Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) – Fishing Info

About Reel Deal Fishin Charters

Where does Reel Deal Fishin Charters fish?

We fish the New Smyrna Beach area, including Atlantic Ocean, Mosquito Lagoon, Smith Creek, Spruce Creek, Little Snapper Cut, Orange Island Creek, Glory Hole, Slippery Creek, Indian River North, Georges Slough, Turtlepen Point, Oyster Bay, Botheration Creek, Big Snapper Cut, East Max Hoeck Creek, Vanns Slough, Eddy Creek, Bittersweet Cove, Potts Creek, Gallinipper Basin, Gaines Slough, Gallinipper Point, Callalisa Creek, Eddy Point, Webster Creek, Sheephead Cut, Elwinder Creek, East Channel, Fox Slip, Shipyard Canal, Big Cove, Widgeon Bay, Tiger Shoal, Bottle Island Creek, Cook Creek, Cedar Creek, Indian River Lagoon, Snake Creek, Bissitte Bay, Max Hoeck Creek, Cucumber Slough, Turner Flats, Blue Hole, Pine Island Bay, Pardon Slough, Browns Bay, Brickhouse Cove, Halifax River, Deep Creek, Rockhouse Creek, Dead End Creek, Styles Creek, Tolomato River, Inlet Marina, San Sebastian River, Moses Creek, Murray Creek, English Landing Marina, Fozzard Creek, Ponce de Leon Cut, Tomoka Basin, Long Creek, Indian Creek, Salt Run, Hidden Harbor Marina, Redland Canal, Blind Spruce Creek, Wilbur Bay, Fox Cut, Ximanies Creek, Little Tomoka River, City of Saint Augustine Municipal Marina, Mill Creek, Stokes Creek, Turnbull Bay, Braddock Creek, Casa Cola Creek, Inlet Harbor, Strickland Bay, Guana River, Groover Branch, Robinson Creek, Moss Point, Saint Augustine Inlet, Oyster Creek Marina, San Julian Creek, Rose Bay, Pancho Creek, Smyrna Creek, Turnbull Creek, Bulow Creek, Tenmile Creek, Live Oak Point, Pellicer Creek, Quarry Creek.

What are the target fish?

Target fish include Sharks, Flounder, Trout, Sheepshead, Snook, Redfish, Black Drum

Where in New Smyrna Beach to we meet our guests?

We meet at 170 Causeway N ( 170 Causeway N, New Smyrna Beach, Florida 32169, United States )

Do I need a STATE Fishing license?

Yes, a Fishing license is required

Where do I get a STATE Fishing license?

Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission - Fishing

Florida residents and visitors 16 years of age and older are required to possess a Florida freshwater fishing or saltwater fishing license when engaged in active or passive fishing activities. However, you do not need a saltwater fishing license if saltwater fishing from a for-hire vessel (guide, charter, party boat) that has a valid charter license or from a vessel whose operator has a valid recreational saltwater vessel license issued in the name of the operator of the vessel. If you are looking for online access for a license, please check Go Outdoors Florida here: https://license.gooutdoorsflorida.com/Licensing/CustomerLookup.aspx

How much should I Tip?

It is customary to tip 20% of the trip total. We work tirelessly to make sure you have a guest experience!

Do I need to bring my own gear?

No, we provide standard gear such as rods and reels so you don’t need to worry about anything. But please feel free to bring you own gear if you prefer.

For further questions, please visit our Contact Us page.