Night Party Boat Fishing Aboard the Capt. Michael — Reef & Wreck Action Out of Robbie’s

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Night Party Boat Fishing Aboard the Capt. Michael — Reef & Wreck Action Out of Robbie’s

A night-time reef-and-wreck partyboat trip aboard the fully rigged 65-foot Capt. Michael, operated by Robbie’s, with bait, tackle and a fishing license included; fares start at $100 per person.

Night Party Boat Fishing Aboard the Capt. Michael — Reef & Wreck Action Out of Robbie’s.

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Location
Key Largo
Operator
Robbie's
Category
Fishing
Robert Eric Crews
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Robbie’s Reef & Wreck Partyboat runs night fishing aboard the Capt. Michael, a fully rigged 65-foot deep-sea vessel operated from Robbie’s Islamorada marina in the Florida Keys. The partyboat format delivers affordable reef-and-wreck action—targets include a mix of snapper, grouper and pelagic species—and a professional crew handles baiting, netting and bringing fish aboard before returning to the dock for cleaning and filleting.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

A purpose-built partyboat
THE BOAT

A purpose-built partyboat

The trip sails on the Capt. Michael, a fully rigged 65-foot deep-sea fishing vessel used for Robbie’s Reef & Wreck Partyboat departures out of the Islamorada marina.

Snapper, grouper and more
THE CATCH

Snapper, grouper and more

Typical catches on the partyboat include yellowtail, mutton and mangrove snapper, grouper, kingfish, mackerel, porgy and grunts—species commonly targeted on reef-and-wreck outings in the Keys.

Crew support and post-trip cleaning
THE SERVICE

Crew support and post-trip cleaning

A professional, courteous crew assists with baiting, hooking and netting fish; back at the dock the mate will clean and fillet your catch, and the Hungry Tarpon Restaurant can prepare it for you.

What the day feels like

What the night feels like

The evening unfolds like a focused social fishery: passengers board a purpose-built partyboat out of Robbie’s marina, head to reef-and-wreck grounds for reef and pelagic action, and rely on an experienced deck crew for hands-on help. The trip emphasizes accessible, affordable fishing—bait, tackle and the fishing license are included—then concludes with return-to-dock fish care and options for restaurant preparation.

A purpose-built partyboat

THE BOAT

A purpose-built partyboat

The trip sails on the Capt. Michael, a fully rigged 65-foot deep-sea fishing vessel used for Robbie’s Reef & Wreck Partyboat departures out of the Islamorada marina.

Snapper, grouper and more

THE CATCH

Snapper, grouper and more

Typical catches on the partyboat include yellowtail, mutton and mangrove snapper, grouper, kingfish, mackerel, porgy and grunts—species commonly targeted on reef-and-wreck outings in the Keys.

Crew support and post-trip cleaning

THE SERVICE

Crew support and post-trip cleaning

A professional, courteous crew assists with baiting, hooking and netting fish; back at the dock the mate will clean and fillet your catch, and the Hungry Tarpon Restaurant can prepare it for you.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this trip suits — and what to check before booking.

1
Budget-minded anglersA partyboat format marketed as an affordable way to experience reef-and-wreck fishing; a per-person fare is listed in the trip details.
2
First-time fishersThe professional crew provides hands-on assistance with baiting, hooking and netting, making this accessible for newcomers.
3
Seafood-focused dinersAnglers who want their catch prepared onshore will find a clear post-trip option—mates clean and fillet fish, and the Hungry Tarpon Restaurant will cook it for you.
4
Groups and social outingsThe partyboat format supports a social, shared-boat experience; confirm specific participant policies directly with the operator.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

What’s included

Bait, tackle and your fishing license are provided as part of the ticket price.

Rates

The trip is listed at $100 per person.

Meeting & departure

The Reef & Wreck Partyboat departs from Robbie’s Islamorada marina.

Onboard support & post-trip service

A professional crew assists with baiting, hooking and netting; after the trip the mate will clean and fillet your catch, and the Hungry Tarpon Restaurant can prepare it.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

How much does the trip cost?

The listed price is $100 per person.

Which boat will we fish from?

The outing sails aboard the Capt. Michael, a fully rigged 65-foot deep-sea fishing vessel.

What species might I catch?

Typical catches include yellowtail, mutton and mangrove snapper, grouper, kingfish, mackerel, porgy and grunts.

Do I need to bring bait, tackle or a fishing license?

No — bait, tackle and your fishing license are provided with the ticket.

What happens to my catch after the trip?

Back at the dock the mate will clean, fillet or make steaks of your catch; the Hungry Tarpon Restaurant can prepare and serve it.

Who operates the trip and where does it depart?

The Reef & Wreck Partyboat is operated by Robbie’s and departs from their Islamorada marina.