Mosquito Lagoon Fishing Charters
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"I can’t say enough good things about our experience with Captain Mark." — Ashley,

"there were no issues communicating with the Captain who was welcoming and very polite." — Bob,

"I did this trip for my 17 year old son but my daughter who is 6 had more fun i think." — Kerrie,

"took my two sons out and one friend. was a little nervous as my 7yr old son has a very short attention span and has never been out fishing on a boat before." — Ben,

"Within minutes of leaving the dock we had our lines in the water." — Steven,

"Captain was waiting at the boat ramp with engines idling when we arrived at 6:30 for our 10 hour trip." — Nicholas,

"When you have a fantastic time-There’s NO DOUBT- “WhatADay” Charters (Father “Clarence” & son “Joshua” were so down to earth and made the tone of our trip -Super Chill & Fun!" — Doug,

"We caught more fish than we could count over the 5hr trip. Since we had no way to take fish home, we caught enough for lunch and then enjoyed sitting on a big school of just under keeping size." — Samuel,


"Although it was very hot and the fish weren’t super active, we still caught a lot of fish and had a great day." — Terry,
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Mosquito Lagoon Fishing Seasons
January
Snook fishing is forbidden in January, so you'll have to wait a while to battle the 'Silver King.' Gator Trout are frantically eating up all live bait, as the bait fish are few and far between, so this is the time to get that trophy!
February
Redfish are increasing as big schools move in, with over 100 fish per school! Grab some shrimp to maximize your chances of landing one.
March
As the weather warms, bait fish are starting to appear in greater numbers. Black Drum are starting to peak during this month, too.
April
April means one thing: amazing fishing all around. Speckled Trout are numerous and very hungry so they just boil the water! Snook are starting to move into deeper waters, near jetties and other man-made structure.
May
Speckled Trout fishing remains red hot., as does Redfish fishing. Tarpon reach their peak in May and you can catch many smaller specimens.
June
Snook fishing is forbidden in June, but you can still battle Tarpon and plenty of huge bull Reds during this month!
July
In July, juvenile Tarpon are present in the lagoon in large numbers, and you can have a field day fly fishing for them. Redfish can be hooked, too.
August
Redfish and Speckled Trout are coming into full swing, with larger specimens taking the bite regularly. Come hook that trophy Red, or introduce your kids to the fun of fishing for Speckled Trout!
September
Snook season reopens, and these fish are hungry, making them a great target. Tarpon are starting to migrate towards their winter shelters, but can still be found. Bull Redfish are in a feeding frenzy!
October
Cold weather sees Snook moving to their winter hideouts, so cast your line around the lagoon's deeper waters. Redfish and Trout fishing is as bountiful as ever.
November
Gator Trout are feeding up on bait fish in Mosquito Lagoon in November. Casting a line with live bait can bag you a proper keeper!
December
During December, Redfish and Snook school up, and sight-casting with live bait can produce excellent catches. Round up your year with a real trophy-sized specimen!