Take a Scenic Day, Sunset, Moonrise and or Lunch Sail on board Moonraker a 40 foot luxury Manta…read morecatamaran sailboat. Captain Bruce Jackson is the ultimate host. A sunset cruise and it was perfect! A beautiful evening sighting dolphins, manatees, numerous birds and the most beautiful sunset. Captain Bruce picked the best spot to view the sunset and turned the catamaran perfectly so that it was right off the front of the boat. Take your own wine and snacks for a perfect evening! You board at the Vero Beach City Marina. www.sailmoonraker.com This is a "must-do" when visiting Vero Beach!

From the owner: Moonraker is a 40ft. Luxury Sailing Catamaran Available for Scenic Tours, Lunch & Dinner Cruises,…read moreSwim & Party Cruises And Sunset & Moonrise Cruises on the Indian River Lagoon or the Atlantic Ocean. Moonraker is located at the Vero Beach City Marina, 3611 Rio Vista Blvd., Vero Beach, FL 32963.

Great father and son (and another father and son) fishing day. Capt Glyn Austin was great. He…read moreknew exactly what the 9 year old boys wanted and got them it. Us dad's had a great time too hooking up on some snook. Capt Glyn has been around Sebastian Inlet for a long time and it shows. He's easy going and good to talk to as well.

I highly recommend this fishing charter. My hisband and so have gone with them for years. This year…read morei finally jokned them and no complaints. I of course caught the biggest fish

Overall Rating: 4.7 Atmosphere: 4.5 | Service: 5.0 | Food:…read moreN/A | Equipment: 4.5 | Price Per Smile: 5.0 What a wonderful day out on the waters of Sebastian Inlet and the Indian River. Arrived as a walk in and the team got me signed up, schooled on jetski use, and off onto the water efficiently. Jetski was new with lots of power and cool features. Will return here to rent boats again.

Automatic 5 stars just cause I was an idiot and beached my jetski on a sandbar and two gals came…read moreout and helped me drag it to deeper water. Derp! I should have seen from the lighter coloration of the water there even with my non-prescription sunglasses so water splashed. Somehow I thought a sandbar couldn't extend so far, nearby fishermen only up to their knees be damned. The sandbar was way wide and there was just no dragging it to deep enough water with my skinny arms. And gunning the motor is useless if it's not submerged in water. I was a jetski novice, obviously, and don't know jack about it but now at least a little more than what I did. The jetskis here top out around 45 mph though just for an instant I did hit 47. Midafternoon isn't the best choice I learned as the Indian River tends to be choppier than in the morning. This didn't bother me much on the way out as I was going with the current but the waves will be rougher on you against the current. And they seemed even rougher still after my sandbar humiliation. I actually found that the ride is the roughest around 30 mph or so and if you come closer to topping it out up in the 40 mphs you'll get a smoother ride. At least if you're going in the same direction as the waves or that was my experience anyway. I rode about 6 miles from the docks and even got to check out a private little island in the river taking a little dip to cool off since I was pretty wet anyway. You might think that's where I beached my jetski but you'd be wrong. Too easy. I got a gnarly bit of sunburn on my normally pasty skin though I've had worse. I did apply sunscreen but only up to my t-shirt line and then opted to go shirtless as they give you a vest anyway. Mistake number two. My upper arms and shoulders were red as a lobster and peeled for days. I also wasn't liberal enough with the sunscreen on the backs of my hands. I had some peeling there as well. The way out was pretty exhilarating and the way back was a trail of tears so learn from my rookie mistakes if you can. I don't know if I'll do this again but I was glad to cross it off the bucket list.

Hands down my favorite charter. These guys were great and knowledgeable. They kept our kids slaying…read morefish so the didn't get bored, we brought home plenty freezer food!

Living in Florida for as long as I can remember - 40 plus years - I was never the type that went…read morefishing. It wasn't something I did as a kid and it wasn't something I did growing older. My father never had an interest in it and I guess that transferred to me as an adult. Now I have young kids and my 8 year-old son has a desire to fish. It wasn't something I suggested, he requested it all on his own. We've been fishing a few times since moving to Vero Beach. It's all been pier fishing but my son wanted more. Researching the subject, I met Captain Tim through mutual friends online. An interesting person with years of experience. Meeting Captain Tim at Veterans Memorial Island Sanctuary, my friend Eli joined my son and me for a day of fishing. I wanted something "local" or "inland" meaning I wasn't interested in ocean fishing - I just wanted to make my son happy and not "rock the boat" as they say. And since Eli was the individual who took us pier fishing, my son wanted to return the favor by taking him out. Safety checks and instructions and we were off for a day on the Indian River Lagoon. Captain Tim provided a few options and we took his suggestion at heading south toward Fort Pierce. Along the way, Tim explained the various landmarks. He seemed very knowledgeable of the area and its history. Fish were light on our particular experience - we caught enough to make two sandwiches and a bowl of soup - but it was a great experience. A number of fish caught didn't meet the minimum size requirements and had to be thrown back in the water. With that said, it wasn't about the size of the fish, but the number of fish actually caught. We caught three times as many as we kept. Six hours on the boat and we were back at Memorial Island. Captain Tim cleaned all of the fish and bagged them for us. From start to finish, all that was required was to show up at the pier and jump on the boat. Friendly, knowledgeable and polite. Captain Tim provided a great experience. We look forward to fishing with him again. And I was just joking about the two sandwiches and bowl of soup. Five stars to Get Lost Charters of Vero Beach. William E. Lewis Jr. Vero Beach, Florida

Good service and nice pontoon boat. Nice day outing in Sebastian inlet area. There are some bait…read moreshops near buy so you can get some live bait before going out for a fishing trip.

Great customer service & friendly staff. Well maintained equipment & the right mix of safety &…read morefreedom. ALL GOOD!!!

Best Fishing Charter in Sebastian! Captain Todd and crew, Brad & Shelby made sure we had an…read moreunbelievable experience. Boat is very roomy & comfortable for fishing & tours. Very experienced & professional crew will put you on lots of fish. Watch dolphin play in the boat's wake. You are guaranteed a great time. Don't forget to buy a commemorative t-shirt. If you want to get on the water while in Sebastian, this is the boat to charter.

We had a great time on Captain Todd's fishing charter (aka Capt. Smokey). We had rough seas but it…read morewas our last day in town so he took us out...and he did a great job keeping us safe. Todd and mate Brad are really friendly, and worked hard to make our day great. We caught lots,of fish and topped off the day with a 55" king mackerel. We will definitely book again next time in Sebastian.

good bait very much better then salt water cowboy which is a store that didnt live up to the hype…read moreand all of their bait from saltwater cowboy died before i even got to the inlet whiteys is a livesavor and saved my fishing trip for me and my son and they hand picked us fiddler crabs and other great bait assortments that were all very healthy and they were very helpful to me and my son and gave great places fish since we are from wyoming will be coming on next vacation.

I've been the frequent customer at Whiteys bait's and tackle and the man kept on handing me tiny 1…read moreinch shrimp. At one point, I realized he gave the customers after me many huge shrimps...I asked why the differences....he replied, "I dont want to be a butthead, but it's randomly catching". How could it be randomly 7 times in the row. All 5 DOZENS each time? I shown up at 5:30am to get some decent size of shrimps. Now I learn that I need to bring cash for tips multiple times to get some nice sizes Tips are customer's appreciation, not on discrimination who tips more. At least out of 5 times, please give me few nice sizes of baits. NEVER GO BACK to THIS BUSSINESS AGAIN. It's been 2 years I've supporting this business. If you new to this AREA, tip them to get some nice baits or dont show up at all.