Adventure brief
Daily Deep Sea Fishing
Set sail from Lantana with Fishing on Island Time for daily deep sea fishing trips that welcome anglers of all experience levels. Experience diverse Atlantic species and expert-guided service on comfortable boats designed for an active and relaxing day out.
Off the coast of Lantana, Florida, Fishing on Island Time offers a hands-on deep sea fishing experience rooted in solid expertise and warm hospitality. Their daily trips invite anglers of all levels aboard a vessel that comfortably fits up to 41 passengers, creating a lively but not overcrowded atmosphere. Departing from the Palm Beach Yacht Center, each outing runs about four hours, with extended six-hour excursions available on select days, giving you ample time to cast lines into the vibrant Atlantic waters.
This region’s marine environment boasts an impressive diversity of species. Expect the chance to hook common targets like mahi-mahi, snapper, grouper, and even elusive sailfish on a good day. The underwater topography features patch reefs and shipwrecks just offshore, providing rich habitat that draws these fish in impressive numbers.
The salty breeze, the undulating sea, and the occasional dorsal fin sighting bring a pulse of authentic ocean life to the experience. Fishing on Island Time sets itself apart through attentive customer service—staff provide all the tackle, bait, and fishing licenses required, plus a cool, air-conditioned salon space for rest between chases. This focus on customer comfort makes the trip approachable for families, casual anglers, and seasoned fishermen alike.
Amenities include onboard restrooms and flexibility to bring personal food and drinks. Situated near Boynton Beach, the company is an ideal gateway for anglers visiting South Florida's coast, offering both the thrill of the chase and a community vibe rarely found on larger charter boats. Whether you aim to land your first offshore catch or sharpen your skills alongside knowledgeable guides, Fishing on Island Time delivers a dependable, memorable outing that reflects Florida’s rich coastal fishing tradition.
Adventure tips
Plan your experience.
Curated tips for an optimal adventure.
- 01Bring motion sickness remediesessential
The Atlantic can be choppy; have seasickness medication ready if you’re prone to it.
- 02Dress for sun protectionessential
Wear a wide-brimmed hat, sunglasses, and apply high-SPF sunscreen to stay safe under Florida’s strong sun.
- 03Pack light snacks and drinksinfo
Personal coolers with food and beverages are allowed to keep you energized on longer trips.
- 04Respect catch limitswarning
Follow local fishing regulations and size limits to support sustainable fisheries in the area.
Recommended gear
What to bring.
Polarized sunglasses
Improves visibility into the water and reduces glare while protecting your eyes.
summerEssentialSun hat
Keeps your face shaded during extended sun exposure on deck.
EssentialLight windbreaker
Helpful for sudden cooler breezes or spraying waves during early mornings or late afternoons.
fallNon-slip shoes
Essential for safe footing on wet boat surfaces.
EssentialLocal insights
Context for the journey.
Nearby secrets
Nearby juvenile stingray feeding grounds often seen during trips, The nearby Boynton Inlet rock jetty, a hotspot visible from the boat
Local fauna
Bottlenose dolphins frequently swim alongside the boat, Pelicans gliding just above the waves
Historic heritage
The Palm Beach region has long been a fishing hub, dating back to early 20th-century sport fishing pioneers who put Florida on the angling map.
Mindful exploration
Fishing on Island Time encourages catch-and-release practices to maintain healthy fish populations and partners with local marine conservation groups.
Photography tips
Capture the moments
- Viewpoints
- Deck rail overlooking the bow, Outdoor upper deck area, Near the captain’s helm
- Subjects
- Marine life through water surfaces, Action shots of fishing, Sunlight sparkling off ocean waves
- Best times
- Golden hour, Early morning departure, Late afternoon
Frequently asked questions
Before you go.
Do I need to bring my own fishing gear?
No, all rods, reels, bait, tackle, and fishing licenses are provided onboard.
Are fishing trips suitable for children?
Yes, trips welcome anglers aged 6 and up with supervision and assistance provided.
Can I bring food and beverages on the boat?
Yes, personal coolers with food and drinks are allowed onboard.
What is the cancellation policy?
Specific policies may vary; contacting Fishing on Island Time directly at (561) 585-4473 is recommended.
Is seasickness medication recommended?
If you are prone to motion sickness, bringing medication is strongly advised.
Where do trips depart from?
Trips depart from the Palm Beach Yacht Center in Lantana, Florida.