Please review the items on the list to help your camper be prepared and make their day at camp as enjoyable as possible!

• SPF 50 fishing style shirt or thin long-sleeve shirt; to stay cool and sun-protected

• Hat

• Sunglasses

• Neck Gaiter

• Water Bottle

8:00 - 8:30 am Camper Drop-off

Our counselors will be waiting at the Keegan Clair docks for camper drop-off. We will introduce your camper to their team, collect lunch orders, and get to know each other before heading out on the water. 

8:30 am Captain Pick-Up

After collecting live bait and organizing the boat, our captains will meet with their team at the dock. Here, they will share expectations and go over the game plan for the day before setting out for the day's adventure.

12:30 pm Lunch

Counselors are waiting dockside to greet campers at their boats and direct them to clean up before lunch. This is the time campers get to share their stories and break down the day's events

1:00 pm Camp Activity

This changes day-to-day; ranging from skill-building (knot-tying, cast-net throwing) to educational (plankton activity). On Thursdays we will wrap up our week of camp with a trip to the water park!

1:45 pm - 2:00 pm Pick-Up

What ages can go to camp? Experience level?

Our camp is designed for campers between the ages of 8 - 15 years old of all skill levels. Whether your child is an every day angler or wants to try something new, we will make sure your camper has a tailored experience to their level.

Will my child catch fish?

Short answer: yes! We work with some of the best fishing captains in the state of Florida. While some days may be slower than others, (fishing is fishing) we work hard to get the job done. This, combined with the length of camp (4 days) enhances the chances of success for each camper.

Can my camper fish with his/her friends?

Absolutely, parents can request fishing buddies at registration. 

Each boat is limited to 4 campers.

Do you keep your catch?

Epic Florida is strictly a catch-and-release fishing camp. Our campers record their catches with photos by their captain.