YOUR Fishing guide will pick you up AND drop you off right at our dock

Call (386) 210-4370 or (386) 631-6539 for information and availability.

Custom charters with with one of the areas accomplished guides are available for camp guests and others. We offer both fly and light-tackle fishing for redfish, speckled trout, and a variety of other seasonal species. With decades of experience, we adapt to your fishing abilities, interests, and style. Please call (386) 210-4370 or (386) 631-6539.


Skiff and Gear

You'll be guided out of boats designed for fishing the flats and ideal for sight-fishing here in the northern Mosquito Lagoon.

You're certainly welcome to bring your own tackle, but bait, license and tackle are included with all guided trips.

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What's Included and What to Bring

All necessary tackle, bait and ice are included. When fishing with a licensed guide, all permits and licenses are also included. 

It's always cooler in the winter and hotter in the summer when you're on the water. Dress accordingly for maximum comfort. Polarized sunglasses (preferably top-quality, like Costa) are a must for sight-fishing. Wear comfortable, soft-soled shoes.

PLEASE NOTE that when fishing on your own you most possess a valid Florida saltwater fishing license. If fishing in Merritt Island National Wildlife Refuge, which comprises much of Mosquito Lagoon, you must also have a current, signed  MINWR, fishing permit. The permit is free and self-issuing. Simply download, print, and sign it.

What an awesome place to land your first red. The accommodations were great and had a very “at home” feel. Great view, good fish, and awesome people. One of the best fishing experiences of my life.
— Daniel Fantini

Charter Rates

Trip rates vary, depending on your captain, the size of your party and the length of your trip.

For large parties, additional guides and skiffs can be coordinated.

Many guides practice catch and release only with redfish to keep their populations healthy.

Had a wonderful day. Caught some nice sized redfish and trout!
— Barbara Bertasi Diaz