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Angry Fish Inshore Charters in St. Marks

Angry Fish Inshore Charters offers St. Marks redfish, trout and other inshore fishing with Captain Asa Martin and small-group morning trips.

An angler holds a redfish aboard an Angry Fish inshore charter
Location
St. Marks, Florida
Trip Types
Inshore fishing; Light tackle fishing
Phone
Contact through HookCurrent

Angry Fish Inshore Charters is Captain Asa Martin's St. Marks fishing service. Its published trips emphasize redfish and spotted seatrout, with additional opportunities for sheepshead and flounder. This is a shallow-coast option for anglers visiting the Tallahassee area who want to spend their time casting inshore rather than making a long offshore run.

Contact and booking details

Operator Angry Fish Inshore Charters
Area St. Marks, Florida
Departure / address Confirm the exact meeting point with the operator before arrival.
Phone Contact the operator through its website.
Email Contact the operator through its website or phone.
Website / reservations Visit Angry Fish Inshore Charters
Trip options Inshore fishing; Light tackle fishing

A morning on the St. Marks coast

The trip menu is organized around small morning groups, including options priced for two, three and four anglers. One description identifies a five-hour itinerary with an early departure. The exact reservation matters because the number of anglers and the boat shown can differ between the company's individual pages.

Asa's captain profile describes a lifetime of fishing and a background in local tournaments. The service's stated fishing range includes the coastal area around St. Marks, Shell Point and Panacea, with other Big Bend locations also mentioned. Share your lodging location when you inquire so the proposed meeting point makes sense for your travel plans.

A redfish held close to the camera on an Angry Fish charter
A redfish held close to the camera on an Angry Fish charter. Photo from Angry Fish Inshore Charters.

Redfish and trout are the main conversation

Redfish and trout are featured consistently throughout the charter listings. Sheepshead and southern flounder broaden the potential catch, but the captain should explain which species fit the season and the day's water conditions. A small-group trip also provides an opportunity to ask questions about lure presentation, casting and reading the coastal habitat.

The captain biography and current trip cards contain different boat and passenger references. Avoid assuming that an older small flats-boat description covers a current four-person booking. Ask which hull is assigned, how many people may fish comfortably and whether a particular fishing technique changes the practical group limit.

Book a specific package

The official site publishes booking pages with group-specific prices and a contact route for custom trips. Confirm the present total, departure time, meeting ramp and duration before finalizing. If you are introducing children or new anglers, explain that in advance so the captain can recommend a suitable pace and trip length.

Ask for a clear list of tackle, bait, licensing and fish-cleaning inclusions, since these details should be tied to the package you select. Carry sunglasses, sun protection and a hat, with drinks and a snack suitable for several hours outside. A discussion of weather flexibility is particularly useful when your St. Marks visit allows only one possible fishing morning.

Details checked October 21, 2026, against published operator information. Confirm rates, departure details and policies directly before booking. Fishing targets depend on conditions, applicable seasons and the trip selected.

Featured photo: An angler holds a redfish aboard an Angry Fish inshore charter. Photo from Angry Fish Inshore Charters.

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