Hooked On Adventure
Trip Details
All trips come fully outfitted — no gear, no problem. We provide top-quality fly rods, custom-tied flies, spinning rods, lures, bait (if needed), fishing licenses, ice, water, and a cooler to stash your own snacks and drinks.
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Duration & Pricing
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Half Day (4 Hours) - $450
Book NowA great choice for anglers short on time but eager to hook into redfish or trout. We’ll focus on high-probability spots close to the launch to maximize your time on the water. Perfect for early morning or evening sessions with steady action and beautiful scenery.
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3/4 Day Trip (6 Hours) - $600
Book NowThis trip gives you extra time to explore more flats and chase multiple species like redfish, trout, snook, and even juvenile tarpon. It’s a solid middle ground — long enough to settle in and still leave time for lunch plans. Great for anglers who want a bit more variety and adventure.
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Full Day Trip (8 Hours) - $800
Book NowFor those who want the full experience, this trip gives us time to cover serious water and chase the slam. We’ll adjust to conditions, switch up gear if needed, and dial in your best chance at that bucket-list fish. Ideal for dedicated anglers ready to make a day of it.
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Important Booking Info
The Big Four
Redfish
Redfish are the undisputed stars of the Mosquito Lagoon flats. Known for their coppery color and trademark black tail spot, they cruise the shallow grass and mudflats tailing for crabs and shrimp. Sight-fishing for redfish in skinny water is a visual thrill, and once hooked, they put up a determined, bulldog-style fight. They're strong, stubborn, and love to test your drag — a favorite for both fly and spin anglers.
Spotted Sea Trout
Spotted sea trout are ambush predators often found lurking along grass beds, drop-offs, and sandy potholes, especially during low-light hours. While they’re known for aggressive topwater strikes, trout also readily hit soft plastics and live bait. They’re fast, flashy fighters with sharp gill plates and plenty of head shakes. Larger “gator” trout are prized catches, and the Indian River is one of the best places in Florida to find them.
Snook
Snook are smart, strong, and incredibly fun to catch — especially in warmer months when they push into the northern stretches of the Indian River. These fish love structure, current, and ambush points, making docks, mangroves, and shadow lines prime territory. When hooked, they explode into acrobatic runs and have a nasty habit of darting into cover. Snook demand accurate casting and a bit of finesse, but the reward is well worth the challenge.
Tarpon
Tarpon are the silver kings of the lagoon, showing up seasonally in channels, basins, and deeper pockets of the Indian River system. Known for their explosive jumps, aerial acrobatics, and pure brute strength, tarpon are bucket-list fish for good reason. Juveniles (20–40 lbs) are often targeted in backwaters and are perfect for light tackle or fly. Hooking into one is a rush — landing it is a memory you won’t forget.
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