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Captiva Island fishing guide
Captiva is the skinny island north of Sanibel, with Blind Pass at its south end, Redfish Pass at its north end, Gulf beaches on the west side and Pine Island Sound on the east. Most of the fishing is in those two passes, where strong tides funnel bait past snook, redfish, sheepshead and tarpon, and on the flats, oyster bars and mangrove shorelines of the Sound for redfish, trout and snook. Run a few miles out into the Gulf and the nearshore reefs hold snapper and grouper, and Boca Grande Pass and its spring tarpon are a short ride north. There is no county ramp on the island, so most anglers either fish with a guide out of McCarthy's, Jensen's or South Seas, or trailer to a mainland or Pine Island ramp.
10 ft, conditions now
Conditions now
Live from NOAA and the National Weather Service. Times show in your own time zone.
Today’s bite
A forecast built from live data and the calendar below. Not a catch report.
Working out today from the tides, water and calendar.
Tides
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On the water now
- Water
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- Wind
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Marine forecast
Loading the National Weather Service forecast.
7 day forecast
National Weather Service, for Captiva Island. Updates through the day.
- Loading the 7 day forecast.
NOAA tides, Captiva Island, Pine Island Sound, FL (opens in a new tab) NOAA station Fort Myers, FL (opens in a new tab) NWS 7 day forecast (opens in a new tab) NWS marine forecast, Coastal waters from Bonita Beach to Englewood FL out 20 NM (opens in a new tab)
12 ft, the chart
Chart and depths
The official NOAA chart, centered on Captiva Island. Depths, channels, reefs and markers, live from NOAA.
The NOAA chart loads when you scroll here.
13 ft, the radar
Rain on the radar
Live NWS radar centered on Captiva Island. The last 50 minutes on a loop, so you can see which way the rain is moving before you launch.
The radar loads when you scroll here.
15 ft, fishing reports
Fishing reports
What people are catching, on what, and where. Every report links to whoever wrote it. We do not write these ourselves.
Latest reports
From local captains, shops and outdoor writers. Newest first, last 14 days.
- Checking the latest reports.
Report sources: Santiva Chronicle Island Fishing Report (opens in a new tab) Coastal Angler Fort Myers Fishing Reports (opens in a new tab) Captain Experiences Captiva area fishing reports (opens in a new tab)
Straight from the dock
Reports sent to us by shops and captains on this guide. We check each one before it posts.
Checking for reports.
20 ft, what is biting
What is biting, month by month
When each fish is at its best around Captiva Island. This month is marked.
| Species | Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr | May | Jun | Jul | Aug | Sep | Oct | Nov | Dec |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Redfish | Good | Good | Good | Good | Good | Good | Good | Peak | Peak | Peak | Good | Good |
| Snook | Slow | Slow | Good | Good | Peak | Peak | Good | Good | Peak | Peak | Good | Slow |
| Tarpon | Slow | Slow | Slow | Good | Peak | Peak | Good | Good | Slow | Slow | Slow | Slow |
| Spotted seatrout | Good | Peak | Peak | Good | Good | Good | Good | Good | Good | Good | Good | Good |
| Mangrove snapper | Good | Good | Slow | Slow | Slow | Slow | Slow | Slow | Peak | Peak | Good | Good |
| Black drum | Peak | Peak | Slow | Slow | Slow | Slow | Slow | Slow | Good | Peak | Good | Peak |
| Cobia | Slow | Good | Good | Slow | Slow | Slow | Slow | Slow | Slow | Good | Good | Slow |
| Red grouper | Slow | Slow | Slow | Slow | Slow | Good | Good | Good | Peak | Slow | Slow | Slow |
Redfish
Peak: August, September, October
Reds are in Pine Island Sound all year, and in late summer and early fall they school up in big numbers on the shoals either side of Redfish Pass.
Snook
Peak: May, June, September, October
Snook come on in spring, summer and fall, and FishingBooker's Captiva calendar rates September and October as peak months; at Blind Pass they take live pinfish and shrimp.
Tarpon
Peak: May, June
The tarpon bite heats up around April and runs into summer at Blind Pass, off the beaches and up the coast at Boca Grande Pass, and every one goes back.
Spotted seatrout
Peak: February, March
Trout live on the grass flats of Pine Island Sound all year, and early spring is when the big ones show; at Blind Pass they hit small pinfish and shrimp.
