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Our Gigging Rates
The prices listed are for groups of 4 and under. Additional $150 per head. Max 6 people.
4 HRS: $550. Gigging in freshwater or salt.
Gigging trips will be conducted on the shallow water flats of Wakulla, Franklin, and Jefferson counties. We will target flounder, sheepshead, drum, and mullet.
Gigging is a unique and exciting way to catch fish. Our gigging trips target flounder, sheepshead, drum, and mullet, all of which are highly sought after fish that can be found in the local Florida waters.
Whether you are a seasoned gigger or trying it for the first time, we have the perfect package for you.
Gigging in Florida
Gigging $550 for 2 people each additional is $100 up to 6 people total for 4 hours additional time may be available for $150 per hour
Why You Should Come Gigging with Us
There are several reasons why you should come gigging with us:
Expertise: Our team of experienced guides has the knowledge and skills to help you catch the fish you're after. They have been gigging for years and know the best spots and techniques to target flounder, sheepshead, drum, and mullet.
Quality Equipment: We provide high-quality equipment for all of our gigging packages. From the gigs to the boats, we make sure that everything is in top condition to ensure a successful and enjoyable gigging experience.
Convenient Location: Our gigging location is easily accessible and convenient. We are located in an area with plenty of fish and easy access to the water.
Safety and Regulations: We prioritize your safety and follow all local fishing regulations. Our guides are trained to ensure that the gigging experience is enjoyable and safe for everyone.
Competitive Pricing: We strive to offer competitive pricing for our gigging packages without compromising on quality or safety. We want to make gigging accessible to as many people as possible.
Fun and Adventure: Gigging is an exciting and unique way to fish, and we want to share that experience with our customers.
Come gigging with us and have an experience you will never forget!
Deposits are due at time of booking and are non refundable. A deposit for fishing can be transferred to a different date if trip is canceled two weeks or more before scheduled fishing trip. If trip is canceled by us due to poor weather conditions deposit can be transferred to another date.
What to Bring on Your Gigging Trip
Included:
All gigging gear
Florida fishing license
Cooler with ice
Not Included:
Georgia fishing license if needed
Food and drinks
Fish cleaning is not included but can be arranged for an additional cost
All personal items
Lodging
Taxidermy (can be arranged)
Common Fish to Catch when Gigging
All of these fish are a common catch when gigging in the area. They are all considered sports fish and are also a delicacy. Gigging is an effective way to catch these fish and our guides are experts in knowing where to find them and how to gig them.
Flounder: Flounder is a flatfish that is known for its delicate white flesh and delicious taste. They are usually found in shallow waters and can be caught using gigging or fishing with baits. Flounders are considered game fish and are highly sought-after by anglers.
Sheepshead: Sheepshead is a saltwater fish that is found in coastal waters and estuaries. They have a distinct black and white striped pattern on their body and are known for their hard, bony head. Sheepshead are highly valued for their firm white flesh and are often caught using gigging or fishing with baits.
Drum: Drum is a large saltwater fish that is found in coastal waters and estuaries. They are known for the distinctive drumming sound that they make when they are caught. Drum are highly valued for their firm white flesh and are often caught using gigging or fishing with baits.
Mullet: Mullet is a saltwater fish that is found in coastal waters and estuaries. They have a silver-gray color and are known for their oily flesh. Mullet are often caught using gigging or fishing with baits. They are not as highly prized as table fish but are popular for smoking.
Safety When Gigging
Gigging can be a fun and exciting way to fish, but it's important to take safety precautions to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience. Here are some safety tips to keep in mind when gigging:
Wear appropriate clothing and footwear: Make sure to wear clothes that provide enough coverage and protection against the elements, and wear shoes that have good traction and support.
Be aware of your surroundings: Always pay attention to your surroundings and be aware of any potential hazards such as sharp rocks, stumps, or other obstacles.
Use the right equipment: Use equipment that is appropriate for the conditions and is in good condition. Make sure to check the gigs and poles for any damages before going out.
Always have a partner: Never go gigging alone, always have a partner with you, in case of an emergency.
Stay sober: Never operate a boat or gig while under the influence of alcohol or drugs.
Be aware of the weather: Check the weather forecast before going out and be prepared for any potential hazards such as storms or high winds.
Know the local laws and regulations: Make sure to familiarize yourself with the local laws and regulations regarding gigging, and ensure that you have the proper licenses and permits.
Have a first aid kit: Always have a first aid kit on hand in case of any injuries.
By following these safety tips, you can help ensure that your gigging experience is safe and enjoyable for everyone. Remember that safety is the top priority, and always use common sense and caution when gigging.
If you're looking for an exciting and unique way to experience the outdoors, gigging is the perfect activity for you!
