Port Orange Fishing Charters
& Deep Sea Fishing

Compare 16 Port Orange fishing charters, with deep sea and inshore & bay trips. Contact the captain directly by phone or through their website. We don't take bookings or fees.

Contact details checked on each captain's own website

When are you going?

Typical conditions for the month, from NOAA records.

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.

16 charters in Port Orange

Deep sea fishing in Port Orange

7 of the 16 charters in Port Orange list offshore trips on their own websites.

Offshore fish you can keep in September

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.

Harvest status is September's rule for Port Orange from FWC and NOAA Fisheries; state-waters distances are FWC's. Tap a fish for dates, sizes and limits.

What a 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 2026-09-23. Confirm with the captain when you call.

  • Half day (3-5 hours)$300 – $700 12 charters publish a rate · middle of the range $575
  • Three-quarter day (6-7 hours)$500 – $750 7 charters publish a rate · middle of the range $650
  • Full day (8+ hours)$800 – $1,200 6 charters publish a rate · middle of the range $900

Prices move, and a quiet Tuesday is not a holiday weekend. Nothing here is a booking; we take no fee and hold no rates.

Where the boats leave from, and where they fish

Docks and fishing grounds named by Port Orange charters on their own websites. A place is listed when at least two of them name it.

Fishing grounds they name

  • Ponce Inlet8 charters

    “You will experience a great trip with Chubby Mullet Charters to Ponce Inlet, where you'll be catching all sorts of fish!”

  • Ponce Inlet Jetties2 charters

    “Ponce Inlet Jetties have been rough due to the amount of boat traffic going thru the inlet.”

  • Halifax River2 charters

    “We offer near shore and inshore fishing charters in Daytona Beach, Florida to include: the Halifax River, Spruce Creek, Mosquito Lagoon, Ponce Inlet, and all areas in between.”

Fishing trips in Port Orange by type

Counted from what each captain lists on their own website.

Inshore and bay fishing in Port Orange

8 charters list inshore trips, in the bays, back-waters and shallows closer to shore. Among them: Rare Breed Charters, Kraken Up Fishing Charters, Crider Fishing Charters, Limitless Fishing Charters, Knot On Duty Fishing charters and 3 more.

Half-day and full-day fishing trips

5 charters list half-day trips and 6 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

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

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.

What you can keep out of Port Orange in September

Harvest rules for the fish these charters name, under the seasons FWC and NOAA Fisheries list for 2026. Being open is not the same as being in season to catch.

You can keep one

Depends on the dates or the boat

  • GrouperAtlantic: gag: closed ยท Atlantic: red and black: open

Harvest closed this month

Catch and release only

Seasons change, sometimes mid-season. Each fish links to its own page with the dates, sizes and limits, and the agency they came from. Confirm with your captain before keeping anything.

Questions about fishing charters in Port Orange

How many fishing charters are in Port Orange?

This page lists 16 fishing charters in Port Orange, Florida, each with a phone number and website checked on the captain's own site.

How many deep sea fishing charters are in Port Orange?

7 of the 16 charters listed in Port Orange say on their websites that they run offshore (deep sea) trips. 8 run inshore and bay trips.

What deep sea fish can I keep in Port Orange in September?

Under Florida's rules you can keep amberjack, king mackerel, mahi-mahi, tuna, wahoo and cobia. For grouper it depends on the dates or whether the boat holds a federal permit. Red snapper is closed to harvest. Sailfish and marlin can legally be kept, but only within strict rules: Sailfish must measure 63 inches, lower jaw to fork, and in federal waters the boat needs a federal HMS permit. Blue marlin must measure 99 inches and white marlin 66 inches, lower jaw to fork, and the boat needs a federal HMS permit. Seasons change, so check each fish page or ask the captain before you keep one.

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.

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.

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.

Are there family-friendly fishing charters in Port Orange?

7 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.

Fish you can catch out of Port Orange

Counted from what each captain lists on their own website. Open each for the season and limits.

Snook14Redfish14Tarpon13Cobia13King Mackerel13Speckled Trout11Flounder10Grouper9Mahi-Mahi9Wahoo9

Charters near Port Orange

Ponce Inlet7Daytona Beach11New Smyrna Beach12Ormond Beach3Edgewater7Oak Hill6

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