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Ready to wet a line and catch some of the hottest inshore action around? Hop aboard with Flight Risk Charters for a 4-hour guided trip that'll have you hooked from the start. Whether you're a seasoned angler or just getting your feet wet, Captain Norvin and his son are here to show you the ropes and put you on the fish. We're talking redfish, snook, trout, mangrove snapper, and more – all just waiting to bend your rod.
Picture this: You're cruising the flats in a sweet private boat, with nothing but clear skies and promising waters ahead. Our captain's got years of experience under his belt and knows these waters like the back of his hand. We'll hit up all the local honey holes, from grass flats to mangrove shorelines, wherever the bite is hot. And the best part? It's just you and your buddy (or significant other) out there – no crowded party boats here. We keep it intimate with a max of two guests, so you'll get plenty of one-on-one time with the captain to pick up those pro tips.
We're all about light tackle inshore fishing on this trip. You'll be using top-notch gear, rigged and ready for whatever's biting. Depending on what we're after, we might be tossing soft plastics, working topwater lures, or soaking some live bait. The captain's always got a game plan, but he's flexible too. If you've got a bucket list fish in mind, just let him know – we'll do our best to make it happen. And don't worry if you're new to this; we love showing beginners the ropes. By the end of the day, you'll be casting like a pro and reading the water like a local.
"We couldn't have asked for a better trip ! This father son team will meet all your expectations! Capt Norvin knows his stuff!!! And his son never stops . He keeps those lines with bait 👍 We went on a 4 hour trip and immediately we were on em ! He is also a man that doesn't like to sit 😂. If they ain't biting we are moving ! We literally caught several species of fish and some pretty darn good keepers . Needless to say we got our bag limit in those short 4 hours . Spending the afternoon with these guys was awesome . They truly make you feel like family ! Capt will continue to remind ya to hydrate 👍 yep he's a dad . But one of the BEST and most patient guides we have we have ever had . We would 💯 recommend Flight Risk Charters to all our friends .. Thanks guys for a wonderful birthday fishing trip ! CnC Jacksonville Florida !" - Christina
"Great father & son duo who were full-service! We caught some fish and enjoyed a day on the water. 100% recommend!" - Karen
"Great boat, great captain, wonderful day out. Would highly recommend." - Taryn
Let's talk about what's swimming around out there. Our waters are teeming with some real crowd-pleasers, and each one's got its own personality. Here's the lowdown on what you might be reeling in:
Summer Flounder: These flatfish are masters of camouflage and pack a tasty punch. They love to hang out on sandy or muddy bottoms, waiting to ambush their prey. We'll be drifting or using a controlled trolling technique to tempt these guys. The thrill of hooking a flounder is in the fight – they pull hard and don't give up easy. Best time to target them? Late spring through early fall when the water warms up.
Sea Trout: Also known as speckled trout, these guys are a light tackle angler's dream. They've got soft mouths, so finesse is key when fighting them. We'll be throwing soft plastics or live bait under a popping cork – that surface commotion drives them wild. Sea trout are most active at dawn and dusk, so we'll time our fishing accordingly. They're known for their delicate flavor, making them a favorite for the dinner table.
Redfish: Now we're talking! Redfish, or red drum, are the bulldogs of the flats. These copper-colored bruisers can grow to over 40 inches, and even the smaller ones put up a heck of a fight. We'll be sight-fishing for them in shallow water, looking for their tell-tale tails sticking up as they root for crabs. The fall "bull red" run is legendary around here, but we catch them year-round. Nothing beats the sound of a screaming drag when a big red takes off!
Bonnethead Shark: Don't let their small size fool you – these little sharks are a blast to catch. They're like the puppies of the shark world, always curious and ready to play. We'll be using light tackle and small chunks of bait to target these guys. They're most active in the warmer months and love hanging around sandbars and shallow flats. Catching a bonnethead is a great way to cross "shark fishing" off your bucket list without dealing with anything too toothy.
Blacktip Shark: For those looking for a bit more adrenaline, blacktip sharks deliver in spades. These acrobatic predators are known for their spectacular leaps when hooked. We'll be using heavier tackle for these fellas, usually fishing deeper channels or near the passes. Blacktips are summer visitors to our waters, showing up when the bait schools are thick. Landing one of these sleek hunters is sure to be the highlight of your trip.
So there you have it, folks – a 4-hour fishing adventure that packs in more action than you can shake a rod at. With Flight Risk Charters, you're not just booking a trip; you're signing up for a day of laughs, learning, and hopefully, some serious fish-catching. Our captains are out there every day, dialing in on where the fish are biting and what they're biting on. All you need to do is show up ready to have a good time.
Whether you're looking to fill the cooler with some tasty fillets or just want to bend a rod and make some memories, we've got you covered. Don't let another season slip by without getting out on the water. Give us a shout, and let's get your next fishing adventure on the books. The fish are waiting, and so are we!
July 1, 2025
We couldn’t have asked for a better trip ! This father son team will meet all your expectations! Capt Norvin knows his stuff!!! And his son never stops . He keeps those lines with bait 👍 We went on a 4 hour trip and immediately we were on em ! He is also a man that doesn’t like to sit 😂. If they ain’t biting we are moving ! We literally caught several species of fish and some pretty darn good keepers . Needless to say we got our bag limit in those short 4 hours . Spending the afternoon with these guys was awesome . They truly make you feel like family ! Capt will continue to remind ya to hydrate 👍 yep he’s a dad . But one of the BEST and most patient guides we have we have ever had . We would 💯 recommend Flight Risk Charters to all our friends .. Thanks guys for a wonderful birthday fishing trip ! CnC Jacksonville Florida !
September 23, 2024
Great father & son duo who were full-service! We caught some fish and enjoyed a day on the water. 100% recommend!
December 20, 2024
Great father & son duo who were full-service! We caught some fish and enjoyed a day on the water. 100% recommend!
December 20, 2024
I’ve done a fair number of charters over the years. Capt Norvin rates right up there with the best of the best. You won’t be disappointed.
July 14, 2022
Top notch Captian!
July 27, 2022
Great boat, great captain, wonderful day out. Would highly recommend.
March 8, 2024
Capt Norvin and his son did a great job in communicating and scheduling around a little weather , working to find the right spots for the best fishing , and making sure my wife and I had a great trip.. We both highly recommend Flight Risk charters!!
August 22, 2024
Blacktip sharks are the acrobats of the shark world. They usually run 4-5 feet, but can hit 9 feet. You'll find them cruising in coastal waters, often near the surface. They love hanging around bait schools, so look for bird activity. Summer and fall are prime seasons when they move closer to shore. Anglers get a kick out of their high-flying jumps and hard runs. To catch one, use oily fish like mackerel or mullet on a wire leader. My local trick? Chum the water to get them excited, then float out a live bait. When you hook up, be ready for some aerial action - these guys can leap several feet out of the water. Just remember, they're quick and have sharp teeth, so handle with care.

