Seasonality
Speckled Trout fishing in Orlando varies moderately throughout the year. High season is July to October. Low season is January to February. There is no closed season.
Orlando Speckled Trout Fishing Charters
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3/4 Day Trip
Six hours on the water fishing the flats in the Titusville area. Target fish includes Snook, Trout, Redfish, and Black Drum. Bring your own lunch.
This is not a recommended trip for the summer months, on top of the heat we often get early afternoon storms. .
Price for up to 1 person
US $750
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What anglers said about Speckled Trout Fishing in Orlando
Eric H.
Reviewed Saltwater Four Hour Trip
Morning trip with Captain Steven
5/5
We fished for speckled trout and red drum. Captain Steven’s extensive knowledge of the area made for a great trip. Everyone was able to catch fish, which was great for the kids. I don’t often travel to Florida, but when I do, I’ll be fishing with Captain Steven!
Renee T.
Reviewed 2hr Bass Fishing
Bass and Fun
5/5
Fishing with Cpt Dave was fun and we caught lots of Bass in 2 hrs! He is professional, engaging, and he knew where the fish were!
Grant S.
Reviewed 3 Hour Trip
Great fishing guide for beginners and pros alike
5/5
Had a great time fishing out with David. Brought my pops and we caught quite a few bass in a 3 hour trip. Highly recommend!!
RICK S.
Reviewed 4 Hour Trip – Bass Fishing (AM)
Captain Dave will land fish
5/5
Captain Dave fulfilled his promise of finding a bunch of bass and he did! We had a great time!
Jim B.
Reviewed 6 Hr Sight Fishing Trip 1 or 2 ppl
For experienced anglers only
5/5
Captain Chris was extremely knowledgeable and helpful. This type of sightfishing requires precision casting, which I lack. Chris took us all over the place in search of fish. I would totally recommend booking with Captain Chris Myers, but I would suggest bait fishing, unless you’re able to place your lure exactly where it needs to be.
