Discover the Best of Destin Coast Charters

Red snapper. This is what everyone wants to catch the famous red snapper that opens up on June 1st. We book the boat way out as people plan ahead to catch these excellent eating fish. Reel Blessed has the Gulf Federal permits so we extend past the 9 mile fishing restriction that's on many other charter boats.  

We are able to catch the grey trigger fish on almost every private fishing spot we have. 

Using a double hook rig and a lighter fishing pole, these fish are fun to catch. They are also good to eat. 

Mangrove snapper are also known as the grey snapper and the black snapper. Does not matter what you call them, we love to catch them. Also a great eating fish and one we add regularly to our keep.

The amberjack is know as the reef donkey. This great fish can kick. Hook into one of these and feel the power that they have. We have seen many grown men take  a beating fighting these. Sometimes the ladies have to show how it's done.

The spanish mackerel is a fun, smaller fish to catch. We will troll for them in the Destin Pass and along the beach shoreline. Great for kids to hook into and fight them. 

If you are looking for a shorter fishing trip around 4 hrs, this is the one for you.

The vast majority of our king mackerel come from the "flat line" that we have behind the boat when bottom fishing. We love hearing the sound as the reel starts screaming when this fast-hitting fish takes the bait. 

We have a variety of groupers in our fishing grounds.

Gag grouper,  red grouper, black grouper, scamp grouper, we love to catch them all!

This is our bread and butter fish. Open year round, we are always fishing for the vermilion snapper, also know as the mingo and the beeliner. A great eating fish and one we love to always bring home with us.

One of the fastest fish in the Gulf. We high speed troll for the wahoo on the way out and back from the fishing grounds. A true fighting fish and great to eat too.

The mighty fine cobia, normally caught sight fishing, but we bring them up from the bottom too. 

A strong fish that does not give up easily. Many times we get them to the side of the boat to then feel their power as they take off again. The fight then starts all over again. Also a great eating fish.

Mahi-mahi has the nickname of the chicken of the sea. This is one of fastest growing fish that we catch around weed lines and floating structure.

Also know as dolphin fish or dorado, this is a popular fish for us durning the warm, summer months. When we catch one we normally catch a bunch. It's a fast, fun-filled experience when we come across a school of them.

We target two types of tuna  in the Gulf. The black fin tuna, which is fairly common, and also the yellow fin tuna. We catch the black fin year round and close to shore. We catch the yellow fin further out in the deeper waters, sometimes as far out as the oil rigs .