We are in what most bass fisherman would consider the most exciting season to fish for Largemouth Bass in Florida. The early spring pre-spawn, middle spring spawn, and late spring post-spawn. This is the time to fish for that trophy Bass!

We are so excited to be receiving some cooler weather here in Orlando. ​The Bass fishing has been fantastic all throughout October and the beginning of November. Our mornings have been starting in the low 60's and warming to the mid 70's by 11am. The Bass are loving the cooler water temps. We've been consistently catching over 25 Bass a trip and catching Bass in the 2-6 pound range!

Captain Austin and Captain Dave have been on a fantastic summertime bite. Our Florida strain Largemouth Bass are no strangers to the heat. Getting an early start will help put more fish in the boat. Fishing from 7am-11am has been the best fishing time for us.

It is that time of year when our warm water fish like Tarpon and Snook are caught the most! Tarpon and Snook love the warmer temperatures which makes summertime the best time to target them. We have also been catching Redfish and Seatrout in the same areas as the Tarpon and Snook. 

Winter time Bass fishing from December through March is a great time to book a Orlando Bass fishing charter on the Butler Chain of Lakes! The cooler temperatures make the Bass fishing good almost all day long, and our fish have big bellies right now since they are getting ready to spawn. We've been staring most of our fishing charters at 8am.

We are seeing large numbers of Tarpon in Cocoa Beach on Florida's East Coast! This is one of Captain Austin's favorite fish to target due to their hard fighting nature and their ability to jump 5 ft out of the water once hooked. We've been catching around 5 Tarpon each trip and hooking into many others throughout the day. The are Snook are also mixed in with the Tarpon.

We get very excited for our clients to join us this time of year for our Bass fishing charters in Orlando on the Butler Chain of Lakes! As the weather begins to slightly cool down, the Bass become very active and are willing to hit a variety of artificial lures. Topwater frogs, flukes, swimbaits and a variety of other lures have been crushing the Bass!

September Bass fishing is all about beating the heat and working around the afternoon rain showers. The Bass get really fired up early in the mornings and sometimes in the afternoons right after our quick summer rain showers, which are very common this time of the year. We are catching large numbers of Bass in the 1-3 pound range, and are getting one good bite a day from a 5+ pound Bass. 

This is Captain Austin's favorite time of year to target residential Tarpon on Central Florida's east coast. Cocoa Beach, Florida is a prime area for finding Tarpon, which is one of the hardest fighing fish you can hook into in our inshore waters on the Banana River, Indian River and Mosquito Lagoon. We have also been catching large numbers of big Snook, Redfish and Sea Trout!

Inshore fishing the flats on Florida's east coast has been spectacular to say the least. We've been catching a lot of varieties of fish with Sea Trout, Redfish and Black Drum being the most frequently caught. It is starting to warm up so we are seeing more Tarpon move into backwater bays and residential dock areas as well!