Mangrove snapper
Peak: September, October
Mangrove snapper are plentiful in the shallows of Pine Island Sound, and FishingBooker's Captiva calendar rates September and October as peak months.
Black drum
Peak: January, February, October, December
Black drum are a fall and winter fish around Captiva; FishingBooker's Captiva calendar rates September good and October peak.
Cobia
Cobia show up on the nearshore reefs as winter turns to early spring and again in fall, so keep a jig or live bait ready when you are bottom fishing.
Red grouper
Peak: September
Red grouper come from the nearshore Gulf reefs off Captiva, and charter captains list September as a peak month with offshore fishing best in summer.
30 ft, seasons and rules
Seasons and rules
Open and close dates we could confirm from official sources, plus where to check limits before you keep a fish.
Red snapper, Gulf state and federal waters (private recreational), summer
The 2026 summer season ran daily May 22 to July 31. Anyone fishing for red snapper from a private boat, in state or federal waters, must hold the free State Reef Fish Angler designation, renewed every year, even if they do not need a fishing license.
FWC, 2026 Official page (opens in a new tab)
Red snapper, Gulf state and federal waters (private recreational), fall
The 2026 fall season opened Sept. 1 and ran daily Sept. 1 to Oct. 4 and again Oct. 9 to 25. Remaining open days: Oct. 30 to Nov. 1; Nov. 7 to 8, 14 to 15 and 21 to 22; Nov. 26 to 29 (Thanksgiving weekend); Dec. 5 to 6, 12 to 13 and 19 to 20; Dec. 25 to 27 (Christmas weekend); and Jan. 1 to 4, 2027. Private-boat anglers must be signed up for the State Reef Fish Survey (State Reef Fish Angler designation). Charter boats without a federal permit may fish these days in Florida Gulf state waters only.
FWC, 2026 Official page (opens in a new tab)
Red snapper, Gulf federal for-hire (charter boats with a federal reef fish permit)
The 2026 season ran 147 days, opening 12:01 a.m. June 1 and closing 12:01 a.m. Oct. 26, 2026, so Oct. 25 was the last open day.
NOAA Fisheries, 2026 Official page (opens in a new tab)
Gag grouper, Gulf state and federal waters
Open Sept. 1 through Sept. 30, 2026; closed at 12:01 a.m. Oct. 1 for the rest of the year. FWC says the state season matches the federal season.
FWC, 2026 Official page (opens in a new tab)
Red grouper, black grouper and scamp, Gulf
Open year-round in state waters; in federal waters closed Feb. 1 to March 31 seaward of the 20-fathom break.
FWC, 2026 Official page (opens in a new tab)
Greater amberjack, Gulf state waters
Open Sept. 1 through Oct. 13, 2026; closed at 12:01 a.m. Oct. 14.
FWC, 2026 Official page (opens in a new tab)
Gray triggerfish, Gulf state and federal waters
Open March 1 to May 31 and Aug. 1 to Dec. 31; closed the rest of the year.
FWC, 2026 Official page (opens in a new tab)
Flounder, Florida state waters
Closed every year Oct. 15 through Nov. 30.
FWC, annual, applies to 2026 Official page (opens in a new tab)
Snook, Charlotte Harbor region (includes Captiva)
Harvest closed Dec. 1 through the end of February and May 1 through Sept. 30, so harvest is open in March, April, October and November. A snook permit is also required.
FWC, current (standing rule) Official page (opens in a new tab)
Red drum, Charlotte Harbor region
Open year-round. Slot and bag limits are set by region on the FWC red drum page.
FWC, current Official page (opens in a new tab)
Spotted seatrout, Charlotte Harbor region
Open year-round.
FWC, current Official page (opens in a new tab)
Tarpon
Catch and release only. Fish over 40 inches must stay in the water unless you hold a tarpon tag for a state or world record attempt.
FWC, current Official page (opens in a new tab)
Boca Grande Pass gear rules
Year-round, no gear with a weight that can hang below the hook; in April, May and June no more than three lines per boat and no breakaway gear.
FWC, current Official page (opens in a new tab)
40 ft, where to fish
Where to fish
- Pass
Redfish Pass
The pass between Captiva and North Captiva is boat access only, with strong tides from both directions; fish the shoals on either side for redfish, sheepshead and tarpon, and do not count on anchoring in the current.
