Daytona Beach Fishing, Inshore Fishing, Ponce Inlet Fishing, Redfish Fishing
Mosquito Lagoon Fishing Charter
Florida Fishing has been incredible this summer. Year round you can travel to the state and catch the fish of a lifetime. Mosquito Lagoon Fishing Charter can be an awesome adventure for both or the family.
I had the pleasure of fishing with Tyler and his girlfriend that wanted to get out on the water for a great fishing experience. Mosquito Lagoon is the perfect location to do so with excellent redfish, tarpon and drum fishing.
It was an early morning start for the couple racing out at 6am. We got some action cruising to multiple different spots around the Lagoon. At first light, we chased tarpon and got a few hits but nothing held.
After chasing a school of black drum as well with no takers, we went to one of my favorite redfish spots. The whole trip was a blast to be able to fish the different locations. Tyler and his mate caught 5 quality redfish at this location.
They are looking forward to coming back and fishing with us again. The inshore experience was awesome for them and something they will continue to cherish and remember.
More About Mosquito Lagoon:
If stalking trophy Redfish in water barely deep enough to cover their backs is your idea of exciting fishing, then the “Redfish Capitol of the World” is your next destination. Mosquito Lagoon extends from Ponce Inlet to the Indian River in Titusville. It is a shallow water fishing paradise year round with one of the most unique eco-systems around the world. The Lagoon is conveniently located 45 minutes from Orlando. You can even experience the Kennedy Space Center from your fishing destination.
Come Catch Yours Today with Captain Tom Carver exploring Mosquito Lagoon .
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inshore Fishing With Capt Steve
This is Capt Steve with the fishing report. I went fishing with Scott and his 2 sons and we were going to go bass fishing but the weather took a turn for the worse so we went saltwater fishing instead and we caught some redfish, ladyfish, trout and quite a few pin and pig fish. We all had alot of fun. thats it for now for all your fishing adventures go to iOutdoor, thank you.
North Florida Inshore Fishing:
Several Locations on the East Coast of North Florida hold excellent waters for catching a variety of inshore fishing. One of the keys to getting out and catching these species is our local experts. Captain Steve is great captain to go out and experience all that Florida has to offer. Whether inshore fishing or bass fishing, Captain Steve has you covered.
When you go inshore fishing in New Smyrna Beach, Florida the opportunities are endless. Travel out of the Ponce Inlet for a productive day on the water. One of the best parts about fishing this area is the natural beauty of the scenery. Whether you want to fish the inlet right there or fish the backwaters, we can get it done here at iOutdoor.
If the weather is calm, you can possibly get out to a shallow reef and get some tasty snacks. Another benefit of fishing this incredible destination is the abundance of species. If you are after a Big Bull Redfish, this is one of the most productive areas to get it done. Sea Trout, Snook, Snapper, Sheepshead, Jack Crevalle are also some great catches that put up a great fight.
Every fishing trip will provide a new perspective of New Smyrna Beach that you did not get to see. Don’t miss out on your Inshore Fishing with Capt Steve adventure next time you are visiting North Florida!
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Ponce Inlet Fishing Trip
One of the best things Florida Fishing has to offer is the ability to explore fresh or saltwater fish all year long. North Florida has an incredible opportunity to catch a variety of species on a Ponce Inlet Fishing Trip.
I had the pleasure of fishing with Casey and his girlfriend Elizabeth traveling from Tennessee for some of this North Florida action. Elizabeth is the daughter of a good friend of mine.
The weather was really nice and we made a great day out of the short time we had. We could not find something big but we put numbers of mangrove snapper in the boat. Mangroves are similar to bream in fresh water.
Mangrove snapper is quite delicious and you can most certainly keep a nice limit. Casey and Elizabeth were catching them up to 12 inches long.
Casey and I had a lot in common, as we both have a history of racing cars. Another amazing part about fishing is the ability to share stories and experiences with your clients.
We had a great time out on the water and I am looking forward to them fishing with us again. They want to come back and explore more of the inshore fishing here in North Florida to either catch some shark or cobia.
For everyone else out there, for your fresh or saltwater fishing needs, contact us today and we will be glad to help!
Come Catch Yours Today with Captain Steve Nieomeller on the St. John’s River.
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Captain Steve Niemoeller is a full-time Professional fishing guide and Licensed Master Captain. Primarily servicing the fresh water lakes of the St Johns River, Lake George, and Lake Monroe. He also guides on Harris Chain and Lake Toho. He also has great success on Ponce Inlet and Mosquito Lagoon in saltwater catching Redfish and other species.
