Fort Myers, Florida (October 16, 2013) – Catch Me If U Can Fishing Charters is offering their newly redone Morgan 24' boat for tourists who want to enjoy a nice Fort Myers fishing trip. The revamped boat features both the comfort and functionality that is essential in every fishing adventure.

With more than a handful of different features and amenities, the Morgan 24' is considered by many as the ultimate fishing vessel. It features a 10-foot beam that gives the boat exceptional stability, even allowing it to float in shallow areas, with only as much as ten inches of water. It also has a full tower, which through the additional height it provides, gives an improved view of the water and allows angers to scout fish more effectively.

The Morgan 24' can seat up to six fishers, with plenty of extra space for leg room and storage. The boat also offers a wide T-top that provides a comfortable amount of shade for the passengers. Along with the Morgan 24', fishers also have the option of using Catch Me If U Can's upgraded 2008 Custom Lake N Bay boat for their fishing trip. The boat is considered a versatile choice when going on fishing charters in Sanibel Island.

Regarded as one of the most remarkable destinations on the Gulf of Mexico in Southwest Florida, Sanibel Island offers prime inshore and back country fishing charters. Through the professional fishing charters of Catch Me If You Can, fishers can enjoy visiting the waters off the Fort Myers region, which is full of marine life such as tarpon, snook, redfish, trout, mackerel, jacks, bluefish, ladyfish, shark, cobia, black drum and snapper.

For booking information and general details, interested fishers can visit www.CatchMeIfUCanFishingCharters.com.

About Catch Me If U Can Fishing Charters

Based in Fort Myers, the company specializes in providing professional boating and fishing charters for visitors looking to explore the Sanibel and Captiva Islands, as well as other waters found in Fort Myers. Some of the activities that may come with their charter services include wildlife sightseeing, boating adventures, and shelling.