Fish the Forgotten Coast
Est. 1995 — Apalachicola, Florida
Premier inshore & flats fishing • Light tackle & fly fishing • Bay trips & eco-tours
Book Your Trip
Est. 1995 — Apalachicola, Florida
Premier inshore & flats fishing • Light tackle & fly fishing • Bay trips & eco-tours
Book Your Trip"Where the river meets the bay and the fishing never ends"
Three decades guiding the Forgotten Coast
Established 1995 — Apalachicola, Florida
For over 31 years in the area, the Robinson Brothers have been guiding anglers through the rich waters of Apalachicola Bay and the surrounding Forgotten Coast. What started as a family passion for fishing these untouched Florida waters has grown into one of the most respected guide services on the Gulf Coast.
Based out of historic Apalachicola, we offer world-class inshore fishing experiences on the pristine flats, bays, and backwaters of St. George Island, Port St. Joe, Carrabelle, Mexico Beach, St. Vincent Island, Dog Island, and Little St. George. Our guides know every oyster bar, grass flat, and tidal creeks in the region.
Whether you're a seasoned fly angler stalking Redfish on the flats or a family looking for a memorable day on the water, we'll put you on the fish and make sure you have an experience you'll never forget.
Choose your adventure on
the Forgotten Coast
Experience the thrill of sight fishing on our pristine grass flats. Our 18-foot skiffs are designed for shallow water, putting you within casting distance of many different species of fish.
Perfect for families and groups, our bay trips put you on the fish with spinning tackle, live bait, and artificial lures. Take home a fresh catch for dinner cleaned by the local professional fish cleaner.
Looking for something different? We offer a variety of specialty trips to make your time on the Forgotten Coast unforgettable, from shark fishing to eco-tours and sunset cruises.
The Forgotten Coast's finest gamefish
Year-round
Year-round
Spring – Fall
Summer
Spring – Fall
Winter – Spring
Spring & Fall
Summer
Some species are seasonal only. Florida size and catch limits apply to all trips.
Our fishing grounds — miles of unspoiled Florida coastline
Our home waters. Rich with oyster bars and grass flats teeming with Redfish, Trout, and Flounder. The bay's mix of fresh and saltwater creates one of the most productive estuaries in the Gulf.
The State Park on the east end offers miles of undeveloped shoreline. The flats around St. George offer incredible sight-fishing for Redfish during the cooler months, and spring brings excellent action for Trout and Pompano.
St. Joseph Bay's crystal-clear waters and vast seagrass beds make it a fly fishing paradise. Cape San Blas forms the protected bay, creating prime habitat for Pompano, Redfish, and Tarpon in spring, summer, and fall.
Gateway to Dog Island and the offshore waters. Carrabelle offers a unique mix of inshore flats and easy access to deeper Gulf waters for seasonal species.
A quiet stretch of the Forgotten Coast with excellent nearshore fishing. Perfect for targeting Pompano, Spanish Mackerel, Tarpon, and seasonal runs of Redfish along the beach.
A national wildlife refuge accessible only by boat, St. Vincent Island offers some of the most secluded fishing on the Forgotten Coast. The surrounding flats and channels hold trophy Redfish, and the island's undeveloped shoreline provides excellent sight-fishing opportunities.
A remote barrier island off Carrabelle with no bridge access, Dog Island is surrounded by crystal-clear water and thriving grass flats. The leeward side offers sheltered fishing for Trout and Redfish, while the Gulf side produces Pompano and Spanish Mackerel.
This uninhabited barrier island sits between St. George Island and St. Vincent Island, creating a protected stretch of water perfect for inshore fishing. The passes on either side funnel baitfish and gamefish, making it a prime spot for Redfish, Trout, Flounder, and Sheepshead year-round.
Ready to fish the Forgotten Coast? Get in touch today.
44 Avenue E
Apalachicola, FL 32320