Inshore and Offshore Fishing Charter Captain Guide at
Cocoa Beach Florida for Redfish and Spotted SeaTrout on The
Banana and Indian River Lagoon
One of the most diverse and productive fishing areas in
the United States, Cocoa Beach offers anglers hundreds of
square miles of presteen waterways including the Indian
River Lagoon, Atlantic Ocean and Port
Canaveral. While this area is known for dreaming about
Jeannies, Ron Jon's Surf Shop and world class surfing, it
is still a bedroom community with a laid back atmosphere.
Six times world surfing champion and Cocoa Beach native
Kelly Slater often returns home to relax and enjoy the coastal
waters bordered by the Thousand Islandssurrounding
Cocoa Beach in the Banana
River Lagoon.
Lagooner's Cocoa Beach Fishing Guides offer anglers expertly
guided fishing trips to the Banana River Lagoon and Indian
River Lagoon along with Port Canaveral and it's offshore
sportfishing waters including inshore flats fishing and
sightfishing for world class redfish and spotted sea trout
or offshore deep sea fishing for giant cobia
or reel spooling king
mackeral.
When venturing offshore with a Cocoa Beach Fishing Charter
you'll experience live bait fishing for King Mackeral the
same way that most SKA (Southern Kingfish Association) tournaments
pursue this spectacular species of "reel smoking"
fish. You may also find yourself catching amberjack, mahi-mahi,
grouper, snapper, sailfish and loads of other Florida Fish
Species while bottom fishing Cape Canaveral shipwrecks and
reefs.
Fishing Hot Spots around Cocoa Beach the Banana River and
Indian River Lagoon near Kennedy Space Center for Redfish,
Snook and Sea Trout
To the west lies tens of thousands of acres
of crystal clear grassflats teaming with large basking redfish
waiting for that perfect fly presentation. Mangrove lined
shorelines riddled with snook,
tarpon
and world class spotted
seatrout border most of the lagoon and await anglers looking
for what they hold beneath. Several world record fish have
been caught in and around these estuaries and there is little
doubt that more are just waiting to be caught today.
Adjacent to Cocoa Beach is Port Canaveral
with it's rock jetties and light house pearing out to the
eastern Atlantic ocean. Schools of Jack
Crevalle swim anxiously around the water seeking to trounce
on prey like pirahna. On the bouy line you can seasonally
sightfish for cobia and tripletail, while the more adventureous
push further offshore for king mackeral, wahoo, mahi-mahi,
sailfish and marlin. Pleasure has no boundries here... there
is something for everyone from the novice to the expert angler,
Cocoa Beach has the most fishing excitment anywhere!
Looking for information about fishing the Cocoa Beach
area, the Indian River Lagoon or offshore fishing Central
Florida? Call (321) 868-4953 and Ask for Captain Richard or
his fishing mate Captain Gina. They'll be more than glad to
talk to you in length about setting up a fishing trip while
you're visiting the area.