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Great day on the water. Boat is spacious with plenty of storage. Owner was on-time, friendly and good communication.
Douglas
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Matt was fantastic! The boat was in great shape and we had a fantastic time! Can’t wait to book again!
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Englewood’s Most Popular Experiences
Start your journey on your Englewood boat rental at Blind Pass Park.
Blind Pass Park
Blind Pass Park is a perfect place to find all kinds of unique shells. Blind Pass, also known as Middle Beach, offers Gulf-to-bay access with thousands of feet of beach. You will find a nature trail across the road on the bay through a dense mangrove forest and there is also a convenient fishing dock there.
Fish the Wrecks
Try throwing some lines out for amberjack, cobia, or barracuda. Englewood has several submerged wrecks that lie just offshore, which provide good living conditions for these types of fish and so many others.
Manasota Key
Manasota Key is on the barrier island where the Englewood beaches are. All Gulf beaches can be accessed except for Stump Pass State Park on the south end, Charlotte County Park, Sarasota County Park, and Manasota Beach Sarasota County Park. You will find that the beach offers nearly thirty miles to explore.
Englewood’s Best Bodies of Water
Lemon Bay
Lemon Bay extends nearly thirty miles from Sarasota County Park down to the Gasparilla Swing Bridge at the south end. The Intracoastal Waterway runs its full length and it is well marked to keep boats in the channel. Lemon Bay is full of over 250 different species of fish.
Charlotte Harbor
Charlotte Harbor is long and broad, with plenty of wading birds in the area. Charlotte Harbor is the second-largest harbor on the Gulf of Mexico after Tampa Bay. It extends up the Myakka River, the Peace River, the Caloosahatchee River down beyond Fort Myers and out to Sanibel Island, and up along the Barrier Islands.
Turtle Bay
Sail your Englewood boat rental over to Turtle Bay, which is usually loaded with fish and sometimes very choppy waters. You might want to try some fishing here near the mangroves, but don’t forget a big can of bug spray.
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Boat rentals in Englewood Florida start at $38/hour.
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