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    Clearwater's Ultimate 10-Hour Offshore Adventure

    • Published Date: October 16, 2025
    • Fishing
    • Clearwater, FL
    • $750 - $2,500 price range

    Summary

    Get ready for a serious offshore adventure with Outlaw Gunner Charters in Clearwater, Florida. This full-day, 10-hour trip takes you 50 miles out into the deep blue, where the big fish are biting. You'll be targeting a variety of tasty and hard-fighting species like lane snapper, vermilion snapper, red grouper, porgy, and amberjack. If you time it right in early June, you might even land some prized red snapper. This trip is perfect for dedicated anglers who want to spend a full day on the water, dropping lines deep and hauling in impressive catches. Whether you're after that trophy fish for bragging rights or looking to fill your cooler with fresh fillets, this trip delivers. With a 4-person capacity, you'll have plenty of elbow room to reel in the big ones. The captain knows these waters inside and out, so you're in for some of the best fishing Clearwater has to offer. Grab your sunscreen and get ready for a day of non-stop action on the Gulf!
    Clearwater's Ultimate 10-Hour Offshore Adventure

    Deep Blue Bounty

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    Two grey snapper fish being caught in Florida

    Nothing beats a day on the water!

    Fisherman with a greater amberjack fish measuring 19 inches

    From the Gulf to the deck

    Angler fishing alone in FL

    Where every cast holds a surprise!

    A fishing trip in FL

    Clearwater fishing never gets old!

    A lone fisherman reeling in a big 30-inch catch in Florida

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    3 big fish caught while fishing in Clearwater

    Big fish, bigger smiles!

    Angler with a 29-inch fish caught in FL

    Sunrise, bait, and tight lines!

    5 fish caught in Clearwater

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    Fishing in FL

    Hook, line, and sinker!

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    Clearwater fishing = nonstop action!

    Two grey snapper fish being caught in Florida

    Nothing beats a day on the water!

    Fisherman with a greater amberjack fish measuring 19 inches

    From the Gulf to the deck

    Angler fishing alone in FL

    Where every cast holds a surprise!

    A fishing trip in FL

    Clearwater fishing never gets old!

    A lone fisherman reeling in a big 30-inch catch in Florida

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    3 big fish caught while fishing in Clearwater

    Big fish, bigger smiles!

    Angler with a 29-inch fish caught in FL

    Sunrise, bait, and tight lines!

    5 fish caught in Clearwater

    Fishing vibes only!

    Fishing in FL

    Hook, line, and sinker!

    6 fishing in FL

    Clearwater fishing = nonstop action!

    Two grey snapper fish being caught in Florida

    Nothing beats a day on the water!

    Fisherman with a greater amberjack fish measuring 19 inches

    From the Gulf to the deck

    Angler fishing alone in FL

    Where every cast holds a surprise!

    A fishing trip in FL

    Clearwater fishing never gets old!

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    Epic Offshore Adventure: Grouper & Snapper Galore

    Get ready to leave the shoreline in your wake as we head 50 miles out into the Gulf of Mexico for some serious deep-sea action. This extended full-day trip with Outlaw Gunner Charters is all about chasing down the big ones – we're talking grouper, snapper, and even some little tunny if we're lucky. It's 10 hours of non-stop fishing that'll put your skills to the test and fill your cooler with some of the tastiest fish the Gulf has to offer. Whether you're looking to land that trophy red grouper or just want to experience the thrill of battling it out with some hard-fighting offshore species, this trip's got you covered.

    What to Expect on the Water

    We'll be pushing off from Clearwater bright and early, so come ready to fish as soon as your feet hit the deck. This isn't your average half-day trip – we're going the distance to reach the honey holes where the big boys play. Expect a mix of bottom fishing and some potential trolling as we target different species throughout the day. You'll be dropping lines in anywhere from 100 to 300 feet of water, so be prepared for some arm-burning action when you hook into something hefty. The Gulf can get choppy out there, so if you're prone to seasickness, you might want to take some meds before we head out. Don't worry though, the fishing's so good you'll forget all about any queasiness once the reels start screaming.

    Techniques & Tackle Talk

    We'll be using a variety of techniques to target our fish, but bottom fishing is the name of the game for most of the day. You'll be working with heavy-duty conventional reels spooled with braided line to get your bait down to where the fish are holding. We use a mix of live and cut bait – anything from sardines and squid to pinfish we catch on the way out. For grouper and larger snapper, we might bust out some butterfly jigs or even try slow-pitching if the bite is tough. If we spot some little tunny busting on the surface, we might switch gears and do some run-and-gun fishing with light tackle. The variety keeps things interesting, and you'll pick up new skills as we go. Don't sweat it if you're new to offshore fishing – we'll show you the ropes and have you jigging like a pro in no time.

    Species You'll Want to Hook

    Red Grouper: These bruisers are the kings of the Gulf bottom. They're ambush predators that love to hang around rocky areas and reefs. Red grouper can grow up to 50 pounds, but most of what we catch are in the 5-15 pound range. They put up a great fight, especially when you're yanking them up from 200 feet down. The best part? They're absolutely delicious – firm, white meat that's perfect for grilling or blackening.

    Mahogany Snapper: Don't let their smaller size fool you – these snapper punch above their weight class when it comes to taste. They're usually found in the same areas as grouper, hanging around structure and reefs. Mahogany snapper are known for their quick, aggressive bites and can be a blast to catch on lighter tackle. They typically run 1-3 pounds, but we occasionally hook into some bigger ones. Their sweet, mild flavor makes them a favorite for ceviche or just simply grilled with lemon.

