With Lucky Spot Charters, you'll be fishing in one of the nation's premier fishing destinations. The fishery here is incredibly diverse.
"I've tried to get my dad on a bull red for over 20 years. Multiple guides, multiple trips and year after year it's been a bust." — Mark,
If you are looking for the challenge of fishing the infamous Mosquito Lagoon, you have come to the right place! Captain Mark Hall offers the opportunity to target some of Central Florida’s most exciting game fish using fly and (or) light-tackle spinning g
Spot Stalker Charters specializes in shallow water (flats) fishing targeting a variety of great species, such as Redfish, Spotted Seatrout, Black Drum, Snook, and others. Sight fishing is the primary method of fishing when weather and conditions allow.
"Man, that’s was a monster! We had an awesome time out on the water." — Arthur,
2 Lagoon Charters offers premier inshore and flats fishing adventures on Florida's Space Coast, led by Captain Fred Pharis.
"Captain was friendly and informative, able to give corrections on technique without coming off as rude or upset, told us all kinds of fun facts about the area and the ecosystem, would absolutely recommend to anyone looking to have a fun day on the water." — Griffin,
Oak Hill has a fish with your name on it, so let Close Encounters Fishing Charters help you catch it! Having logged many hours on these tides, Captain Xavier can tell you all about the local fishery.
Hey, Capt Justin Ferreira here! Id like to welcome you aboard my 2005 18’ SeaPro Center Console, equipped with a Yamaha 115 2 stroke & Minn Kota Spot lock advanced gps trolling motor.
"What a great experience!! I absolutely recommended Captain Justin." — Adam,
Capt. Chris Myers has over 20 years guiding light tackle and fly fishing trips on the saltwater flats and backcountry waters of the Mosquito Lagoon and Indian River. One hour from Orlando & Disney, between Cocoa Beach and Daytona Beach.
"Excellent service and experience." — Adolfo,
Capt. Neal Goodrich – Fishing Frenzy will show you the time of your life on the waters of Oak Hill! Capt. Neal is a descendant of four generations of fishermen.
"Captain Neal was absolutely fantastic! He was incredibly nice, super helpful, and his knowledge of the local waterways was truly impressive." — Brian,
Looking to catch some fish in Port Canaveral? Look no further than J Fishing Charters! Captain Jose will be your guide, allowing you to benefit from years of knowledge and experience.
"Can’t think of a better spring break activity than going out and catching loads of fish." — George,
Mims, Florida, offers premier fishing experiences centered around the legendary Mosquito Lagoon and Indian River Lagoon, renowned for their abundant redfish, trout, and snook populations. These shallow, biodiverse estuaries provide world-class flats fishing, where anglers sight-cast to tailing fish in crystal-clear waters. The area's intricate mangrove shorelines and expansive grass flats create ideal habitats for tarpon, bonefish, and permit during warmer months, delivering thrilling light-tackle action[1][5].
Just minutes from Titusville, Mims serves as a gateway to both inshore and nearshore adventures. Venture into the St. Johns River for trophy largemouth bass or explore offshore grounds where summer brings mahi-mahi, sailfish, and tuna within reach of half-day trips. Winter shifts focus to sheepshead, redfish, and speckled trout inshore while sailfish migrate along the Atlantic coast[2][4][6]. Year-round opportunities include targeting snook in tidal creeks and seasonal grouper and snapper runs in nearby offshore reefs under expert local guidance[4][6].
Charters operate versatile skiffs and bay boats optimized for Mosquito Lagoon's shallow depths, utilizing specialized techniques like fly-fishing and artificial lure presentations. Guides intimately know the area's hidden oyster bars, sand pockets, and deeper channels where fish congregate. Whether pursuing tailing redfish on the flats or battling pelagics offshore, Mims delivers diverse, year-round angling across its unique ecosystem[1][3][5].
