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“Your fishing success is my first priority” - Capt Charlie
Hooked Up Fishing Charters by Capt. Charlie Parker
We offer guided fishing charters from St. Augustine, Florida!
Come spend the day in St. Augustine Florida with Hooked Up Fishing Charters! Only 45 miles south of Jacksonville, in the Nation’s oldest city, on some of the finest inshore and coastal waters Florida has to offer we are on the fish every day.
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Hooked Up Fishing Charters is run by Captain Charles Parker
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A professional fishing tournament angler with 30 Years Local Experience
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Specializing in Inshore and Backcountry Fly and Light Tackle Fishing
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Fly-Fishing, Lures Only & Live Bait Charters Available
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Focused on St. Augustine, Florida inshore fishing areas
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U.S. Coast Guard Licensed and Insured

St. Augustine is a city on Florida’s northeast coast, famous for its Spanish colonial architecture and pristine beaches.
Welcome to St. Augustine Florida
The Oldest city in the United States!
St. Augustine Florida is a small historical town established in 1565 and is a large vacation destination for people from all over the world. Attractive beaches and great sportfishing bring many people to this town and to our charter business all year round.
Fishing in the back country in St. Augustine is truly a unique experience. All Hooked Up Fishing trips are done in and around Guana State Park, where you will be fishing in a pristine environment not touched by development.
The depth of the water in which we fish ranges from 12” to 10’. There is abundant life above and below the water. Most of the areas we fish are geographically protected so that even on windy days we can make it an enjoyable and successful day.


Call 904-403-4834
Email Info@hookedupfishing.net

What's the Catch?
Hooked Up Fishing charters targets include redfish, speckled trout, flounder, tarpon and black drum. Other fish that can be caught when the opportunities exist are sheepshead, mangrove snapper, jack crevalle, and sharks. Check out Captain Charlies Fishing Report for more information.