    Red Snapper: If we're lucky enough to hit the short red snapper season in June, you're in for a treat. These fish are the rock stars of the Gulf – beautiful crimson color and a fight that'll make your arms burn. They love to hang around wrecks and artificial reefs, and can grow up to 30 pounds or more. Red snapper are known for their hard initial run when hooked, so hold on tight! Their firm, white flesh is prized by seafood lovers everywhere.

    Little Tunny: Also known as false albacore or bonito, these speedsters are like the cheetahs of the Gulf. We often find them busting on the surface, chasing schools of baitfish. They're incredibly fast and will smoke your reel if you're not careful. While they're not the best for eating, they're pound-for-pound one of the hardest fighting fish out there. Hooking into a school of little tunny is non-stop action that'll leave you grinning from ear to ear.

    Why Anglers Keep Coming Back

    This trip is the real deal for serious anglers looking to test their mettle against some of the Gulf's toughest fighters. It's not just about the quantity of fish (though we usually come back with a good haul) – it's about the quality of the experience. You'll be fishing in waters that most weekend warriors never reach, dropping lines where the big fish live. The extended time on the water means more chances to hit different spots and target a variety of species. Plus, there's something special about being that far offshore – the deep blue water, the possibility of seeing dolphins or sea turtles, and the camaraderie that develops over a full day of fishing. It's the kind of trip that creates stories you'll be telling for years to come.

    Top Catches This Season

    This year's been hot for big red grouper – we've been consistently pulling up some real beauties in the 15-20 pound range. The mahogany snapper bite has been on fire too, with plenty of fish in the 2-3 pound class. If we hit the red snapper season, expect some serious action – last year we had several customers land snapper over 20 pounds. The little tunny have been showing up in good numbers too, providing some exciting topwater action to break up the bottom fishing. Remember, every trip is different, and that's part of the excitement. You never know when you might hook into that fish of a lifetime!

    Time to Book Your Spot

    If you're itching for some serious offshore action, this is the trip for you. We're talking about a full day of fishing in some of the most productive waters the Gulf has to offer. With a limit of just 4 anglers, you're guaranteed plenty of rod time and personalized attention from the crew. Whether you're a seasoned salt looking to tangle with some big grouper or a newer angler wanting to experience the thrill of deep-sea fishing, we've got you covered. Just remember to bring your A-game, some snacks, and maybe a cold drink or two – we'll take care of the rest. Spots fill up fast, especially during peak seasons, so don't wait to lock in your date. Get ready to make some memories and maybe even set a new personal best. Book now and let's get out there where the big fish play!

    Learn more about the species

    Little Tunny

    Little tunny, also called false albacore, are small but mighty fighters. These torpedo-shaped tuna usually run 10-12 pounds but can hit 20+. You'll find them in nearshore waters, often around inlets and sandbars. They travel in schools, so when you find one, there are usually more nearby. Spring and fall are prime seasons as they migrate. Little tunny are prized for their blistering runs - pound for pound, they're some of the strongest fish out there. While not the best for eating, they make great cut bait for bigger game. Try trolling with feathers or spoons, or cast lures into feeding schools. Pro tip: use light tackle for more sport, but be ready for a long fight!

    Little Tunny

    Mahogany Snapper

    Mahogany snapper may be on the smaller side, usually 15-19 inches, but they put up a scrappy fight. You'll find them around rocky bottoms and reefs in 30-300 feet of water. They're most active at night, so evening trips can be productive. These colorful fish have a distinctive black spot on their back. While not as sought-after as some other snappers, they're fun to catch and good eating too. Use light tackle with small hooks and bait like squid or shrimp. One local trick: when the current's mild, try freelining your bait - let it drift naturally to entice a bite. Just watch out for their sharp teeth when unhooking!

    Mahogany Snapper

    Red Grouper

    Red grouper are hard-fighting fish that'll give you a workout. They usually hang out near reefs and wrecks in 100-300 feet of water. Most we catch are 5-10 pounds, but they can get up to 50 pounds. Look for them year-round, but fishing's best in summer and fall. Grouper are prized for their sweet, flaky white meat - some of the best eating fish out there. They're aggressive feeders, so live bait like pinfish or squid works great. One tip: when you feel that thump, reel fast and pull hard to get them away from the structure before they can dive back in. It's a battle, but landing a big grouper is always a rush.

    Red Grouper

    Red Snapper

    Red snapper are a prized catch - beautiful fish that fight hard and taste great. Most run 1-2 feet and under 10 pounds, but big ones over 20 pounds aren't uncommon. Look for them near structure in 100-300 foot depths from late spring through fall. They're homebodies, so once you find a good spot, you can often catch multiple fish. Red snapper put up a good battle, especially the bigger ones that like to dive for cover. Bring heavy tackle and big baits like cigar minnows or squid. Here's a tip: when you hook one, reel fast and steady to keep it coming up. Let it run, and you might lose it in the rocks. The meat is fantastic - mild, sweet, and great on the grill.

    Red Snapper

    About the Outlaw Gunner Charters

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    Ready for some serious offshore action? Hop aboard our spacious fishing vessel for a full 10-hour adventure that'll take you 50 miles out into the Gulf of Mexico. We've got room for you and three of your fishing buddies to spread out and reel in some impressive catches. As we cruise past Clearwater's beautiful coastline, get ready to drop lines for a variety of tasty fish. We'll be targeting lane and vermilion snapper, red grouper, porgy, and hard-fighting amberjack. If you time it right in early June, you might even land some prized red snapper. This trip is perfect for dedicated anglers looking to spend a whole day on the water and fill the cooler with fresh fillets. Whether you're after a new personal best or just want to stock up on some delicious seafood, we've got you covered. Grab your sunscreen and let's hit the deep blue for an awesome day of fishing!

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