- Pass
Blind Pass
The pass between Sanibel and Captiva, where The Bait Box reports snook, redfish, pompano, trout and ladyfish taking live pinfish and shrimp or cut threadfins and ladyfish; the current is strong, so bring more weight than you would elsewhere.
- Beach
Turner Beach
The beach at Blind Pass, where people surf fish for redfish and snook.
- Bay
Pine Island Sound
The calm backcountry behind Captiva, with grass flats, oyster bars and mangrove islands for redfish, trout, snook and mangrove snapper; good water for a kayak or a shallow boat.
- Reef
Nearshore Gulf reefs off Captiva
A few miles out, the nearshore reefs give up lane and vermilion snapper plus grouper, and offshore trips also target amberjack and king mackerel.
- Pass
Boca Grande Pass
Not on Captiva but a short run north and the best known spring tarpon water on the coast; FWC has special gear rules in the pass.
- Bridge
Sanibel Causeway
On the way onto the islands; fish around the causeway bridges, where grouper are a common sight.
50 ft, launch and piers
Ramps and piers
Public launches and fishing piers. Fees and hours change, so check the link before you tow.
| Name | Type | Fee | Where |
|---|---|---|---|
| 'Tween Waters Marina (boat splash) (opens in a new tab) | Ramp | Paid | 15951 Captiva Dr, Captiva, FL 33924 |
| Port Sanibel Marina (opens in a new tab) | Ramp | Check | 14341 Port Comfort Rd, Fort Myers, FL 33908 |
| Punta Rassa boat ramp (opens in a new tab) | Ramp | Check | |
| Sanibel Boat Ramp (City of Sanibel) (opens in a new tab) | Ramp | Check | |
| Pineland Marina (opens in a new tab) | Ramp | Paid | 13921 Waterfront Dr, Pineland, FL 33922 |
| Lavender's Landing / Bokeelia Boat Ramp (opens in a new tab) | Ramp | Paid | 7290 Barrancas Ave, Bokeelia, FL 33922 |
| Sanibel Island Fishing Pier (opens in a new tab) | Pier | Check |
60 ft, bait, tackle and charters
Bait, tackle and charters
Where to get live and fresh bait, tackle and a guide. We are not paid to list anyone here.
Bait and tackle (6)
Showing all 6 shops
- Bait and tackleLive bait
The Historic Bait Box
Bait: live bait, frozen bait
1041 Periwinkle Way, Sanibel, FL 33957
Sanibel shop on the way to Captiva; its site says live and frozen bait is caught locally and fresh nightly, and it sells Florida fishing licenses and rents and repairs rods and reels.
- MarinaLive bait
Sanibel Marina Ship Store
Bait: live bait
634 N Yachtsman Dr, Sanibel, FL 33957
The marina near the Sanibel lighthouse sells gas and diesel, and an October 2025 Waterway Guide profile says the ship store carries live bait, ice and snacks.
- Bait and tackleLive bait
Pine Island Bait & Tackle
Bait: live bait, frozen bait
3339 Stringfellow Rd, St. James City, FL 33956
At the south end of Pine Island, across Pine Island Sound from Captiva by boat (a long drive by road); the chamber listing says live and frozen bait and ice.
- Bait and tackleLive bait
Bobber's Bait & Tackle
Bait: live shrimp, pinfish, live crabs
5511 NW Pine Island Rd, Bokeelia, FL 33922
Hours: 5am to 5pm every day
Pine Island shop at the corner of Pine Island Rd and Stringfellow Rd, handy if you trailer to the Pineland or Bokeelia ramps and run across the Sound to Captiva; an April 30, 2026 Coastal Angler column says it sells regular and hand-picked shrimp, pinfish and live crabs, and the Pine Island chamber listing gives the address, phone and 5am to 5pm hours.
- Bait and tackleLive bait
Whitney's Bait & Tackle
Bait: live shrimp
1554 Periwinkle Way, Sanibel, FL 33957
Sanibel bait and tackle shop listed with the Sanibel and Captiva Islands Chamber of Commerce. Google reviews mention live shrimp.
Website (opens in a new tab) Source (opens in a new tab) Live bait source (opens in a new tab)
- Marina
Jensen's Twin Palm Resort & Marina
15107 Captiva Dr, Captiva, FL 33924
The only tackle counter on Captiva itself: the marine store stocks tackle and gear, and the marina has a fueling station and boat rentals, but its pages do not mention bait.
Live bait comes and goes with the weather and the season. Call before you drive.
