Orlando, Florida is famous for its "World Class
Fishing" located just 40 minutes
east of Orlando anglers arrive on Florida's Space Coast
to test their skills with light tackle fishing for redfish,
trout, snook, tarpon, and black drum. The
Mosquito Lagoon and Indian
River Lagoon are top Orlando Fishing Destinations
for anglers of all skill levels.
Unlike
any other destination in the world where anglers fish
the shallow flat's, the Mosquito
Lagoon serves as home base for
redfish,
trout,
and black
drum all year long. They never leave the Mosquito
Lagoon and head offshore for the migration
and spawning. They spend their entire life span inside
the Lagoons. This means anglers have year round fishing
on the flat's. While on your trip you will fish shallow
water flats through out the day in search of tailing
or schooling fish.
Mosquito
Lagoon is known for it's World class fishing for shallow
water redfish. These fish put up a mean fight, and make
long runs over the grass flats when hooked. Schools
of 50 to 200 redfish are not uncommon with fish over
30 pounds found tailing in less than a foot of water.
Anglers will also find some of the largest
sea trout in the state with fish over ten pounds
landed each year. Black
drum are also found schooling inside the Mosquito
Lagoon. The same as it's cousin the redfish they will
school through out the year inside of the Lagoons on
the shallow flat's. If you love to sight fish this is
the trip for you!
The Indian River Lagoon
holds lots of action and has many different species
ranging in size from 2 to 40 pounds! This fishing by
nature is less technical than flats fishing and allows
the angler to fish in the beautiful, calm waters surrounding
the flats and mangrove channels. The key words here
are calm water. This is similar to fishing on a lake
back home with very little chance of rough water. These
trips routinely produce great fishing for snook, redfish,
sea trout, and small tarpon, to name a few. If your
looking to do a little night fishing I offer trips during
the spring and summer months. A great way to beat the
heat and the summer time crowds.
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