Kelley Girl Charters Opens 2025 Fishing Season with Private Fishing Trips in Panama City Beach, Florida

Mar 31, 2025

Kelley Girl Charters, a family-run fishing charter company based in Panama City Beach, Florida, has officially opened its season. The fishing charter provides fully private outings, allowing guests to avoid crowds and enjoy a personal experience in Florida. Bookings are open for the 2025 season.

Panama City, Florida, United States, March 31, 2025 -- Kelley Girl Charters recently launched the 2025 fishing season in Panama City Beach. Kelley Girl Charters is a family-run charter company that offers custom deep-sea fishing trips led by local captains along Florida’s Gulf Coast. Kelley Girl Charters is now accepting bookings for its 2025 season.

Captain Mark Kelley, a seasoned fisherman and respected local guide, is redefining what it means to book a deep-sea fishing charter in Panama City Beach.

Kelley Girl Charters offers private charter fishing, unlike shared fishing charters, which often become crowded and impersonal. Guests won’t have to compete for rail space or adjust to strangers with varying skill levels. Instead, every trip is dedicated to one group at a time, just the guests, their captain, and the wide-open Gulf, ensuring a more relaxed, personalized, and enjoyable day on the water.

“Private charters allow for something truly unique,” Captain Kelley often says. “It’s not just about catching fish—it’s about the ride out, the laughs, the stories, and creating memories people carry with them long after the trip ends.”

Kelley Girl fishing charters offers a range of trip options for the 2025 fishing season in Florida, from inshore redfish hunts to offshore excursions targeting species like grouper, amberjack, kingfish, and the ever-popular red snapper during season. Guests choose the trip duration, intensity, and target species, making every outing as laid-back or action-packed as they like.

The charter fleet is equipped with top-tier rods, reels, and tackle, and every boat is guided by a knowledgeable, hands-on crew that provides both instruction and encouragement. Kelley Girl Charters is well-known for accommodating everyone from die-hard anglers chasing trophies to kids reeling in their first catch.

The company’s commitment to private charter fishing in Florida has made Kelley Girl Charters’ one-of-a-kind fishing trips the highlight of any Panama City Beach getaway. With the demand for private fishing charters increasing each year, Kelley Girl Charters encourages early booking for the upcoming season. To reserve a private fishing charter trip or learn more, visit their website or call (850) 866-5694.


About the company: Kelley Girl Charters has delivered premier deep-sea charter fishing experiences in Panama City, Florida, for over two decades. As a family-owned and operated business, the company prides itself on providing extraordinary private charter fishing trips, including trolling, shark fishing, bottom fishing, inshore fishing, half-day charters, and full-day fishing charters in the Gulf near Panama City Beach. Kelley Girl Charters works to ensure an enjoyable and successful charter fishing expedition for every guest.

Contact Info:
Name: Captain Mark Kelley
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Organization: Kelley Girl Charters
Address: 5550 North Lagoon Drive, Slip 00E, Panama City Beach, FL, 32408
Phone: (850) 866-5694
Website: https://kelleygirlcharters.com/

Release ID: 89156500

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