great barracuda are the speedsters of our waters. These long, silvery predators can hit 35 mph in short bursts and grow up to 6 feet, though 2-4 feet is more common. You'll spot them near the surface around reefs, wrecks, and coastal waters. They're here year-round but more active in warmer months. Barracuda are a blast to catch - they hit hard and put up an impressive fight. Just watch those teeth when you're landing one! To hook a cuda, try trolling with flashy lures or live bait like mullet. A local secret: they're suckers for anything shiny, so chrome spoons work great. Remember, bigger ones can have high mercury levels, so catch-and-release is often best for the big guys.

Great Barracuda

Grey Triggerfish

Grey triggerfish are tough little characters you'll find around reefs and rocky spots offshore. They usually run 12-18 inches but can get up to 2 feet long. These guys have a unique trick - they can lock themselves into crevices using their dorsal fin when threatened. Pretty cool defense mechanism. Triggerfish hang out in depths from 80-300 feet, and they love structure. Spring and summer are great times to target them. Anglers enjoy the challenge of hooking these clever fish, plus they're tasty eating. To catch one, use a small, strong hook with squid or cut bait. Here's a tip: when you feel a bite, wait a second before setting the hook. Triggerfish tend to nibble first, so give them time to really take the bait.

Grey Triggerfish

King Mackerel

Red snapper are prized catches off Port Orange. These pink-to-red beauties average 1-2 feet long but can grow up to 3 feet and 35 pounds. You'll find them hanging around reefs and wrecks in 30-620 feet of water. They like temps between 50-70°F, so spring and fall are prime seasons. Snappers put up a good fight and taste amazing, which is why anglers love 'em. To catch one, drop your bait all the way to the bottom - that's where they hang out. Use heavy weights and multiple hooks baited with cigar minnows or squid. Watch out though, these guys will try to run for cover when hooked. A local trick: chum the water to get them worked up, then present your bait. Just remember, regulations on red snapper can be tight, so always check the current rules before keeping any.

King Mackerel

Red Snapper

Red snapper are the crown jewels of bottom fishing here. These beautiful red fish average 1-2 feet but can grow to 3 feet and over 30 pounds. You'll find them on reefs and wrecks in 100-300 feet of water. Fall and winter are prime seasons when water temps cool down. Anglers prize red snapper for their hard fighting and world-class eating. To catch one, you need to get your bait right on the bottom. Use heavy weights and strong hooks baited with squid or cigar minnows. Here's a local trick: when you feel a bite, reel quickly to pull the fish away from structure before it can break you off. Just remember, red snapper seasons are tightly regulated, so always check current rules before keeping any.

Red Snapper

About the Sea Chaser

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Vehicle Guest Capacity: 6

Manufacturer Name: Honda

Maximum Cruising Speed: 40

Number of Engines: 2

Horsepower per Engine: 135

Get ready for some serious offshore action with our 6-hour deep sea fishing trip out of Port Orange. We'll cruise into the Atlantic and put you on prime bottom spots where the big ones lurk. You'll be targeting hard-fighting fish like snapper, grouper, and amberjack - some of the tastiest and toughest customers in these waters. Whether you're aiming to stock up the freezer or just want to tangle with something that'll make your arms ache, this trip delivers non-stop fishing fun. Our crew knows these waters like the back of their hand, and we'll make sure you have the right gear, bait, and know-how to get fish in the boat. It's perfect for seasoned anglers looking to bend a rod, but also great if you're new to offshore fishing and want to see what it's all about. With just 2 spots available, you'll get plenty of personal attention and fishing time.
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