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High Class Hooker Charters - Venice

42 reviews

Venice • 21 ft • 5 persons

Your professional and experienced guide is so confident that you will catch fish that all of High Class Hooker Charters trips come with a “No Fish – No Pay” guarantee. Simply put, if your party doesn’t catch fish then the charter is free (excluding the deposit). No other guide service in the area can offer a guarantee like that.

A Horizon Fishing Charters – Lake Toho

40 reviews

Kissimmee • 20 ft • 3 persons

His vessel is a 20’ Javelin bass boat that can comfortably carry up to 3 anglers. This boat is perfect for lake fishing and targeting Bass and will take you to the best fisheries smoothly. It comes with a 150 HP Johnson Motors Inc. engine, a wireless trolling motor, a live bait tank, coolers, and top-tier safety and navigational gear. It even features a Bluetooth system for maximum enjoyment.

Saltwater Spoiled Fishing–Englewood

71 reviews

Englewood • 25 ft • 6 persons

You will be fishing aboard a 25’ Carolina Skiff center console boat that is powered by a 150 HP Suzuki engine. Apart from all the standard safety and navigation equipment, the boat has a livewell for bait as well as a wireless trolling motor, which is a great help with easily spooked fish.

Lake Toho Guides

36 reviews

Kissimmee • 22 ft • 4 persons

Are you a fan of one of the most gorgeous and fun freshwater fish to catch? If so, a trip with Lake Toho Guides is a real treat for you!

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Best Fishing Charters in Central Florida

Are you a fan of one of the most gorgeous and fun freshwater fish to catch? If so, a trip with Lake Toho Guides is a real treat for you!

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Top Fishing Charters in Central Florida

Sudden Strike Offshore Adventures

78 reviews

Port Orange • 31 ft • 6 persons

29 people are looking at this charter.

2 adults

trips from $600

Nauti Diver Charters

12 reviews

Port Orange • 22 ft • 4 persons

14 people are looking at this charter.

2 adults

trips from $275

AJ’s Bass Guides

71 reviews

Kissimmee • 20 ft • 6 persons

14 people are looking at this charter.

2 adults

trips from $225

Red Fin Addict Inshore Charters

28 reviews

Englewood • 22 ft • 4 persons

8 people are looking at this charter.

2 adults

trips from $400

Strippin Lips Offshore Charters

42 reviews

Port Orange • 30 ft • 6 persons

19 people are looking at this charter.

2 adults

trips from $375

Who Cares Fishing Charters LLC

67 reviews

Port Orange • 36 ft • 6 persons

16 people are looking at this charter.

2 adults

trips from $700

Fun Day Charters – 27' (Free Lunch)

72 reviews

Venice • 27 ft • 5 persons

12 people are looking at this charter.

2 adults

trips from $575

Phillips Brothers Fishing Charters

49 reviews

Flagler Beach • 18 ft • 4 persons

7 people are looking at this charter.

2 adults

trips from $350

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Fishing in Central Florida

The Central Florida fishing scene is like the Sunshine state in general – a mix of everything. Stretching from Tampa Bay on the west, across the Orlando metropolitan area to Cape Canaveral on the east, the region offers lots of fishing possibilities. Whether you’re fishing with your kids for the first time or with a group of hard-core anglers, you’ll find a trip that suits everyone.

Red Snapper is the top priority for most anglers fishing in the Gulf of Mexico. The legendary season is open in June and July. The area also attracts anglers looking to hook Redfish, Snook, Tarpon, Kingfish, and all kinds of Snapper and Grouper. Inshore trips are the most popular, which is perfect for novices or families with kids.

The central area around Orlando is famous for its numerous lakes and ponds. You can find some of the best Largemouth Bass fishing in the US, which is the reason so many tournaments are being held here annually. If we had to pick one spot, it would be Lake Toho, as several Bass records were broken here.

The east coast of Central Florida is known for Daytona Beach, Port Canaveral, Vero Beach, and others. If you take an inshore trip, you’ll target similar species than the ones in the Gulf. The advantage of the east coast is its proximity to deep water, so you’ll reach offshore fishing grounds in less time. If you’re hoping to catch Sailfish, this is the place to be!

Fishing with a guide means your license and equipment are covered, so you’re all set. The greatest advantage of fishing in Central Florida is that it never stops. Join this year-round adventure!

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Central Florida Fishing Seasons

January

Start the year by catching some huge Largemouth Bass in Lake Toho! There’s lots of Crappie and Smallmouth Bass as well, to make the trip even more interesting.

February

Inshore fishing is great in February, especially if you go after Redfish, Black Drum, Sheepshead, and Flounder. These are all great targets for beginners.

March

In March, nearshore trips get increasingly better. Target Kingfish, Spanish Mackerel, and Cobia on the east coast.

April

If you’re in the Gulf, take a full day trip and head out offshore for Mahi Mahi, Barracuda, and Wahoo. An extended trip could also bring you Tuna!

May

Visit the flats for the Silver King – Tarpon! This magnificent fish puts up a great fight and it’s not easy to catch one.

June

Red Snapper season is on, so make sure to book your spot on time! Or take this opportunity to go after Marlin and Mahi Mahi while everyone’s after Snapper.

July

The season for Red Snapper is almost over, so better hurry up! If you’re up for something more relaxing, stay inshore for Redfish and Flounder.

August

August is the perfect time to go far offshore and target Sailfish, Marlin, Tuna, and other big game species.

September

Have you ever tried fly fishing? Catch Permit in the shallow water using this technique. You need to be patient and precise.

October

Catfish, Crappie, and Largemouth Bass are great targets if you want to take a freshwater trip. Visit one of the lakes around Orlando and you can’t go wrong.

November

Go after Grouper and Snapper if you enjoy bottom fishing. For some adrenaline-pumping action, target fast Wahoo in the offshore waters.

December

End the year by catching great nearshore fish such as Cobia, Spanish Mackerel, Kingfish, and Barracuda.

January

Start the year by catching some huge Largemouth Bass in Lake Toho! There’s lots of Crappie and Smallmouth Bass as well, to make the trip even more interesting.

February

Inshore fishing is great in February, especially if you go after Redfish, Black Drum, Sheepshead, and Flounder. These are all great targets for beginners.

March

In March, nearshore trips get increasingly better. Target Kingfish, Spanish Mackerel, and Cobia on the east coast.

April

If you’re in the Gulf, take a full day trip and head out offshore for Mahi Mahi, Barracuda, and Wahoo. An extended trip could also bring you Tuna!

May

Visit the flats for the Silver King – Tarpon! This magnificent fish puts up a great fight and it’s not easy to catch one.

June

Red Snapper season is on, so make sure to book your spot on time! Or take this opportunity to go after Marlin and Mahi Mahi while everyone’s after Snapper.

July

The season for Red Snapper is almost over, so better hurry up! If you’re up for something more relaxing, stay inshore for Redfish and Flounder.

August

August is the perfect time to go far offshore and target Sailfish, Marlin, Tuna, and other big game species.

September

Have you ever tried fly fishing? Catch Permit in the shallow water using this technique. You need to be patient and precise.

October

Catfish, Crappie, and Largemouth Bass are great targets if you want to take a freshwater trip. Visit one of the lakes around Orlando and you can’t go wrong.