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Don’t Panic Sportfishing in Pompano Beach

Don’t Panic Sportfishing operates through South Florida Boat Charter in Pompano Beach. Its two cabin boats offer private offshore trips for up to six passengers per vessel near Hillsboro Inlet.

Guests holding a wahoo on a Don’t Panic Sportfishing trip
Location
Pompano Beach, Florida
Trip Types
Private offshore fishing and separate sightseeing cruises
Phone
954-263-4648

Don’t Panic Sportfishing operates through South Florida Boat Charter in Pompano Beach. Its two cabin boats offer private offshore trips for up to six passengers per vessel near Hillsboro Inlet.

Contact and booking details

Operator Don't Panic Sportfishing
Area Pompano Beach, Florida
Departure / address Hillsboro Inlet area, Pompano Beach. Request the assigned boat’s exact dock and parking directions.
Phone 954-263-4648
Email Use the operator’s website or phone; no public email was confirmed in the reviewed pages.
Website / reservations Visit Don't Panic Sportfishing
Trip options Private offshore fishing and separate sightseeing cruises

Two boats with indoor comfort

The fleet includes a 47-foot Buddy Davis named Don’t Panic and a 42-foot Post named Don’t Panic!! Both are described with air-conditioned salons, galley facilities, refrigeration, microwaves and private heads. Confirm which one is assigned to your group.

Captain Ron’s profile describes more than 30 years of boating experience and a 50-ton license. The website also introduces Captain Lucas and mate Damian. Ask who is scheduled for your date if you are returning to fish with a particular crew member.

Guest beside a tuna catch aboard Don’t Panic Sportfishing
Guest beside a tuna catch aboard Don’t Panic Sportfishing. Photo from Don't Panic Sportfishing.

A private offshore day

The fishing menu covers reef and offshore water, with mahi, wahoo, tuna, sailfish and kingfish among the advertised targets. Bottom fishing may also be part of the plan. The crew adjusts the method to conditions rather than guaranteeing a fixed list of fish.

Four-hour trips are posted at $850, with morning and midday departures. Six hours are $1,250 and eight hours are $1,600. Confirm departure times, current prices and the intended fishing style before selecting the length that fits your group.

Equipment and crew are part of the fare

The charter includes captain and mate, fishing tackle, bait, licenses, ice and water. Bring your lunch and other personal drinks after checking the boat’s storage arrangements. Sun protection remains useful even with an air-conditioned cabin available.

The company suggests a 20 percent crew tip, which is separate from the trip price. Ask how kept fish are cleaned and divided, particularly if several families are booking together. For a special target or unusual bait request, settle any added charge in advance.

Cancellation and cruise options

The published policy provides a full refund for cancellations at least seven days before the trip. If weather prevents departure, the operator describes a refund or rescheduling. Have those conditions included with your reservation and confirm the captain’s contact procedure.

Sightseeing cruises are sold separately, starting with a listed two-hour option at $400 and additional hours at $200. They are a different booking from a fishing charter. Request exact dock directions because the name and appearance of your assigned boat will determine where to board.

Details checked October 4, 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: Guests holding a wahoo on a Don’t Panic Sportfishing trip. Photo from Don't Panic Sportfishing.

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