Port Orange Deep Sea Fishing Charters & Trips

87 captains within 25 miles of Port Orange, 19 of them in Port Orange itself, 34 running offshore. A full day is typically $900 for the whole boat. Call the captain directly — we take no bookings and charge no fee.

  • 87Captains within 25 miles
  • 34Deep sea boats
  • $800–$1,200Full day, typically

Contact details checked on each captain's own website

Charters in Port Orange

Call or visit a captain's website to ask about trips, dates and prices. If they're out on the water, leave a message.

87 charters in Port Orange

Deep sea fishing in Port Orange

34 of the 87 charters in Port Orange list offshore trips on their own websites.

State or federal water

Florida state waters on the Atlantic run from shore to 3 miles out; beyond that is federal water. Which side of that line you fish on can change the season and the limits.

Federally permitted boats

Boats with a federal South Atlantic snapper-grouper permit follow federal closures in state waters too, such as the April closure for amberjack. Ask whether the boat is federally permitted.

Where to find current Port Orange fishing reports

We don’t publish a daily report and we won’t reprint one. What’s biting this week comes from the boats — here is where the Port Orange fleet posts it.

On Instagram 8 Port Orange boats

Most captains put the day’s catch here, not on their website.

4 more Port Orange captains post there.

Handles and report pages come from each charter’s own website; every link goes to the captain and nothing of theirs is reproduced here. Boats are ordered by how established they are locally.

State records from the water off Port Orange

Florida's all-tackle list records one species taken on Indian River, which the boats here fish.

Heaviest on the list

Striped Bass

43.56 lb

Carl R. Jackson · 2004

Why this one is here

The record was taken on Indian River, which is the water the boats on this page fish — not Port Orange itself. A record is what came over the rail once; it is not what to expect on a trip.

See the record

From Florida's own records page, linked on each row. Records are certified by the state and can be broken at any time.

What a deep sea trip costs in Port Orange

The rates Port Orange charters publish on their own websites, by trip length. These are the price of the whole boat, and a range across many boats rather than any one boat's rate. Read on 2026-10-01. Confirm with the captain when you call.

  • Half day (3-5 hours)$300 – $750 19 charters publish a rate · middle of the range $550
  • Three-quarter day (6-7 hours)$500 – $850 13 charters publish a rate · middle of the range $650
  • Full day (8+ hours)$800 – $1,200 10 charters publish a rate · middle of the range $900

What a trip costs moves with fuel prices, the size of the boat and how far out it runs, and a quiet Tuesday is not a holiday weekend. Nothing here is a booking; we take no fee and hold no rates.

Fishing trips in Port Orange by type

Counted from what each captain lists on their own website.

Inshore and bay fishing in Port Orange

46 charters list inshore trips, in the bays, back-waters and shallows closer to shore. Among them: Addicted fishing charters, Rare Breed Charters, Have Faith Fishing Adventures, Drop 'Em Down Fishing Charters, New Legacy Fishing Charters and 41 more.

Half-day and full-day fishing trips

25 charters list half-day trips and 23 list full-day trips. Trip lengths vary by boat, so ask the captain exactly how many hours are on the water.

Family fishing charters in Port Orange

21 charters mention kids or families on their websites. Ask the captain about life jackets in children's sizes and how long the trip runs.

When are you going?

Typical conditions for the month, from NOAA records.

Planning a trip to Port Orange

Check tides for your dates, see what each month is usually like and see the closest airports.

Tides on your fishing day

Choose a date to see high and low tide

NOAA tide predictions for Daytona Beach Shores, Sunglow Pier.

Typical conditions by month

  • Fewest rainy days: December and April
  • Warmest air: July, highs near 89°F

Closest airports

With airline service

  • DABDaytona Beach International 5 miles away
  • SFBOrlando Sanford International 27 miles away

Local public airports

  • EVBNew Smyrna Beach Municipal (jack Bolt Fld) 6 miles away
  • X50Massey Ranch Airpark 11 miles away
  • OMNOrmond Beach Municipal 14 miles away

Straight-line miles from the centre of Port Orange.

