TAMPA FISHING FIELD GUIDE
Sweet N' Low: A 20' SunChaser Tri‑toon for scallop runs, springs swims and near‑coastal dives out of Tampa
A dependable 20' SunChaser tri‑toon operated by Sweet Florida Rentals for multi‑hour to multi‑day aquatic escapes launched from ramps within roughly 50 miles of Dunnellon, Florida.
Sweet N' Low: A 20' SunChaser Tri‑toon for scallop runs, springs swims and near‑coastal dives out of Tampa.
Board the Sweet N' Low, a solid 20' SunChaser tri‑toon, and set a course for scalloping beds, clear springs and near‑coastal wrecks along Florida’s Nature Coast. The boat is presented as a reliable platform that prioritizes safety and enjoyment for families and friends, with options for short four‑hour outings up to weeklong trips.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Sturdy 20' SunChaser with modern power and practical range
Sweet N' Low is a 20' SunChaser tri‑toon fitted with a 2025 Suzuki 75‑horse EFI outboard and a 26‑gallon fuel tank; with one or two people aboard it will cruise at roughly 20 mph, though speeds fall as additional weight—passengers and coolers—are added. USB and USB‑C charging points are onboard, and pets are welcome.
Scallops, springs and shipwrecks — choose your escape
The craft is used to run scalloping beds, anchor for swims in crystal‑clear springs or serve as a base for near‑coastal dives on shipwrecks and underwater structure — a flexible platform for whatever form your aquatic escape takes.
Ramp‑side orientation and hands‑on support
Rentals include a thorough check‑in: staff meet you at the launch, walk you through safety equipment and local hazards, help load and launch the boat, and then assist with return procedures and refueling after the trip so you can focus on the day on the water.
What the day feels like
What the day feels like
From the ramp orientation to the slow churn of the tri‑toon as it eases onto open water, the experience is deliberately low‑stress: a short safety briefing and familiarization, a launch with hands‑on help, then you at the helm pursuing scallops, springs, sandbars or wrecks until you call ahead to coordinate return and check‑in.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this rental suits — and where to be cautious.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
Rentals range from four hours up to seven days, allowing anything from a short scallop run or spring swim to an extended coastal escape.
Most trips begin at boat ramps within approximately 50 miles of Dunnellon, FL; staff meet you at the drop‑off location for orientation and launch assistance.
If visiting the Rainbow River, bring non‑disposable food and drink containers and utensils and note that alcohol is not allowed there. General items to consider: sunscreen, bug repellent, sunglasses and device charging cables for the onboard USB/USB‑C ports.
If you do not refuel the boat prior to return, the operator will refuel after trailering and charge the cost to the card on file, then provide a receipt.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
Can I bring my pet?
Yes — pets are allowed aboard; the operator asks that you clean up after them.
Can more than one person serve as captain?
Yes — multiple captains are permitted so long as each is legally qualified and is listed on the waiver.
Are there discounts for service members or first responders?
Yes — Military, LEO, nurses, EMS and firefighters are eligible for a discount.
How long can I rent the boat?
Rentals are available from four hours up to seven days.
Where do I meet the operator?
The operator meets customers at most boat ramps within about 50 miles of Dunnellon, Florida for check‑in and orientation.
Is alcohol allowed on the Rainbow River?
No — if you plan to explore the Rainbow River, alcohol is not allowed and you should bring reusable, non‑disposable food and drink containers.
Do you handle refueling if I return with less fuel?
Yes — if you do not refuel, staff refuel the boat after trailering and will charge the fuel cost to the card on file and send a receipt.
How fast will the boat go?
With one or two people aboard the 2025 Suzuki 75‑horse EFI will push the tri‑toon to about 20 mph; heavier loads and a full twelve‑person complement will reduce speed.