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Anna Maria Inshore Fishing in Anna Maria Island

Anna Maria Inshore Fishing is Captain Kyle Taylor’s charter business around Anna Maria Island and lower Tampa Bay. Trips can focus on snook, redfish, trout, tarpon or other local species, with the plan suited to the guests and conditions.

Anna Maria Inshore Fishing boat with tower in shallow water
Location
Anna Maria Island, Florida
Trip Types
Inshore light-tackle fishing and seasonal tarpon trips
Phone
941-812-7435

Anna Maria Inshore Fishing is Captain Kyle Taylor’s charter business around Anna Maria Island and lower Tampa Bay. Trips can focus on snook, redfish, trout, tarpon or other local species, with the plan suited to the guests and conditions.

Contact and booking details

Operator Anna Maria Inshore Fishing
Area Anna Maria Island, Florida
Departure / address Anna Maria Island and lower Tampa Bay; Captain Kyle confirms the meeting dock
Phone 941-812-7435
Email Use the operator’s website or phone; no public email was confirmed in the reviewed pages.
Website / reservations Visit Anna Maria Inshore Fishing
Trip options Inshore light-tackle fishing and seasonal tarpon trips

Kyle Taylor and his home waters

Kyle describes himself as a fourth-generation Floridian from the Bradenton and Sarasota area. He and his brother Ryan earned their captain’s licenses in 2010. The site identifies Kyle as the owner and operator of Anna Maria Inshore Fishing, with his own booking phone number.

His service area includes Anna Maria Island, Bradenton, Longboat Key and nearby Tampa Bay water. Sharing your accommodation location helps him suggest a practical meeting place. The website gives more than one business address, so obtain the actual dock directly.

Anna Maria Inshore Fishing guests holding their catch in a framed photo
Anna Maria Inshore Fishing guests holding their catch in a framed photo. Photo from Anna Maria Inshore Fishing.

A locally built T-Craft

The published boat is a custom 24-foot T-Craft built in Bradenton in 2016. It has a Yamaha 250 four-stroke, a spotting tower, a large livewell and Garmin electronics. A push pole allows quiet approaches in shallow water.

Storage is available for small or medium bags, and there is an iced cooler for guests’ food and drinks. The site describes some shade from a tower extension rather than an enclosed cabin. Ask about the seating arrangement for your group.

Half days and longer outings

The rate page lists about four hours at $600 for one or two people. A roughly seven-hour trip is $1,000 for one or two. Each additional person adds $50, with a stated maximum of six. Larger parties may need additional boats.

Rods, fishing gear, licenses, bait and a cooler with ice are included. Kyle also lists cleaning, filleting and bagging the legal catch. Guests provide their preferred drinks and food. Payment is described as due after the trip, with cash, card or check accepted.

Before you reserve

Call or text Kyle to discuss the date and preferred fish. The captain’s weather policy allows rescheduling if he cancels, and explains that the decision may not be made until the trip day. Ask about customer-cancellation terms and whether any advance payment is required for your date.

The site footer uses his brother’s email address. To reach this particular operation, use Kyle’s listed telephone number and confirm the captain on your reservation. That also avoids confusing the two brothers’ services.

Details checked October 2, 2026, using the operator’s published information. Rates, boats, meeting points and policies can change; confirm the final trip details directly. Listed species describe possible targets, not a guaranteed catch or an open harvest season.

Featured photo: Anna Maria Inshore Fishing boat with tower in shallow water. Photo from Anna Maria Inshore Fishing.

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