Charters and guides (29)
Showing all 29
| Charter | Fishing | Targets | Leaves from | Call |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Captain Shawn Kelly's Fishing Charters (opens in a new tab)Inshore, nearshore and light tackle trips around Sanibel and Captiva, Pine Island Sound, Boca Grande and Cape Coral; the chamber lists him at McCarthy's Marina on Captiva. | Inshore | tarpon, snook, redfish, seatrout, sharks, snapper, sheepshead | McCarthy's Marina, Captiva | (239) 677-7929 |
| Capt. Ozzie Lessinger (Fish Sanibel Captiva) (opens in a new tab)Captiva based guide listed by the Sanibel and Captiva Islands Chamber of Commerce. | McCarthy's Marina, 11401 Andy Rosse Ln, Captiva | (239) 910-7764 | ||
| Jensen's Marina fishing guides (opens in a new tab)The marina books inshore, backwater and offshore trips a few miles out; most of its anglers want tarpon or snook. | Inshore and offshore | tarpon, snook | Jensen's Marina, 15107 Captiva Dr, Captiva | (833) 668-7768 |
| South Seas Adventures (opens in a new tab)Fishing trips from Captiva Landing at South Seas; the resort says Captiva Landing is closed for work starting October 12, so call before you plan on it. | tarpon, snook, redfish, grouper | Captiva Landing Marina, South Seas, Captiva | (855) 777-3625 | |
| McCarthy's Marina guide bookings (opens in a new tab)The Lee County visitor bureau listing says the marina hosts private fishing guide charters; call to book. | McCarthy's Marina, 11401 Andy Rosse Ln, Captiva | (239) 472-5200 | ||
| The Historic Bait Box charters (opens in a new tab)The Sanibel bait shop runs half day and full day trips around Sanibel and Captiva. | ||||
| Maxed Out Charters 2 (opens in a new tab)4 hour and half day trips on a 22 ft boat for up to 6, with pickups at Mainstay on North Captiva, Jensen's Marina or the Punta Rassa ramp. | Captiva | |||
| Make A Wake (Captiva Island) (opens in a new tab)Year-round half day and three quarter day trips, including morning nearshore and backwater trips, on a 25 ft boat for up to 6. | Inshore | Captiva | ||
| Locked In Fishing Charters (Captiva) (opens in a new tab)Half day and 4 to 8 hour trips on a 25 ft boat for up to 6. | Inshore | redfish, snook, snapper, trout | Captiva | |
| Spangler Adventures (Captiva) (opens in a new tab)Shallow water inshore and flats trips from 2 to 10 hours on a 26 ft boat for up to 6. | Inshore | Captiva | ||
| Floridaze Fishing Charters (Captiva) (opens in a new tab)Half day trips on a 22 ft boat for up to 6. | seatrout, sheepshead, grouper, redfish, black drum | Captiva | ||
| Reel Drag Fishing Charters (opens in a new tab)Half day, 4 hour inshore and nearshore and 6 hour inshore trips on a 25 ft boat for up to 6. | Inshore | black drum, gag grouper, red grouper | Captiva | |
| Hooked 4 life Fishing Charters (opens in a new tab)New listing for trips on a 25 ft boat for up to 6. | Captiva | |||
| Capt Charlies Fishing Charters (opens in a new tab)Custom trips on a 20 ft boat for up to 5, based on Sanibel about 8 minutes from Captiva. | Sanibel | |||
| Lee Native Fishing Charters (opens in a new tab)4 and 8 hour inshore and flats trips on a 23 ft boat for up to 6. | Inshore | Captiva | ||
| Thrill Of It All (Captiva) (opens in a new tab)Inshore, nearshore and backcountry trips on a 23 ft boat for up to 5, based on Sanibel with North Captiva pickups. | Inshore | Sanibel | ||
| Nauti Knots Charters (opens in a new tab)Day trips in Captiva waters on a 25 ft boat for up to 6. | Captiva | |||
| Top Slot Fishing Charters (opens in a new tab)Half day inshore and nearshore trips on a 23 ft boat for up to 5. | Inshore | Captiva | ||
| Chum Crazy Charters (opens in a new tab)Listed on the Captain Experiences Captiva page; trip details not shown there. | ||||
| Goodman Charters (opens in a new tab)Listed on the Captain Experiences Captiva page; trip details not shown there. | ||||
| Backcountry Obsessions (opens in a new tab)Listed on the Captain Experiences Captiva page; trip details not shown there. | ||||
| Squidbilly Charters (opens in a new tab)Listed on the Captain Experiences Captiva page; trip details not shown there. | ||||
