Fishing trips

[aaronandterri]

Hi
Were in the uk , i posted this on the uk board but didnt get much respone, maybe not many fishermen out there!

DH has booked fishing before , done lake fishing and the disney one, this time were taking my grandad is is a big fisherman, id like to book him some fishing trips, a lake one near disney and a sea one (not anywhere that will be too choppy, maybe shallow calm waters ~what are the seas like at places like clearwater/st petes or the keys )so we can have some beach days(havent booked that part yet so am flexible on location) anyone got any reccomendations, it would need to be a company that supply everything as we cant take his stuff with us on the plane from the uk !

hubby and dad enjoyed the disney fishing but the lake one they booked was a bit naff last year so looking for reccomendations this time.

terri xx

 

[DisneyFed]

Lake Toho is a World Class Largemouth Bass Lake and is just South of Disney, not far from Kissimmee....Do a google search for "Bass Guides, Lake Toho, Orlando" and several should jump up...

I don't personally know any of the guys, but know Steve Boyd by reputation and he's well thought of...

When are you planning to make the trip? Time of year makes a big difference in both the seas and the lakes...

If I'm available, I have no problem taking anyone bass fishing in my boat....but I'm far from a professional guide

 

[aaronandterri]

Were there december 12th through till jan 7th

 

[DisneyFed]

Ok, sorry, I guess I could've looked at your ticker...my bad

Bass Fishing should be quite good as long as it hasn't gotten super cold (and that is certainly relative) by that time....

Toho should be REALLY good for the bass.....

I don't know anything about Saltwater fishing in the area, but I do know unless there's a "howler" front (that's what us bass guys call them), which is a front with really strong wind, the seas should be relatively calm..

I get home from Iraq December 5th, and I'll definitely doing some bass fishing right about that time!!!!

 

[Symans3honeybees]

My DH and his buddies went salt water fishing off the Cape Canaveral coast 2 years ago. I can't find any picture from their trip to show you. They chartered a boat and shared the cost among 6 friends. Each one of them paid around $70 for the excursion. I know that there are big fishing vessels where individual fisherman to join(walk in's) At the end of their fishing trip, the boys had about 8 huge catches. Try to search under "salt/fresh water fishing off Atlantic coast(Cocoa beach area)" There, you might find what you are looking for.

 

[isla bonita]

Here is some info

Fishing In Kissimmee Florida Area
You can get a fishing license on the internet :
The website is as follows. https://www1.wildlifelicense.com/fl/
You can start fishing as soon as you complete the registration process on the website as they assign you a temporary license number which you print out. They then deliver the license to you by mail.

PLACES TO GO FISHING:
Lake Adair (Lake Adair Park): Off SR 50 (Colonial) go North on Edgewater for approx. 0.3 mile; West (Left) on either Lake Adair Blvd entrance. Parking is on Lake Adair Blvd opposite lake side. Bank Fishing.
Phone: 407- 246-2283 Hours: 6:00 a.m. - 11:00 p.m.

Lake Baldwin (Fleet Peeples Park): Off SR 50 (Colonial) go North on Bennett for approx. 1 mile; West (Left) on Corrine Drive for approx. 0.5 mile; North (Right) on General Reese approx. 0.7 mile; East (Right) on Glenridge Way approx. 1 mile; South (Right) on Lakemont Ave. Park is on Left. Boat Ramp, Bank Fishing, and other activities such as hiking trails, playgrounds, etc.
Phone: 407-599-3334 Hours: Sunrise to Sunset

Lake Beauty (Lake Beauty Park): Off Orange Ave; West on Miller for approx. 0.2 mile. Lake is on Left. Parking: Hospital parking garage approx. 0.1 mile on Left on Miller -OR- off Miller take a Right on Kuhl, bear Left at stop sign and you can park in metered parking on Right (Sturtevant St) or continue on and take a Left on Lucerne (parking is on Right). Note: Stocked with catfish.
Bank Fishing. Phone: 407-246-2283 Hours: 5:00 a.m. - Sunset

Lake Cherokee (Lake Cherokee Park): Off Orange Avenue, East on Kaley approx. 0.5 mile; North (Left) on Summerlin approx. 0.8 mile; West (Left) on Cherokee Drive approx. 0.1 mile; North (Right) on Cherokee Circle. Parallel parking available around lake. Bank Fishing. Phone: 407-246-2283
Hours: 5:00 a.m. - Sunset

Clear Lake (L. Claudia Allen Park): Off John Young Parkway (423) go West on Columbia St. for approx. 0.2 mile; Left on Mabel Butler for approx. 0.4 mile. Park is straight ahead at end of Mabel Butler. Pier at end of park near bridge. Aeration in the canal. Fishing Pier, Bank Fishing. Shelters. Restrooms.
Phone: 407-246-2283 Hours: 7:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m

Fishing In Kissimmee Florida Area

Clear Lake (George Barker Park): Off 441 go West on Gore St approx. 0.5 mile; South (Left) on Tampa for 0.1 mile; West (Right) on Gore for 0.1 mile. Park entrance ahead on Left. Boat Ramp, Fishing Pier, Bank Fishing, and other activities such as walks, playgrounds, etc. Restrooms. Phone: 407-246-2283 Hours: 6:00 a.m. - 11:00 p.m

Lake Como (Lake Como Park): Off SR 50 (Colonial) go South on Bumby approx. 1.2 mile. Bumby forms a circle around lake. No parking around lake, use one of the radial side streets. Bank Fishing. Phone: 407- 246-2283 Hours: 6:00 a.m.-11:00 pm.

Lake Concord (Don Dudley Park): Off SR 50 (Colonial) go North on Edgewater approx. 0.2 mile. Lake is on Right. No parking around lake, must walk from Lake Adair Blvd. Bank Fishing. Phone: 407- 246-2283
Hours: 6:00 a.m.-11:00 p.m.

Lake Davis (Lake Davis Park): Off Orange Ave; East on Kaley approx. 0.5 mile; North (Left) on Summerlin approx. 0.6 mile; Right on Lake Davis Drive. Parallel parking available around lake except in a few posted areas near intersection around Summerlin. Bank Fishing. Phone: 407-246-2283
Hours: 6:00 a.m. - 11:00 p.m.

Lake Dot (Lake Dot Park): On South side of SR 50 (Colonial) 0.5 mile West of I-4 overpass. Bank Fishing. Phone: 407-246-2283 Hours: 5:00 a.m. - Sunset

 

[artesian]

http://www.hawghunter.net/

I used this service earlier this year with no issues. Lake Toho is a reasonable distance from WDW. 30 mins or so. I haven't fished Toho in a few years but it is rated as a good lake. If you have a car and are willing to drive you may want to consider Stick Marsh or Farm13.

 

[DisneyFed]

I like stick marsh, but that drive down the dirt/gravel road to get in there is tough on the boat.....

 

[Ed J]

doup

 

[Ed J]

I've fished with Brent a few times and have caught both tarpon and red fish at Indian river (salt water).

He picks you up at your Orlando accommodations and supplies everything you need to catch fish (I bring my own tackle as I'll fish at our resort,but you don't need to).

It's inshore (not rough as you requested) and the warm out-flow of the local power plants make it so if the weather is bad the fish will still bite.

http://www.firststrikebass.com/

I'd recommend him.

 

[artesian]

I like stick marsh, but that drive down the dirt/gravel road to get in there is tough on the boat.....

It a dust storm if you're behind another car. i know what you mean