One of the most prolific fisheries of the Indian River Lagoon, Titusville is a skinny-water fisherman’s dream come true. The area’s copious estuaries and seagrass flats have recently gained major prominence for its immense Redfish and Seatrout habitats, neither of them showing signs of slowing down as of this writing! Flanked by the waterways of the Northern Indian River, Banana River and the notorious Mosquito Lagoon, there’s surely no shortage of local honey holes to explore, frequently teeming with the likes of Snook, Black Drum, Tarpon, Ladyfish, Bluefish, Jack Crevalle and much more. Certainly one of the area’s most unique selling points, Mosquito Lagoon is believed to be the only place in the world where the elusive Redfish will spend their entire adult lives inshore, lack of an inlet preventing them from ever migrating out to the ocean. What that means for the avid fisherfolk though, is that only here can you expect to land a 10-pound redfish on one cast, and manhandle a 45-pound behemoth on the next! Add to that a scenic backdrop replete with a variety of native wildlife including Manatees, Bottlenose Dolphins, Alligators, Pelicans, Seagulls and much more, and you got yourself a backwater experience unlike many others along the Sunshine State’s prolific coastline.