$17 for Four-Hour Deep-Sea Fishing Adventure from Flamingo Drift Fishing (Up to $35 Value)
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ParkingGroupers & mahi-mahi chase provided deep-fishing gear as first-timers & experienced fisher-folk sail the seas on 65 ft. fishing vessel
Anthropologists have discovered evidence of prehistoric fishing in the form of fossilized stone rods and cave paintings depicting gruesome worm uprisings. Carry on an ancient tradition with today's Groupon: for $17, you get a ticket for a four-hour deep-sea fishing adventure from Flamingo Drift Fishing (up to a $35 value).
Located only 20 minutes from the fishing grounds, Flamingo Drift Fishing leads three drifting adventures daily in a 65-foot fishing vessel. Some of the piscine prey that appears on the boat's full-color fish finder include groupers, snappers, mahi-mahi, and even sailfish, which make a great addition to a mantle-place or impromptu sword fight. Captain Moudy and crew are happy to fillet any fresh catches or recommend a taxidermist for record-breakers. A hat, sunscreen, and polarized sunglasses are recommended for day trips, but all other gear is provided, and the crew is happy to introduce novices to the sport. Snacks and drinks are available for purchase onboard, and fisher-folk may bring their own comestibles (excluding hard liquor) as long as they are not in a glass container.
Licensed and inspected by the Coast Guard, the Flamingo frosts its rigorous safety protocols with amenities such as separate men's and women's restrooms and an enclosed lounge. All crew members are CPR- and first aid-certified and trained in Coast Guard–approved drills in case of man overboard, fire, or Bermuda Triangle detours.
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About Flamingo Drift Fishing
On board the Flamingo, a 65-foot fishing vessel renowned for its motto "Fish Can't Hide," anglers eagerly cast their lines into the depths of the sea, anticipating a bountiful catch to bring back to shore. Departing from the docks, the vessel embarks on a journey down the intracoastal waterway, famously dubbed the Venice of America, before reaching the prime fishing grounds. Here, amidst the vibrant hues detected by full-color fish finders, schools of kingfish, snappers, blackfin tuna, and grouper dart about, seeking refuge. All guests are welcome to keep any fish caught within size regulations, determined somewhat whimsically by the span of the president's arms. In between bites, sailors armed with cameras can capture mesmerizing moments of whale sharks, porpoises, and sea turtles gracefully breaching the ocean's surface.
