Urban Legends Fishing Charters
A Miami inshore guide outfit running peacock bass trips through urban canals, plus snook, tarpon, shark and even iguana hunts.
Vérifié octobre 2026
Built for anglers, visitors included, who want a sure shot at peacock bass without heading offshore. The catch is the price. A short trip runs a few hundred dollars, and the 50% deposit won't come back if you cancel.
Peacock bass in the canals
Peacock bass are the headline here. This crew built its name on the hard-fighting fish that live in Miami's urban canals and lakes. Trips cover bays, lakes, rivers and the kind of city water you'd drive past without a second look. The captains are licensed and insured through the Coast Guard, list over 30 years of experience and say they're part of an IGFA world record team. A 5.0 from about 290 Google reviews suggests the formula works. Snook and tarpon trips are on the list too, if you want a bigger fight than bass.
What it costs
The two-hour peacock bass charter is the cheapest way in. It's $349 for the first angler, plus $50 for each extra person. The half day runs $549, plus $99 per additional angler. Both add $99 on weekends and holidays, so a weekday saves real money. The bigger trips list a starting price that shifts with group size: shark fishing at $799, snook and tarpon or reef and wreck bay at $849, and the iguana and peacock bass combo at $899. Kayak rentals, single or double by the hour, are priced over the phone.
Iguanas, kayaks and the deposit
Yes, iguana hunting is a real trip here. It runs two to four hours, starts at $699 and includes the needed permits, which is about as Miami as a charter gets. The combo pairs it with peacock bass. You book by call, text or the contact form, and every charter needs a 50% deposit that isn't refunded. Lock in dates only when you're sure. Google lists the place as open 24 hours, which really just means you can reach them anytime. Trip times get set when you book.
Comment y aller
- Google lists Tamiami Canal Rd but their site lists NW 7th Street, so confirm the meeting spot when you book.
Réservations
Book midweek if you can: the peacock bass trips cost $99 more on weekends and holidays.
Bon à savoir
Single and double kayaks rent by the hour, with fishing gear available. Call for pricing.
Les questions qu’on se pose
How much is a peacock bass charter with Urban Legends?
The two-hour trip is $349 for the first angler plus $50 per extra person. The half day is $549 plus $99 per extra angler. Weekends and holidays add $99.
Is the deposit refundable?
No. Every charter requires a 50% non-refundable deposit to reserve.
Do they really do iguana hunting?
Yes. The iguana hunt runs two to four hours from $699, with permits included. There's also an iguana and peacock bass combo from $899.