
- Location
- Destin, Florida
- Trip Types
- Private offshore fishing; overnight and multi-day trips
- Phone
- 850-837-9551
Back Down 2 is a Destin charter built around a 57-foot sportfishing boat, with trips ranging from a short family outing to an extended offshore expedition. Its cabin accommodation and longer-trip options make it particularly relevant to groups comparing day fishing with overnight tuna or other big-game fishing.
Contact and booking details
| Operator | Back Down 2 |
|---|---|
| Area | Destin, Florida |
| Departure / address | 210 US-98, Destin, Florida 32541 |
| Phone | 850-837-9551 |
| pbjr34@gmail.com | |
| Website / reservations | Visit Back Down 2 |
| Trip options | Private offshore fishing; overnight and multi-day trips |
The boat and the operation
The operator describes Back Down 2 as a custom Miller Marine sportfisher built in 1989 and designed by Mike Miller in Southport, Florida. Its boat page lists capacity for 11 passengers and two crew, with air conditioning and places to rest on overnight trips. Confirm the passenger allowance for your particular itinerary rather than assuming every extended trip uses the day-trip maximum.
The business says it has worked across different forms of Destin fishing for more than 25 years. Its published contact address is on the harbor at 210 US-98. The website describes both small and larger groups and welcomes children.

Fishing options
The operation describes a range from four-hour inshore trolling with children to three-day tuna expeditions. Day and extended trips may involve bottom fishing or bluewater species; the website discusses swordfish, marlin, tuna, mahi-mahi and wahoo alongside grouper, snapper and triggerfish. These are possible targets across different trips, not a promise that every species is available on a short outing.
An overnight charter includes an air-conditioned interior and resting space. Ask how many bunks or sleeping places will be available to your party, what meals to bring, and how travel time is divided from fishing time.
Equipment and practical details
Published equipment includes Daiwa rods and reels, heavier offshore reels, custom rods, stand-up tuna belts and a tuna chair. The boat page also describes radar, GPS navigation, weather information and offshore communication equipment. These details explain the type of operation; they are not a substitute for confirming the boat's current configuration.
The FAQ says deck coolers are supplied and recommends leaving a cooler in your vehicle for transporting fish home. The mate cleans and processes the catch after the trip. Children are welcome, but discuss ages, life-jacket sizing and an appropriate duration when booking.
Rates and reservations
A complete current rate table was not published on the reviewed pages. Contact the operator for a written quote covering your date, passenger count, hours and target fish. Confirm license coverage, bait, fuel, gratuity, food arrangements and the deposit and cancellation terms. For a long-range trip, also establish the weather decision process and what happens if the planned offshore destination cannot be reached.
Details checked September 26, 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.
Sources and photos
- Back Down 2 — Official website
- Back Down 2 — Ourcharter
- Back Down 2 — Faq
- Back Down 2 — Contact
- Back Down 2 — What we do
- Back Down 2 — Pricing
Featured photo: Back Down 2 charter boat. Photo from Back Down 2.
