Captain Ray’s Fishing Charter in Sanibel

Captain Ray Moses guides fishing trips through Pine Island Sound, from Sanibel toward North Captiva. His service offers short introductory outings as well as longer fishing and island trips.

Contact and booking details

Fishing with Ray

Ray describes more than three decades of experience in the area. The FAQ lists trout, redfish, snook, sharks, sheepshead, snapper and seasonal tarpon as targets. For groups of four or fewer, everyone can usually fish together. Larger fishing parties may need to take turns.

The skiff and comfort

The published boat is a 24-foot Carolina Skiff with a 150-horsepower Suzuki. It is an open boat without a toilet. A bimini provides shade in warmer months, and guests can use marina restrooms before departure. Ask about boarding, seating and the permitted passenger count for your particular activity.

Rates and group arrangements

The inshore page lists $350 for two hours, $450 for three and $600 for four, based on four people or fewer. Additional adults over 16 are listed at $100 each. Other pages describe larger sightseeing groups and different boat capacities. Confirm the approved fishing-party size and final quote directly; do not apply sightseeing limits to a fishing booking.

Included items and reservations

Bait, tackle and fishing-license coverage are included. The crew can clean legal retained fish, while encouraging catch and release. Bring food, drinks and sunscreen. Trips longer than four hours can be arranged. Ask about weather decisions, cancellation terms and the meeting point before securing a date.

Details checked September 29, 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: Captain Ray's Fishing Charter angler holding a redfish beside the boat. Photo from Captain Ray's Fishing Charter.

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