Orlando Fishing Guide Service

Professional Family Fishing Guide Service and Trips in Central Florida.

Central Florida's Orlando area host some of the best inshore and offshore fishing opportunities in north America and many parts of the world. Vacationing anglers will have the opportunity to catch world class redfish and spotted sea trout as well as many other favored game fish that are coveted and pursued by saltwater fishing enthusiast.

Vacationing families visiting Orlando's theme parks need to take a day to relax in the Florida sunshine and look toward the outdoors and waterways minutes away from Disney World and Universal Studios. Just think... in the amount of time it takes you to wait in line at a popular ride like Splash Mountain, you can commute to meet your Captain awaiting you in at one of the popular and famous saltwater fishing locations on the Indian River or Atlantic Ocean outside of Port Canaveral, Florida.  Many families choose to spend at least one day either inshore or offshore fishing and another day beachcombing at the World Famous Cocoa Beach, while sitting on their beach chair and soaking their toes in the water and letting the kids frolic in the ocean waves.

Looking for information about fishing the Orlando, Florida area and it's inshore and offshore angling opportunities in Central Florida? Call (321) 868-4953 and Ask for 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.

January 2012 Orlando Fishing Report

January is an unusual month in Florida and much of the southeast as it can be the coldest month or the warmest month of the winter. If it's the latter than it could be a really good month for targeting tripletail outside of Port Canaveral. Typically there's an Indian Summer that comes sometime in January and there is a short window of opportunity to get out and pull a few fish from structures close in toward the beaches. Calm water and warm water during this month can be the ticket for incoming tripletail on weedlines and an angler only needs to know how and where to be successful in the hunt for Tripletail in January. This January's looking to be a mixed bag of weather with a few opportunities for getting out of Port Canaveral. Ask your guide to look for these conditions and see if he can produce a good day of fishing when the weather is calm enough and the temperatures are high during next few weeks. If the weather doesn't cooperate, look to go inward towards the Banana River Lagoon or Indian River Lagoon to catch some nice redfish or spotted sea trout as this is the month for those two species to start gearing up for the spring spawn and staging in traditional haunts.