See the month-by-month averages
JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
Sunset5:48 PM6:14 PM7:32 PM7:50 PM8:09 PM8:24 PM8:25 PM8:04 PM7:29 PM6:54 PM5:29 PM5:28 PM
Air (high)69°70°74°79°84°88°89°89°87°82°76°71°
Rainy days5544510101010754

Air temperature and rainy days: NOAA 1991-2020 normals, DAYTONA BEACH. A rainy day has 0.1 inch of rain or more. Tides: NOAA predictions for Daytona Beach Shores, Sunglow Pier. Sunrise and sunset: Calculated for Port Orange, 15th of each month. Airports: FAA airport registry for public-use airports and their locations, FAA CY2024 passenger boardings for which have airline service, town centre from the Census 2024 gazetteer, Port Orange city.

Questions about fishing charters in Port Orange

How much does it cost to go deep sea fishing in Port Orange?

10 Port Orange charters publish a full day rate on their own site, and they run $800 to $1,200 for the whole boat, with the middle of the range at $900. That is the boat for the day, not a price per person — split between six anglers a $900 trip is about $150 each. Shorter trips cost less; ask the captain, because fewer of them publish those rates.

What happens if it is too windy to go offshore?

Often the trip just moves inshore rather than being called off — 22 of the 87 boats here run both, so a blown-out morning can become a back-country or bay trip. 8 of them publish a weather or cancellation policy on their own site — read the one belonging to the boat you book.

Back-country or offshore — which trip should I book in Port Orange?

They are different days on different water. 12 charters here list offshore only, 24 list inshore only, and 22 list both. Offshore means a longer run and bigger fish; inshore means calmer water, shorter runs and sight-fishing. The month-by-month table above shows which fish the fleet says are around when you are coming.

How long is a trip out of Port Orange?

Six and ten hours are the lengths Port Orange captains list most often. The clock starts at the dock rather than at the fishing grounds, so the run out and back comes out of your time on the fish.

Do I need to bring rods and tackle to Port Orange?

No. Rods, reels, bait and tackle come with the boat on every Port Orange charter that says so on its own site — fly anglers are the exception, and usually bring their own. As Addicted fishing charters puts it: “All fishing equipment, bait, tackle, and licenses are included with every trip.”

Do Port Orange charters clean your catch?

Most do, at the dock when you come in, and a good few say so plainly on their own sites. As Captain Doug Hicks Fishing Charters puts it: “He’ll even clean your catch if you decide to keep anything legal-sized.” Whether it costs anything is up to the boat, so ask when you book.

What should I bring on a Port Orange charter?

Sun protection and your own food and drink. Food, sunscreen, drinks and camera come up most often on Port Orange charter sites.

Are there family-friendly fishing charters in Port Orange?

21 charters in Port Orange mention kids or families on their websites. Ask the captain about children's life jackets, trip length and whether there's a restroom on board.

How do I book a charter in Port Orange?

Call the captain or use their website. CharterFishingBoat doesn't take bookings or payments, and there's no fee to use the directory.

What should I ask the captain?

Ask what the trip includes, how long it lasts, how many people can come, what you're likely to catch that time of year, and the cancellation policy if the weather turns.

Where do state waters end off Port Orange?

Florida state waters on the Atlantic run from shore to 3 miles out; beyond that is federal water. Federal seasons and limits apply beyond it, and for some fish they also apply to federally permitted charter boats inside state waters.

What airports are closest to Port Orange?

The closest airports with airline service are Daytona Beach International (DAB), 5 miles away and Orlando Sanford International (SFB), 27 miles away. Local public airports nearby: New Smyrna Beach Municipal (jack Bolt Fld) (EVB), 6 miles away, Massey Ranch Airpark (X50), 11 miles away and Ormond Beach Municipal (OMN), 14 miles away. Distances are straight-line miles from the centre of town.

How many fishing charters are in Port Orange?

This page lists 87 fishing charters in Port Orange, Florida, each with a phone number and website checked on the captain's own site.