Bonnethead sharks are the smallest hammerheads, usually 3-4 feet long. They're common in shallow coastal waters, especially around sandy or muddy bottoms. Unlike their bigger cousins, bonnetheads are pretty chill - they mainly munch on crabs and small fish. Summer's the best time to target them, when they cruise the flats in small groups. Anglers dig 'em because they're fun to catch and put up a good fight for their size. To hook one, use fresh cut bait or a chunk of blue crab on a circle hook. My local tip? Look for them in the shallows during high tide, often near oyster bars or grass flats. They're not picky eaters, but they can be quick, so be ready to set the hook when you feel that bite.

Redfish, or red drum, are inshore rockstars. They're easy to spot with that signature black tail spot. Most run 20-30 inches, but bulls can top 40 pounds. You'll find 'em in super shallow water, often tailing in just a foot or two. They love hanging around oyster bars, grass flats, and mangroves. Fall is prime time when they school up, but you can catch 'em year-round. Anglers love redfish for their powerful runs and great table fare. To land one, try sight-fishing with a gold spoon or live shrimp. My local trick? Look for them pushing water or "tailing" with their backs out of the water during low tide. Approach quietly and make a long cast ahead of them. There's nothing quite like watching a big red crush your bait in skinny water.

Sea trout, or speckled trout, are a blast to catch inshore. They typically run 14-24 inches, but can surprise you with some real lunkers over 5 pounds. Look for them around grass flats, oyster beds, and creek mouths. They love moving water, so tides are key. Fall and spring are prime, but you can catch 'em year-round. Anglers dig 'em for their aggressive strikes and delicate flavor on the table. To hook up, try throwing topwater lures at dawn or dusk - nothing beats that surface explosion. My local tip? When it's cold, slow down your retrieve and fish deeper holes. These guys school up tight in winter, so if you find one, you've likely found a bunch. Just remember, they've got soft mouths, so go easy on the hookset.

Summer flounder are a unique flatfish with both eyes on the left side. They're masters of camouflage, changing color to blend with the seafloor. Most run 15-20 inches, but can hit 26 pounds. You'll find them in coastal waters, bays, and estuaries. They're ambush predators, so look for them buried in sandy or muddy bottoms. Fall is prime time, as they move to deeper waters. Anglers love 'em for their fight and tasty fillets. To catch one, try drifting with live minnows or mullet on a circle hook. My go-to trick? Use a light drag - these guys have soft mouths and can easily tear free. When you feel that distinctive thump, give 'em a second before setting the hook. It's a fun challenge, especially in shallow water where you might see them before they see you.

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I would highly recommend Captain Norvin for the next trip. Highly motivated, determined, and does whatever it takes to get you where the fish are. When the fish would quit biting he knew exactly where to go next to catch more. Book your next trip with him and you won’t regret it!!