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The Stephanie |

The Emily Anne |

The Allison Jane |

The Capt. Andy |
All four boats come from the same manufacturer. They are 43 feet in length and 15 feet wide in the stern. This is where everyone wants to fish! There is a large galley with coffee maker, toaster, microwave oven, gas stove, electric frying pan, complete with pots, pans, and cooking utensils.
All boats have full shade with rod racks and lights overhead. A large bathroom and shower, and six bunks down below the bow deck. The dinette table seats six comfortably.
We carry adequate fresh water for showers, and we encourage bathing after a long day fishing or other activity.

Please email with any questions.
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See the boats docked at the
Hogfish Bar & Grill
Safe Harbor Marina
6810 Front Street
Downtown Stock Island, FL |
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Click on any Captain below to visit his page.
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Captain Andy Griffiths
Capt. Andy grew up in the Keys as the son of a commercial
fisherman. He has plotted over 2000 "spots" while fishing over the years. He still takes out a trip now and then, but mostly manages. |
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Captain Eddie Griffiths
Capt. Eddie brings with him generations of fishing know-how. He has more than 20 years of experience fishing in the Dry Tortugas and the Marquesas Keys areas. |
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Captain Steven Sanchez
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Captain Jack Jordaan
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Captain James Rogers
Capt. James' first job was fishing on a boat. He got his captain's license immediately after turning 18 and at that point had more experience than most fishermen three times his age. |
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We
have been fishing Key West, the Marquesas
Keys and the Dry Tortugas for more than 25 years. Dry
Tortugas fishing trips have become popular
among avid fisherman and families who want a different type of Florida
Vacation. Andy Griffiths Charters offers 2-day and 3-day
Fishing Charters from Key West to the Dry Tortugas National Park. We use
the Dry Tortugas islands as our central location but fish a distance
from the Ft. Jefferson area on patch coral reefs and wrecks. Fishing
in the Dry Tortugas yields many species of fish including Mutton
Snapper, Yellowtail Snapper, Mangrove Snapper, Grouper, Cobia, Amberjack,
Kingfish, Sharks and Barracudas. On our way to Ft. Jefferson we may
choose to troll baits for awhile for Mahi Mahi, Sailfish, Wahoo
and Tuna.
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