Enjoy Cocoa Beach Fishing For Redfish, Snook, Tarpon, and More!

 Cocoa Beach, Florida is famous for its "World Class Flats Fishing". Whether you're here on vacation or a full time resident, you'll get to experience what Cocoa Beach fishing is all about. Anglers from around the world travel to the Florida Space Coast to test their light tackle fishing skills for big fish. Florida's Space Coast is one of the top Florida fishing destinations for anglers. It offers anglers some of the best inshore sight fishing for redfish, snook, trout, black drum, and tarpon in Florida. We offer two of the top Cocoa Beach fishing Guides through this web site. Both fishing guides are local, and fish full time with over 250 days a year each fishing Cocoa Beach waters.

Just minutes from Cocoa Beach the Mosquito Lagoon is known as the "Redfish Capital" and for a good reason. Redfish, trout, and black drum spend thier entire life in this unique estuary. Most of the Lagoon is tide free and fishing for large redfish that can exceed 40+ pounds is not uncommon certain times of the year. The Mosquito Lagoon is a shallow water anglers dream. With miles of shallow water flats and gin clear water, sight fishing for schools of redfish is a challange for all anglers.

Cocoa Beach Fishing Reports Enjoy our Cocoa Beach fishing reports, frequently updated and fully detailed. Covering fishing in Cocoa Beach and surrounding waters. Cocoa Beach Fishing, December Report

The Indian River Lagoon is the main body of water, stretches from the north border between Volusia and Brevard Counties along the western shore of Merritt Island, southward to Sebastion Inlet. Banana River Lagoon, an offshoot of the Indian River Lagoon, runs northward making up the eastern shore of Merritt Island. The diversity of the lagoon draws millions of fishermen annually. Redfish, spotted seatrout, snook, and tarpon are the main Florida game fish sought by anglers.

We charge by the angler, not the boat. So if you have three or four anglers looking to fish, you get two boats for the price that other Guide services charge for one boat. We see no reason to cram a group of people into just one boat. This way all of the anglers fishing will have the best chance at landing that trophy fish of a lifetime. We can handle fishing trips for the single angler, up to four anglers.