Sep 26, 2023
Florida's Gulf Coast, Panama City Beach (PCB), is an angler's paradise. Kelley Girl Charters, renowned for deep-sea fishing adventures, is excited to announce Deep Sea Fishing Charters in Panama City Beach. Bringing their legacy of unparalleled fishing experiences, Kelley Girl Charters redefines regional fishing trips.
Panama City, FL, Florida, United States - September 26, 2023 —
Deep Sea Fishing Charters in Panama City Beach

Kelley Girl Charters, the renowned name in deep-sea fishing adventures, is excited to announce Deep Sea Fishing Charters in Panama City Beach, Florida. Bringing their legacy of unparalleled fishing experiences, Kelley Girl Charters is set to redefine fishing trips in the region.
Situated against the stunning backdrop of Florida's Gulf Coast, Panama City Beach (PCB) is already an angler's paradise. With Kelley Girl Charters, novice and experienced fishing enthusiasts can look forward to a superior charter experience marked by the captain's commitment to excellence.
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"Panama City Beach has always been an excellent backdrop for the best deep sea fishing, given its rich marine biodiversity and reputation as a top fishing destination," says Mark Kelley of Kelley Girl Charters. "We are thrilled to bring fishing adventures to PCB and can't wait for our guests to experience the Kelley Girl difference."
Local businesses and tourism stakeholders anticipate a boost in the region's tourism appeal with local fishing charters like Kelley Girl Charters. Kelley Girl Charters has become synonymous with unmatched deep-sea fishing experiences. Their commitment to safety, guest satisfaction, and marine conservation has earned them accolades and a loyal clientele. Kelley Girl Charters operates with a vision to offer fishing trips that are thrilling, educational, and responsible.
For booking information and to learn more about Kelley Girl Charters in Panama City Beach, visit https://kelleygirlcharters.com/ or contact (850) 866-5694.
About Us: Kelley Girl Fishing Charters in Panama City Beach, FL, provides deep-sea fishing charters in the Gulf of Mexico. Their two charter boats, the ‘Lady Kelley’ at 55 ft. and the ‘Kelley Girl’ at 52 ft. are both USCG-approved for up to 20 passengers. Kelley Girl Fishing Charters specializes in Deep-Sea Fishing, Sport Fishing, Bottom Fishing, Trolling, Blue Water Fishing, Tuna Fishing, and Shark Fishing with 4hrs to 2-day trips available. The boats are air-conditioned with clean bathrooms and cater to small family trips or groups as well as large church and company trips. Capt. Mark Kelley has over 30 years of experience, and both crews are very kid-friendly and very professional fishermen who assist their guests on board.
Contact Info:
Name: Mark Kelley
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Organization: Kelley Girl Charters
Address: 5550 North Lagoon Dr, Slip 00E, Panama City, FL 32408
Phone: (850) 866-5694
Website: https://kelleygirlcharters.com/
Release ID: 89108477
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