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Split | Shared Fishing Charters
Split or shared deep sea fishing charters in Key West. Save money by paying for just one seat out of 6. Split fishing charters are a very popular way to go deep sea fishing in Key West.
Split | Shared fishing charters in Key West. Also known as Shared fishing trips are a great way to save money and still go Deep sea fishing which can be expensive as a private charter. A private deep sea fishing charter can run anywhere from $800 to $2100 or more depending on the trip length, the boat, and the specific nature of the trip. If you are a single person looking to get out on the water, these rates may be prohibitive. However, split or shared fishing charters exist at a much more affordable per person rate of around $200 – $350 per person plus tip.
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Deep sea fishing on board the “INXS”. A 47ft Viking convertible sport fishing boat with air conditioning and two clean bathrooms. Offering private charters for 4, 6, and 8 hours for 6 persons or less.
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So what is a split fishing charter? It is a deep sea fishing charter where solo anglers pay for a seat on a boat rather than for the entire charter, and are matched up with other anglers. These charters accommodate a max of six passengers. The fishing experience is what we call captain’s choice, so you may be trolling the blue water for a more traditional deep sea charter experience, looking for species like dolphin (mahi-mahi), sailfish, tuna, etc. or, you may be trolling over the reef for barracuda, snappers, jacks, etc. If you are looking to fish for a specific species, this is not the trip for you. The captain’s main goal on these trips is action, so they are going to go where ever they think the bite will be more active.
On a split fishing charter, the fishing is done in a round robin type setting. What that means is that as the boat trolls baits waiting for a fish to strike, the anglers are waiting. Once a fish strikes, Angler One will fight the fish. Depending on what is being targeted, the other lines might be brought in until the angler is done fighting the fish or they may be left out for the potential of multiple hookups, at which time when the next fish strikes, Angler Two would have a chance to fight a fish. If it is a great day of fishing, every angler may get multiple shots at fighting a fish.
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