Florida Panhandle Duck Hunt (Full Day)

Eastpoint, FL

2-8 Hunters • Lodge • Public • Guided

Description

Florida Duck Hunt (Morning AND Afternoon)

Coastal duck hunts in Florida can be some of the best in the world. Florida is the winter home for a large population of diving ducks in the Apalachee Bay region. North Florida is one of the best places to hunt redheads in the country! Apalachee Bay boasts massive populations of diver ducks like redheads, bluebills, & buffleheads with the occasional canvasback, pintail, teal, scoter, wigeon, gadwall, mergansers, wood duck, ring-neck, spoonbill, ruddy duck, and goldeneye. If you're looking for a new experience, coastal hunting might be right up your alley!

Whether you're looking for a singular species to cross off your list or you're just wanting a great time in the blind with family and friends, look no further than the sunshine state for your ultimate waterfowl experience.

What to Expect

We typically set out a spread of 60 to 150 decoys and up to 12 custom motion decoys to help lock in the birds!

Depending on tides & weather conditions you may be hunting from one of our boats or from land in an authentic Florida palm duck blind

We have trained duck dogs that will fetch up your birds

Our experienced & professional guides will help you every step of the way to ensure you have a safe & memorable hunting experience!

Base Price is per person for a full day hunt (morning & afternoon of the same day; 2 hunter minimum)

Upgrades

Lone Hunter

$525.00

Non Hunter

$114.99

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Your Outfitter

Chris W

Professional Fishing & Waterfowl Guide, USCG Licensed Captain

from $525/Day

Start Date

End Date

Amenities

Experienced and Professional Guide
60 - 150 Decoy Spread up to 12 Motion Decoys
Hunt out of Blinds or Boats depending on tides
Trained Duck Dogs that will Fetch Your Birds
Lodging Available (Extra Fee)

Location

Gear List

Weather Appropriate Hunting Attire
Waders or Rubber Boots
Steel Shot (Sizes #2-4 preferred)
Required Florida Hunting Licenses/Stamps

Rules & Guidelines

Anyone 16 years old or older MUST have all 4 of the following to duck hunt in Florida:

Florida hunting license

Florida waterfowl permit

Florida migratory permit (HIP)

Federal Duck Stamp

Please note, there is a 50% non refundable deposit included with your payment when booking.

LODGING

The St. Joseph Room: Captain’s Quarters
The St. Marks Room: bunk bed with trundle (sleeps 3)
The St. Vincent Room: bunk bed with pull-out couch (sleeps 4)
The St. George Room: bunk bed with pull-out couch (sleeps 4)
Living Room: pull-out couch with queen bed (sleeps 2)
The Bunk House: Guide’s Quarters
4 private bathrooms
Cots available for additional hunters
Lodging capacity: 13 hunters
Kitchen: fully functional with standard appliances
Laundry/Mud Room: washer & dryer, upright freezer
The Back Porch: large screened-in back porch complete with ring game, dartboard, cornhole, gas fire pit, BBQ grill, and deep fryer.
The Cracker House: walk in cooler, commercial ice machine, fish & duck cleaning/processing station, and gear storage

World-renowned, nearby Florida coastal destinations:

Apalachicola ~10 minutes

Saint George Island ~10 minutes

Carrabelle ~15 minutes

Saint Vincent Island (boat access only)~20 minutes

Dog Island (boat access only) ~30 minutes

Port Saint Joe ~30 minutes

Indian Pass ~30 minutes

Alligator Point ~45 minutes

Panacea ~55 minutes

Piney Island (boat access only) ~60 minutes

Shell Point ~65 minutes

Live Oak Island ~65 minutes

Saint Marks Lighthouse ~85 minutes

Panama City Beach ~90 minutes