Florida Middle Grounds Overnight Charter

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The Florida Middle Grounds Overnight is the trip for divers who want the real deal.

This is our premier long-range offshore spearfishing trip to one of the most legendary areas in the Gulf. The Middle Grounds is not a local reef run, not a beginner dive, and not a basic charter. This is a serious offshore hunt built around distance, planning, weather, fuel range, diver ability, and the chance to hunt some of the best fish-holding structure the Gulf has to offer.

The overnight format gives the trip more breathing room than a same-day run. More time offshore, more flexibility, more opportunity to work the weather window, and a better shot at building a serious custom hunt around the conditions.

Because of the distance, depth, gear load, and trip quality, Middle Grounds Overnight trips are limited to a maximum of 4 divers.

• Private long-range offshore spearfishing charter
• Overnight Middle Grounds trip planning
• Advanced diver screening
• Custom target-species planning
• Multiple days/ drops depending on conditions
• Double theoffshore time than a day trip
• Built around safety, fish production, and weather window
  Designed for quality over quantity
• Bunk Sleeping
• Overnight Fishing
• Planned around long-range Gulf conditions, fuel, depth, season, and diver ability

• Open Water certification
• Advanced Open Water Certification
• Nitrox Certification
• Recent dive experience
• Comfortable diving from a boat
• Comfortable diving in Gulf visibility
• Comfortable around offshore 
• Proper dive gear and dive computer
• Medical fitness to dive
• Signed waivers before the trip

• Up to 4 divers
• Additional Divers: No

• Open Water certification required
• Nitrox certification recommended
• Recent dive experience 
• All divers must be physically fit to dive
• Dive medical clearance may be required
• All divers must follow captain and crew safety instructions
• No alcohol or drugs before or during the trip

• Tanks are included!
• Private boat
• Captain and trip planning
• Spearfishing strategy and safety briefing
• Fish identification guidance
• Ice and fish storage
• Help with trip preparation
• Crew guidance throughout the day
• Drinks and Snacks.

• Dive gear unless arranged ahead of time
• Spearguns unless arranged ahead of time
• Gratuity
• Fish cleaning, unless offered or arranged for that specific trip

Gulf Coast visibility can change quickly. Some days are clear and productive, and some days are not. We plan trips around the best available weather, water, and safety window, but visibility and fish harvest are never guaranteed.

Spearfishing is hunting. Fish are never guaranteed.

Florida Spearfishing Charters uses commercial spearfishing experience and local Gulf structure knowledge to put divers in the best possible position, but harvest depends on weather, visibility, current, season, legal fish availability, diver ability, and shot opportunity.

Do not have a full group? We may be able to help connect qualified divers with other divers looking to join a similar Gulf wreck trip. A minimum of two people per group is required for booking. 

Private trips are built around safety, diver ability, conditions, and trip goals. Florida Spearfishing Charters does not guarantee placement, compatibility, or approval. Every diver must meet the requirements for the trip and be approved before joining.

Florida Spearfishing Charters is not a standard dive boat. Every trip is built around the right divers, the right weather window, the right structure, and the best opportunity to put fish on the boat.

Tell us your experience level, group size, certifications, target trip, and preferred dates. We’ll review the conditions, trip plan, and diver requirements before confirming the best option for your group.

All spearfishing charters are weather-dependent, visibility-dependent, and safety-dependent. Florida Spearfishing Charters reserves the right to modify, postpone, or cancel any trip due to weather, visibility, sea conditions, diver ability, equipment concerns, safety issues, or operational concerns.

All divers must be certified, competent, physically fit to dive, and able to follow captain and crew instructions. No alcohol or drugs are permitted before or during the trip. Fish harvest is never guaranteed.