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At Catch Me If U Can Charters our goal is to offer our customers the very best in Fort Myers fishing charters and outdoor excursions. If you are visiting the Fort Myers, Sanibel Island or Captiva Island area please consider booking your fishing charters, shelling tours, dolphin tours or wildlife sightseeing trips with the most dedicated, professional local guides on the water.
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Our Specialty Fishing Charter Company will provide the best bait, tackle, and experience so you can knock out that bucket list fish that you’ve been dreaming of.
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Captain Tadem Stewart
A second generation guide that has devoted his life to learning and mastering the art of hunting down and targeting sport fish such as Tarpon and Permit. His dad was a guide for 18 years and passed on his passion for fishing onto Tadem.
Tadem is devoted in helping his clients catch the fish that they’ve been dreaming of and will do what it takes to achieve that goal.
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At Catch Me If U Can Charters our goal is to offer our customers the very best in Fort Myers fishing charters and outdoor excursions.
If you are visiting the Fort Myers, Sanibel Island or Captiva Island area please consider booking your fishing charters, shelling tours, dolphin tours or wildlife sightseeing trips with the most dedicated, professional local guides on the water.
Our mission: your fun!
Tarpon Fishing!!!
Tarpon are one of the top of the hit list when it comes to sport fishing. The elusive silver king can be found in highest numbers in the waters of Sanibel and Captiva Islands between mid April and the end of June. However we start targeting them as early as the beginning of March.
Permit/Offshore Fishing
The nearshore fishery provides a home to numerous species of gamefish and cooler fillers. When it comes to a fight that can’t be compared, Permit are one of our favorites. Their strong slim profile provides a platform for a long and powerful fight. If you want dinner species that also put up a great fight, Gag Grouper, Cobia, Mangrove Snapper, and Kingfish are the way to go!
Inshore Fishing
Our inshore estuary is a great home for gamefish much as monster snook and redfish for the catch and release anglers. If you are looking to bring home dinner with the family, snapper, trout, pompano, and sheepshead are an excellent option to feed your whole crew!
Our boats
Our boats are meticulously maintained and updated with all the current and best technology to give you the best experience possible. With JL sound systems and a Mercury Marine outboards, we can go further and faster than our competitors to get you on the fish first. Comfortable seating and storage compartments help keep you happy and your belongings dry. Large live wells keep the bait happy and in great condition to be energized and most presentable for your game fish of choice. Fitted with custom towers we have the height advantage to give us the best view to spot and cast at tarpon on the flats and permit offshore on the surface.
Shelling
Sanibel and her neighboring barrier cays are some of the most extreme shelling locations on the planet. Being a barrier island, Sanibel’s most uncommon characteristic is its east-west situation in the Gulf of Mexico. Sanibel’s land mass sits vertical to the mainland coast as opposed to sitting parallel to shore like nearly every other barrier island. This distinctive situation ensnares shells which are pushed north by dominant gusts and tidal motion. Shells become easy to find as the surface of the water recedes when north winds rush across the island. The most popular shelling times are usually December, January and February, however, summer gales often reveal enormous numbers and assortments of shells, much to our delight. Catch Me If U Can guides will show you remote beaches where you’ll discover the natural history of Southwest Florida and intimately investigate the sea’s mysterious secrets that ends up on our beaches. Learn for yourself the beachcombing method distinguished by the bent over posture of its participants and referred to as the “Sanibel stoop.” From corals to anemones, jellies and nettles to bivalves and shelled mollusks, each aspect of a living beach has its own tale to tell.
Wildlife Tours
While on our wildlife tours, watch the dolphin jump and play in the wake of the boat, search for manatee and sea turtles and then stop for lunch at Cabbage Key for a “Cheeseburger in Paradise” and a Cabbage Creeper, their famous cocktail.
We are proud of our Sanibel Island fishing tour TripAdvisor reviews! Please go to TripAdvisor for the latest in reviews of Catch me if you can Fishing Charters !
Wildlife Tours
Birdwatching and photograph birds of prey including bald eagles, osprey, & golden eagles as well as wading birds like snowy egrets, great white egrets, great blue herons, white ibis, and roseate spoonbills is popular.
We are one of the few licensed boat tours to guide you throughout the waters of the Ding Darling National Wildlife Refuge where birds nest in their natural habitat.
Address: 14341 Port Comfort Rd, Fort Myers, FL 33908 Phone: 239-249-1669 Email: capttadem@gmail.com
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Shelling Charters and Sightseeing Voyages
Sanibel and her neighboring barrier cays are some of the most extreme shelling locations on the planet. Being a barrier island, Sanibel’s most uncommon characteristic is its east-west situation in the Gulf of Mexico. Sanibel’s land mass sits vertical to the mainland coast as opposed to sitting parallel to shore like nearly every other barrier island. This distinctive situation ensnares shells which are pushed north by dominant gusts and tidal motion.
Shells become easy to find as the surface of the water recedes when north winds rush across the island. The most popular shelling times are usually December, January and February, however, summer gales often reveal enormous numbers and assortments of shells, much to our delight.
Catch Me If U Can guides will show you remote beaches where you’ll discover the natural history of Southwest Florida and intimately investigate the sea’s mysterious secrets that ends up on our beaches. Learn for yourself the beachcombing method distinguished by the bent over posture of its participants and referred to as the “Sanibel stoop.” From corals to anemones, jellies and nettles to bivalves and shelled mollusks, each aspect of a living beach has its own tale to tell.