About this hunt

(morning OR afternoon; 2 hunter minimum) Coastal duck hunts in Florida can be some of the best in the world. Florida is the winter home for a large population of diving ducks in the Apalachee Bay region. North Florida is one of the best places to hunt redheads in the country! Apalachee Bay boasts massive populations of diver ducks like redheads, bluebills, & buffleheads with the occasional canvasback, pintail, teal, scoter, wigeon, gadwall, mergansers, wood duck, ring-neck, spoonbill, ruddy duck, and goldeneye. If you're looking for a new experience, coastal hunting might be right up your alley! Whether you're looking for a singular species to cross off your list or you're just wanting a great time in the blind with family and friends, look no further than the sunshine state for your ultimate waterfowl experience. Waders (or rubber boots if you do not own waders) and camo clothing for both cool and warm weather Steel Shot (Sizes #2, #3, and #4 are the best shells for Florida) 12 or 20 gauge shotgun with a modified or full choke Anyone 16 years old or older MUST have all 4 of the following to duck hunt in Florida: Florida hunting license Florida waterfowl permit Florida migratory permit (HIP) Federal Duck Stamp Visit gooutdoorsflorida.com or download the MyFWC app to purchase licenses, permits, & stamps. How we hunt: We typically set out a spread of 60 to 150 decoys and up to 12 custom motion decoys to help lock in the birds! Depending on tides & weather conditions you may be hunting from one of our boats or from land in an authentic Florida palm duck blind We have trained duck dogs that will fetch up your birds Our experienced & professional guides will help you every step of the way to ensure you have a safe & memorable hunting experience!

Guided (Easy trip)
Walk Up With Dogs Hunting From a Blind Calling Shotgun Hunting

Hunting season: 1 Jan 2025 - 28 Jan 2025