Bonita Springs Fish Species

Common Questions

Is the water safe in Bonita Springs?

Absolutely, the waters in Bonita Springs are safe for various activities, including fishing, thanks to the expertise of Captain Fred from Fred Gowdy Charters. Captain Fred prioritizes the safety and well-being of every guest, ensuring a secure and enjoyable experience on the water. With Fred Gowdy Charters, you can trust that Captain Fred's knowledge of local conditions and adherence to safety protocols guarantees a worry-free and pleasant time exploring the waters of Bonita Springs.

What fish are biting in Bonita Springs Florida?

With Fred Gowdy Charters, led by the experienced Captain Fred, the fishing in Bonita Springs, Florida offers an array of exciting opportunities. Depending on the season, you can expect to target a variety of species such as snook, redfish, trout, tarpon, and more. Captain Fred's local knowledge and expertise ensure that you'll have a great chance of landing the catch of the day. For the latest information on what's biting and the best strategies to reel them in, Fred Gowdy Charters is your trusted guide for an unforgettable fishing experience in the waters around Bonita Springs.

What is Bonita Springs FL known for?

Bonita Springs, FL, is renowned for its pristine Gulf Coast waters and exceptional fishing experiences, particularly through charters like Fred Gowdy Charters led by Captain Fred. Known for its natural beauty, the area offers stunning beaches, diverse marine life, and the expertise of Captain Fred, making it a go-to destination for anglers seeking unforgettable adventures. Beyond fishing, Bonita Springs is celebrated for its upscale amenities, including shopping at the Promenade at Bonita Bay and the captivating Everglades Wonder Gardens, making it a versatile and attractive destination for a wide range of activities.

A Fred Gowdy Charters Fishing Charter targets the top Bonita Springs Fish species including Black Grouper (Also Called Black Rockfish, Marbled Rockfish ), Blacktip Shark (Also Called Shark, Blacktip Shark ), Cobia (Also Called Black Salmon, Crab Eater, Lemon Fish, Sergeant Fish ), Crevalle Jack (Also Called Horse Crevalle, Jack ), King Mackerel (Also Called Kingfish, Spanish Mackerel ), Peacock Bass (Also Called Peacock Cichlid, Butterfly Peacock Bass, Peacock Bass, Pavón, Tucunaré, Tuc, Tucunare Comun, Eyespot Cichlid, Lukanani ), Redfish (Also Called Red Drum, Channel Bass, Spottail Bass), Snook (Also Called Common Snook, Sergeant Fish, Thin Snook), Tarpon (Also Called Silver King, Silverfish, Sábalo ), Thresher Shark (Also Called Thresher Shark, Common Thresher, Fox Shark, Sea Fox, Swiveltail, Thrasher), Shortfin Mako Shark (Also Called Blue Pointer, Mackerel Shark, Mako, Mako Shark ). We primarily Fish the Gulf of Mexico, Estero Bay, Bonita Beach, Big Hickory Island, Ft. Myers, Sanibel Island.