- Location
- Jupiter, Florida
- Trip Types
- Saltwater inshore charters, night fly fishing, freshwater fishing and youth instruction
- Phone
- 561-644-4371
Phlats Inshore Fishing offers guided trips with Captain Craig Korczynski in Jupiter and Palm Beach County. The business combines conventional fishing and fly fishing with a teaching background through its School of Fish programs.
Contact and booking details
| Operator | Phlats Inshore Fishing |
|---|---|
| Area | Jupiter, Florida |
| Departure / address | Jupiter or Palm Beach County meeting point arranged with Captain Craig |
| Phone | 561-644-4371 |
| Use the operator’s website or phone; no public email was confirmed in the reviewed pages. | |
| Website / reservations | Visit Phlats Inshore Fishing |
| Trip options | Saltwater inshore charters, night fly fishing, freshwater fishing and youth instruction |
Craig Korczynski and local waters
Craig grew up exploring Palm Beach County docks, flats and waterways. His biography says he has guided professionally since 2003 and holds a USCG 100-ton Master credential. He also describes experience working with Sea Tow Palm Beach.
Snook and tarpon are central year-round interests, with jacks, sharks and other inshore species available according to conditions. Artificial lures, live bait and flies are all part of the advertised approach. Craig tailors the trip to guests' experience.
The Pathfinder and saltwater rates
The listed boat is a 2012 Pathfinder 2400 TRS with a Suzuki 250. A Minn Kota i-Pilot trolling motor, dual eight-foot Power-Poles and Humminbird SOLIX 12 electronics help control and position the boat. Ask for the passenger limit for your particular fishing package.
Saltwater rates are $500 for four hours, $600 for six and $700 for eight. Bait, quality tackle and fishing license coverage are included. A four-hour nighttime fly trip is $550 and targets illuminated docks, bridges and similar structure.
Freshwater and learning programs
Freshwater packages cost $450 for four hours, $550 for six and $650 for eight. They target fish such as peacock bass, largemouth bass and clown knifefish. Bait and tackle are supplied, but anglers must obtain any required freshwater license.
School of Fish Academy offers youth camps and homeschool activities. Subjects include fishing fundamentals, habitat, conservation, marine life and boating safety. Snorkeling is another separate service, so confirm which activity you are reserving rather than relying on a general excursion description.
Organizing the outing
Call Craig or use the contact form to request a date. Specify saltwater, freshwater or nighttime fishing, since these options have different prices and arrangements. Give the ages of children and describe any skills you hope to develop.
Ask for launch directions, the current total and the cancellation policy. Confirm drinks, food, fish cleaning and any additional supplies you need. Offshore or nearshore use of the Pathfinder depends on weather and should be discussed as a specific plan.
Details checked October 9, 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: Phlats Inshore Fishing tarpon beside the boat. Photo from Phlats Inshore Fishing.
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