| Back Yard Tails Charters (opens in a new tab)Listed on the Captain Experiences Captiva page; trip details not shown there. | ||||
| Capt. Ozzie Fischer (opens in a new tab)Native Captiva guide the Lee County visitor bureau recommends for trophy snook. | snook | |||
| Flip Side Charter (opens in a new tab)Sanibel based (2675 Coconut Dr) member of the Sanibel and Captiva chamber fishing guides and charters list. | (239) 309-8527 | |||
| Endless Summer Charters (opens in a new tab)Runs from Port Sanibel Marina on the mainland side of the causeway; on the Sanibel and Captiva chamber fishing list. | Port Sanibel Marina, 14341 Port Comfort Rd, Fort Myers | (239) 691-1966 | ||
| Hey Mon Sanibel (opens in a new tab)Sanibel based member of the Sanibel and Captiva chamber fishing guides and charters list. | (612) 804-0947 | |||
| Go and Get It Charters (opens in a new tab)Cape Coral based member of the Sanibel and Captiva chamber fishing guides and charters list. | (239) 910-4449 | |||
| Captain Paul's Yacht Charters (opens in a new tab)Cape Coral based member of the Sanibel and Captiva chamber fishing guides and charters list. | (239) 540-7623 |
We are not paid to list anyone. Rates, boats and trips change, so confirm when you book.
70 ft, on the calendar
Tournaments and events
Annual events on this water. Dates move, so confirm with the organiser.
- Tournament
South Seas Tarpon Tournament (opens in a new tab)
usually Memorial Day weekend in late May
2027: May 28South Seas Resort, Captiva
- Tournament
"Ding" Darling & Doc Ford's Tarpon Tournament (opens in a new tab)
usually May
2027: May 7 - Tournament
World's Richest Tarpon Tournament (Boca Grande) (opens in a new tab)
usually mid to late May
2027: May 20 and 21Boca Grande Pass
- Tournament
Calusa Blueway Kayak Fishing Tournament (opens in a new tab)
usually mid November
2026: November 14, captain's meeting November 13The Venue at Matlacha
80 ft, asked and answered
Fishing Captiva Island, asked and answered
Is there a boat ramp on Captiva?
Not a public county ramp. 'Tween Waters will splash a boat for $25 and charges $25 a day for trailer parking. Off the island, Port Sanibel Marina and the Punta Rassa ramp sit at the foot of the Sanibel Causeway, and the Pineland and Bokeelia ramps on Pine Island put you right across the Sound.
When do tarpon show up around Captiva?
The bite heats up around April and runs into summer, with May and June the best months at Blind Pass, off the beaches and at Boca Grande Pass. Tarpon are catch and release only. The South Seas Tarpon Tournament runs Memorial Day weekend (May 28, 2027) and the Ding Darling and Doc Ford's tournament is set for May 7, 2027.
Where can I fish from shore on Captiva?
Blind Pass and Turner Beach at the south end, where people surf fish for redfish and snook and fish the pass with live pinfish and shrimp. The current in the pass is strong, so bring extra weight. Redfish Pass at the north end is boat access only.
Can I keep a snook at Captiva?
Captiva is in FWC's Charlotte Harbor region, where snook harvest is open only in March, April, October and November. You need a snook permit on top of your saltwater license, and limits are on the FWC snook page.
Where do I get live bait for a Captiva trip?
On Sanibel, The Historic Bait Box sells live and frozen bait caught fresh nightly, and the Sanibel Marina ship store carries live bait. Jensen's Marina on Captiva stocks tackle and fuel but does not list bait, and Pine Island Bait & Tackle in St. James City sells live bait across the Sound.
Which marine forecast should I check for Captiva?
Use NWS zone GMZ856, Coastal waters from Bonita Beach to Englewood out 20 NM, for the Gulf side and the passes, and GMZ836, Charlotte Harbor and Pine Island Sound, for the back side of the island. Tides come from the Captiva Island, Pine Island Sound prediction station, with water temperature and wind from Fort Myers.
90 ft, the kit
What we would take to Captiva Island
Sources for this guide (38), last checked 2026-10-30
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100 ft, the seabed
Gear up for Captiva Island
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