- Location
- Big Pine Key, Florida
- Trip Types
- Private inshore and offshore fishing, fishing with a sandbar stop, guide for hire
- Phone
- Contact through HookCurrent
Kokomo Keys Charters offers private Big Pine Key fishing with Captain Jordan Everson. The trip menu mixes backwater fishing, offshore outings and sandbar time. A separate guide-for-hire option is intended for anglers who already have a boat.
Contact and booking details
| Operator | Kokomo Keys Charters |
|---|---|
| Area | Big Pine Key, Florida |
| Departure / address | Big Pine Key, Florida; meeting point provided for the selected trip |
| Phone | Use the operator website; no public phone was confirmed. |
| Use the operator’s website or phone; no public email was confirmed in the reviewed pages. | |
| Website / reservations | Visit Kokomo Keys Charters |
| Trip options | Private inshore and offshore fishing, fishing with a sandbar stop, guide for hire |
Fishing with Captain Jordan
Jordan Everson is the captain named throughout the operator's booking pages. The service welcomes families and anglers with different levels of experience. Its main fishing descriptions include tarpon, bonefish and snapper in the Lower Keys, with mahi, barracuda, amberjack and wahoo among its broader trip targets.
Those fish do not all belong to the same trip. A shallow-water outing and an offshore day use different grounds and tactics. Choose the setting first, then ask Jordan which species are realistic for your travel dates. The captain's actual plan should take priority over a long website species list.
Backwaters and a sandbar break
The four-hour fishing and sandbar package is advertised from $650 for up to four guests. Its booking listing names a 22-foot Kirkland. The itinerary combines backwater fishing with a stop to relax at a local sandbar.
A cooler with ice is supplied for beverages on that package. Tell Jordan how much of the day you want to spend fishing versus swimming or relaxing. A mixed outing makes sense for a family with different interests, but it leaves less time at the fishing grounds than a dedicated charter of the same length.
Offshore time and captain hire
The menu shows offshore starting prices of $750, $850 and $1,000 for different packages. Match the price to the specific listing's hours, boat and passenger limit before paying. The overview alone does not make every package detail clear.
The $500 guide-for-hire listing is different from a complete boat charter. Its description refers to an eight-hour outing on the guest's own boat for up to four people, with fishing equipment provided. Someone arriving without a boat should reserve a full charter instead of treating that lower figure as a whole-boat price.
Make the reservation fit your group
The website provides trip selection and a customization option. Send your intended date, ages, number of guests and preferred fishing style. Ask for a direct contact number, exact pickup point and written booking terms when the reservation is confirmed.
Check which equipment and license arrangements apply to your chosen trip, particularly for captain hire. Food, additional drinks, sun protection and towels for a sandbar stop should be discussed in advance. Also get the deposit, weather decision and refund rules before arranging your day around the booking.
Details checked October 10, 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: Family seated aboard a Kokomo Keys Charters skiff in shallow water. Photo from Kokomo Keys Charters.
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