Corporate and group fishing trips in Crystal River
Put your team, your clients or the whole family on the water. Several boats, one dock, one start time, and one call to set it up. Inshore, scalloping, mud boat and duck hunts, priced per boat.
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- Group size
- 5 to 20 or more
- Per boat
- Up to 4 anglers, 6 for scalloping
- Price
- Per boat, same as a private trip
- Lead time
- 2 to 4 weeks for three boats or more
How a group trip works
One point of contact for the whole day. You give Tanner the headcount; he handles the boats, captains and timing.
Tell us the headcount and dates
Call, text or send the form below with how many people, the dates that work and what kind of day you want. Tanner replies the same day with boat count and a per-boat price.
Tanner sets the boats
His three boats plus partner captains he fishes with every week. Four anglers per boat inshore, six on a scalloping boat, three on the mud boat.
Everyone leaves together
One dock, one start time, boats working the same water. Groups can split by skill: beginners on the skiffs, the serious anglers on the fly boat.
Back at the dock together
Fish cleaned and bagged, group photo at the cleaning table, and lunch if you want us to arrange it.
Which trip for your group
Four of the six trips run well with several boats. Tarpon and fly are one or two anglers per boat and better as a side trip for the two people who want them.

Inshore charter
The trip most groups book. Redfish, trout and snook on the flats; everyone catches fish. Four or seven hours.

Scalloping
July 1 to September 24. The easiest day for mixed groups: non-anglers, kids and clients who have never held a rod. Six per boat.

Mud boat trip
November to February. Small teams of three per boat in the winter backwater. The trip people talk about afterward.

Duck hunts
November to January. Two or three hunters per boat in the Chassahowitzka marsh. Hunters bring shotguns, shells and stamps.
Who books group trips

Company outings and client days
A half day on the water and lunch after beats a conference room. Everyone fishes, nobody needs experience, and the photos end up on the company Slack by noon.

Family reunions and multi-family trips
Scalloping in summer is the answer for a group of ten with a four-year-old and a grandfather in it. Shallow, warm water and a limit of scallops for the cookout.

Bachelor parties, birthdays and fishing clubs
Inshore in fall, mud boats in winter, tarpon for the two who care most. Tell us the occasion and the budget and we will build the day around it.
Group pricing is per boat
No group rate and no group markup. Each boat is the same price as a private trip, and the boats run together.
| Trip | Per boat | Boat limit |
|---|---|---|
| Inshore charter, 4 hours | $600 | Up to 4 anglers |
| Inshore charter, 7 hours | $700 | Up to 4 anglers |
| Scalloping, half day | From $600 | Up to 6 per boat |
| Mud boat trip, 4 to 6 hours | $500 / $600 | 1 or 2 anglers / 3 anglers |
| Duck hunt, morning | $500 / $750 | 2 hunters / 3 hunters |
Example
12 people, inshore, 4 hours
Twelve people on a four-hour inshore outing is three boats at $600, so $1,800 for the group. Licenses, rods, tackle, bait, ice and fish cleaning are in that number. Lunch and the tip are not.
$100 per boat holds the dates.
What’s included and what to bring
Included on every boat
- Saltwater fishing license for everyone on board
- Rods, reels, tackle and live or artificial bait
- Ice and a cooler for your catch
- Fish cleaning at the dock
- Bottled water
Bring
- Polarized sunglasses and a hat
- Sunscreen and light long sleeves
- Snacks, lunch and any drinks you want
- A light rain jacket in summer
- Cash for the 20% tip, per boat
- Deposit
- $100 per boat holds the date. Balance after the trip, one invoice for the group if you want it.
- Cancellation
- More than 14 days out, deposits come back. Inside 14 days they are credited to a future date.
- Weather
- If Tanner calls it for weather, full refund or a new date for the whole group.
- Non-anglers
- Welcome on any boat. They count toward the boat limit but pay nothing extra.
- Lunch
- Bring your own, or we can arrange it at the dock. Ask when you book.
- Payment
- Card or cash. Card has a 3.5% fee.
Request a group quote
Tell us the basics and Tanner will come back the same day with boat count, captains and a price. No deposit until you say go.
★ 5.0 Star Rating on Google
Crystal River fishing charter reviews
“The best trip I’ve ever had!”
Capt. Tanner was able to put me on my first snook and first tarpon. 100% recommend and will be booking him again very soon!!
“Amazing trip!”
The captain was so knowledgeable regarding everything. He knew about the plant life as well as marine life. He knew the water channels like the back of his hand.
“The best day!”
Tanner was very knowledgeable and took us right to the fish! He spent a lot of time explaining our surroundings and was very personable.
“Perfect”
Captain Martin is a wonderful guide and host. His knowledge of these waters is incredible and he always has ways to adapt to changing conditions.
“Excellent Charter”
Captain Tanner Martin was raised on the river. Knows the area better than anyone. Works hard to make sure you get a good catch.



