Captain Ed Dwyer

A full-time charter boat Captain in Central Florida for 20 years. Capt. Ed has been fishing and hunting most of his life. Back in 1988, Capt. Ed made the first trip to the 120 mile weather buoy, aboard the “Predator”, he pioneered the Yellowfin Tuna fishery on the East side of the gulf stream and defined those waters as “The Otherside” Capt. Ed is know for sharing his fishing knowledge. He has his own seminar for Yellow fin tuna fishing every year and regularly contributes to many sport fishing publications including Marlin, Sport fishing, Saltwater Sportsman and Florida Sportsman, he has done several TV appearances including Sport Fishing the World, Saltwater Adventures and Deco Drive along with his own video “Capt. Ed Dwyer’s Ticket to the Otherside” Capt. Ed has fished and won or placed in many tournaments though out the Bahamas, Florida and Mexico. He also has traveled to Panama to fish and shoot a TV show. He also hosts his own Tournament out of Port Canaveral an Invitational tournament that is enjoyed by all. For years he has taken countless charter clients on the adventure of a lifetime. Now he invites you to join him and his crew aboard the new “Ticket”.

Garett VanOrman

First Mate Garett VanOrman; Garett began his Saltwater fishing career at age 13 and also holds his Captains License. He has served as a mate on a number of private and charter boats. Garett has also fished in and won or placed in several saltwater fishing tournaments including the Beau Franklin, Otherside Invitational which he won along with the Hot Fishing Circuit which he also won in 2001. Garett has also spent extended periods of time fishing big Game fish in the Bahamas, Mexico and New England along with Florida’s East Coast. He looks forward to fishing on our team and fishing with you.

Candy Dwyer

Candy is a vital part of our crew. A knowledgeable fisherwoman herself, she handles all the behind the scenes activities including booking and confirming charters, the daily fishing report, etc. Candy is a “One Stop Shop” for all of the information you will need, from the fish you might catch to how and when to book your next trip. You can reach her either by phone 321-631-3321 or fax 321-631-3351 or by e-mail ticketfish@aol.com