Hogfish Spearfishing Charters
Hogfish Spearfishing Dives with Stuart Scuba
Atlantic hogfish season is May 1–October 31 under current FWC rules. Stuart Scuba listings show available seasonal charters; confirm current regulations and trip requirements before booking.
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This page lists Stuart Scuba hogfish season charters. Atlantic hogfish harvest is seasonal, and availability depends on the open season, trip schedule, weather and operator decisions. No catch is guaranteed.
FWC currently lists Atlantic recreational regulations as a May 1–October 31 season, a 16-inch fork-length minimum and a one-fish daily bag limit per harvester. Rules can change. Review the official FWC hogfish regulations before your trip, including current licenses, registration and gear requirements.
Before booking
- Contact Stuart Scuba to confirm the charter date, departure point, required dive certification, experience and equipment.
- Follow the captain’s safety briefing and current Florida fishing regulations.
- Keep and transport fish only as permitted by current size, season, bag, gear and license rules.
The Stuart Scuba shop is at 3317 SE Federal Highway in Stuart. Check the date-specific listing for trip details or call (772) 600-8288.
Hogfish Spearfishing FAQs
When is Atlantic Florida hogfish season?
FWC’s Atlantic hogfish season runs May 1 through October 31. Regulations may change, so check current FWC rules before each trip.
What is the minimum size for Atlantic hogfish?
FWC currently requires 16-inch fork-length minimum for Atlantic waters. Verify the current regulation before harvesting.
What is the hogfish bag limit?
FWC currently lists one hogfish per harvester in Atlantic waters. Confirm current rules and any applicable license requirements with FWC.
How is fork length measured?
FWC defines fork length as the measurement from the tip of the snout with the mouth closed to the center of the tail fork.
Does the Atlantic season apply off Stuart and Palm Beach?
FWC’s Atlantic rules apply to Florida’s east coast. Confirm the exact boundary and current rules for your location with FWC.
Can I harvest hogfish in November?
Atlantic recreational hogfish season is closed November through April under current FWC rules. Verify the season dates before your trip.
Are there separate Gulf and Atlantic rules?
Yes. FWC sets different size limits, bag limits, and seasons for Gulf and Atlantic waters. The rules for this trip are Atlantic-specific.
Does the charter guarantee a hogfish catch?
No. Catch depends on conditions, diver effort and fish availability; no catch is guaranteed.
Do I need to be certified to join?
This is a scuba hunting charter. Contact us to confirm the certification, experience and equipment required for your selected trip.
Can a new diver learn to spearfish on this trip?
This is a scuba hunting charter, not beginner hunting instruction. Contact us about training and experience requirements.
What license or registration do I need?
Requirements depend on the trip and fishing method. Check FWC’s current licensing and State Reef Fish Angler requirements before harvesting.
Do charter customers have to follow FWC rules?
Yes. Harvesters must follow current size, season, bag, gear and license rules. Review the official FWC regulations before the trip.
What gear should I bring?
ask us which scuba and hunting equipment is required or available to rent. Only use gear permitted by current regulations and the operator.
Where does the boat depart?
We’ll confirm the meeting point and time for your date.
Is check-in at the Stuart store?
our shop is at 3317 SE Federal Highway in Stuart. your charter date details identifies the boat’s actual departure point.
How many dives are included?
Contact us for your date’s duration and number of drops; both can vary with the plan and conditions.
What is included in the charter price?
Inclusions vary by date. Confirm the boat, tanks, weights, equipment and any hunting support with our shop.
Can I keep other fish on the trip?
Only if permitted by current regulations and the charter’s rules. Check FWC species-specific rules and ask the captain before harvesting.
Where can I check current regulations?
Review the official FWC hogfish regulations linked above and verify the rules before departure.
How do I reserve a hogfish trip?
Choose an available date on this trip or Call us at (772) 600-8288 to confirm the season, trip plan and diver requirements.

