Knot On Duty Fishing charters

Fishing charter in Port Orange, Florida

Knot On Duty Fishing charters is a fishing charter in Port Orange, Florida. Their website lists offshore, inshore and nearshore trips. The boat is 29 feet and takes up to 6 people.

  • Contact checked on knotondutyfishing.com · Sep 2026
  • Federal charter permits · NOAA record, checked Sep 2026

Trips they run

  • OffshoreUsually farther from shore than bay trips
  • InshoreBay and back-water fishing
  • Nearshore & reefUsually closer in than offshore trips
  • Bottom fishingFishing on the bottom over reefs and wrecks
  • Family friendlyTheir website mentions kids or families

The boat

29 ftBoat length
6People, at most

Federal charter permits

NOAA Fisheries lists the vessel Knot On Duty, hailing from Ponce Inlet, with these current permits:

  • Atlantic Dolphin Wahoo Charter/HeadboatValid through November 2026
  • South Atlantic Coastal Migratory Pelagic CharterValid through November 2026
  • South Atlantic Snapper-Grouper Charter/HeadboatValid through November 2026

Because this boat holds the South Atlantic snapper-grouper charter permit, federal closures apply aboard in state waters too, such as the April closure for amberjack.

From NOAA Fisheries Southeast permit records, checked Sep 2026, matched to this charter by the vessel's name. Permit names are NOAA's own.

What they fish for

Taken from what the charter lists on its own website, so it may not be every fish they catch. Ask the captain about anything you're hoping to target. Tap a fish for its Florida season and limits.

Good to ask when you call

  • What will we likely catch in the month I'm going?
  • How long is the trip, and what time do we leave?
  • Is bait, tackle and a fishing license included?
  • Can we keep and clean our catch?
  • What's the cancellation policy if the weather turns?

Contact details and the trip, boat and fish listed here were checked against knotondutyfishing.com in Sep 2026. Details can change, so confirm with the captain before booking. Is this your charter? Confirm or correct it.