- Location
- Hollywood, Florida
- Trip Types
- Shared drift fishing, six-passenger sportfishing, private charters and large-group trips
- Phone
- 954-761-8045
Lady Pamela Sportfishing offers several ways to fish from Hollywood. Visitors can buy a place on a drift boat, join a smaller shared sportfishing trip or reserve a private boat. The family operation describes a South Florida fishing history dating to 1979.
Contact and booking details
| Operator | Lady Pamela Sportfishing |
|---|---|
| Area | Hollywood, Florida |
| Departure / address | 5400 North Ocean Drive, Hollywood, FL 33019 |
| Phone | 954-761-8045 |
| Use the operator’s website or phone; no public email was confirmed in the reviewed pages. | |
| Website / reservations | Visit Lady Pamela Sportfishing |
| Trip options | Shared drift fishing, six-passenger sportfishing, private charters and large-group trips |
Different boats for different groups
Captain David’s fleet includes the Lady Pamela sportfishing boats and the larger Lois Ann drift boat. The smaller private and shared sportfishing options are advertised for up to six passengers. Their cabin layouts offer a different experience from standing at the rail on a party boat.
Large-group capacity figures vary across the website. Give the booking team your actual head count and ask which boat can accommodate it for fishing. If wheelchair access or a particular restroom arrangement matters, get confirmation for that vessel and dock.
Published trip choices and prices
The current comparison page lists drift fishing from $70 per person, shared sportfishing from $225 per person for four hours and private four-hour sportfishing from $900 per boat. Large-group private trips start at $1,800. Older pages show lower fares, so use the price attached to your selected booking.
The drift page lists morning and afternoon departures plus night fishing. Times elsewhere on the site differ slightly. Rely on the confirmation for your date, including whether a night outing runs four or five hours, and arrive about 30 minutes before boarding.
How the fishing changes by trip
Drift trips generally work reefs and nearby structure with bait. A private sportfishing trip may add trolling, live bait or kite fishing for sailfish, mahi, kingfish, tuna and other offshore fish. Longer and specialty bookings create more room for a particular target.
Listed supplies include fishing gear, licenses, fuel, dead bait, ice and fish cleaning. Live bait may be purchased or caught during the charter, depending on the trip. Ask whether time spent obtaining bait counts toward the fishing hours you have reserved.
Family planning and booking terms
The company welcomes children and mixed-experience groups. A shared boat can suit a small party that does not need exclusive use, while a private reservation gives the group more control over its plan. Food, drinks and sun protection should be arranged before departure.
The published FAQ contains a 30-day cancellation requirement and restrictive refund language. Read the terms shown during checkout and ask how weather cancellations are handled. Do not assume that a shared ticket, a private sportfish and a large-group booking have identical conditions.
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: Lady Pamela angler holding a mahi mahi. Photo from Lady Pamela Sportfishing.
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