Fishing Charters:
Alleykat Bay Charters
(770) 356-1803
Charisma Charters
(850) 648-8211
Charter Boat Miss Mary
(850) 527-6272
Floridaze Adventures
(850) 896-4930
KC Sportfishing
(850) 933-8804
Mexico Beach Fishing Company
(850) 340-1183
Mexico Beach Boat Slips and Boat Ramp
Mexico Beach is very boater friendly! The City Boat Ramp features three spacious concrete launch bays, generous docking space, and quick access to the Gulf of Mexico. The parking area offers ample parking. The Mexico Beach Boat Ramp is located a half mile west of the Highway 98 bridge. Its GPS coordinates are: N 29 57.223′ W 85 25.503′.
The City of Mexico Beach has a variety of boat slips available to meet your needs while vacationing. Slips are located adjacent to Canal Park on the Gulf side of Canal Parkway.
City of Mexico Beach Canal Boat Slip Rentals »
City of Mexico Beach Boat Ramp Permit »
Fish at Mexico Beach
- King mackerel
- Spanish mackerel
- Grouper
- Red snapper
- Mahi-mahi
- Cobia
- Pompano
- Wahoo
- Redfish
Mexico Beach offers something that most places don’t: artificial reefs in the Gulf of Mexico that are teeming with game fish! Thanks to the efforts of the Mexico Beach Artificial Reef Association (MBARA), over 150 reefs have been deployed since 1997. While some of the reefs were displaced by Hurricane Michael in October of 2018, many are still intact and perfect spots for making unforgettable fishing memories. A directory of GPS numbers for these artificial reefs can be found on the MBARA website.
Artificial Reef Information and Coordinates »
So, grab your license, your cooler, your bait, and gas up at the marina to set off for a day of great fishing and unforgettable memory making. This will be one fishing community you will continue to visit again and again. To put it simply, the fishing here is amazing!
Fishing Resources
Make your Mexico Beach fishing trip safe, fun and productive with these handy guides to saltwater fishing in Florida’s Gulf of Mexico.
Tide Chart – Mexico Beach, Florida »
Florida Fishing Licenses
Florida residents and visitors are required to possess a Florida fishing license when engaging in fishing activities. A license is required to attempt to take fish and any native or nonnative marine organisms, such as crabs, lobsters and marine plants. Certain individuals are exempt from holding a license including, including youth under 16 years of age and Florida resident seniors ager 65 or older with proof of age. A full list of those exempt can be found on the FWC website, by clicking here. Anglers fishing aboard licensed charter boats do not need a fishing license—the captain’s charter includes licensing for all fishermen aboard the vessel.
Florida Fish and Wildlife Online License »
