Kissimmee boat rentals on Lake Toho
Rent a private 24-foot pontoon on Lake Tohopekaliga, with a free local driver if you want one.
Looking for boat rentals in Kissimmee, FL? Rent a private 24-foot pontoon on Lake Toho, about 25 minutes from the Orlando theme parks. Cruise, take in the views, watch for eagles and alligators, or fish for largemouth bass. Rentals run 2, 4 or 6 hours from $599 for your group, with fuel, GPS, safety gear and life jackets included. Drive it yourself if you qualify, or bring a local driver at no extra cost.
Book your Lake Toho pontoon rental
Every calendar shows live availability. Prices are for your whole group: 2 hours $599, 4 hours $825, 6 hours $1,025. Choose a date and start time, then book.
2-hour pontoon rental
4-hour pontoon rental
6-hour pontoon rental
A $150 refundable security deposit holds your date; the balance is due at the end of the rental. Anyone 16 or older who fishes needs a Florida freshwater fishing license unless exempt (Go Outdoors Florida). Free cancellation up to 72 hours before; full refund or free reschedule if we cancel for weather. Questions? Call or text (407) 392-4593, 9 am – 6 pm.
How much does a boat rental in Kissimmee cost?
iOutdoors rents private 24-foot pontoon boats on Lake Toho (Lake Tohopekaliga) in Kissimmee, Florida: $599 for 2 hours, $825 for 4 hours and $1,025 for 6 hours for the whole group (up to 9 guests on the 2-hour rental, up to 10 on 4 and 6 hours). Fuel, GPS, safety equipment, life jackets and a cooler are included. You can drive yourself if you meet Florida’s boating rules, or a local driver comes at no extra cost.
What’s included and what to bring
- 24-foot pontoon boat for your group only
- Fuel and GPS
- Life jackets and safety equipment
- Cooler on board
- A local driver at no extra cost, if you want one
- Fishing rods and tackle (small add-on in the booking window)
- Live bait
- Florida fishing license (16+ if fishing, unless exempt)
- Food and drinks (bring your own; cans preferred)
- $150 refundable security deposit
What to bring
Reviews from Lake Toho and Kissimmee trips
5.0690 reviews
Captain Bill took my son and I on a 3 hour at Lake Toho. We had a great time and caught some great bass. If you’re in the area and want to catch big bass I would definitely give him a call!
Eugene Keys · August 2026 · Google
We had a wonderful fishing experience with Capt Steve Niemoeller! We went out for a 4 hour pontoon boat fishing trip at lake Toho. Capt Steve is a bass master and super knowledgeable! We caught 15-16 fish between 4 of us. They were all the largest bass we ever caught. We had a great time and would go back!
Margaret Misty Winkler · April 2026 · Google
We had a great experience with Capt Galen Fugh. We are a large family with 5 kids from 5 years old to 15 years old. He was able to simultaneously manage and assist all of them for 4 hours. We all caught fish. He took pictures and texted them to us at the end of the trip. The kids said that guy was funny.
Jody Nutter · March 2026 · Google
Captain Steve was the best guide. He was patient, kind, and knew all the best spots. We can’t wait to join him again soon.
Jonas Foit · March 2026 · Google
Cold front slowed things down but still caught fish and enjoyed being on the water! Capt. Steve did his best, great day! Thanks!
Kenny Myers · February 2026 · Google
Fishing on Lake Toho
Amazing day on the water with Capt Shawn!
Graydon J · February 2026
Although the weather was a bit chilly today, Captain Steve got me into several great producing holes of Bass! I had 29 large mouth Bass in the boat over a 6 hour period, with several over 5 lbs! We must have lost another 10 or 12 in the weeds. This was my 5th time fishing with Captain Steve and I…
Aaron Largent · February 2026 · Google
Fished with Captain Galen on Lake Toho. Even though conditions were tough we had a great time. Galen worked hard to put us on fish and was easy to share stories with during slow times. Definitely going back next year.
Doug Bradley · February 2026 · Google
Steve is a world class guide, I brought some grandchildren, he made sure they all caught fish. We will be back.
Robert Barriger · January 2026 · Google
Captain Steve took us for a half day of bass fishing and it was a blast! He took us to two spots and we caught about 24 fish. We had a mix of expertise in our group but mostly amateur or beginner and he was so helpful! We had a great time!
Amber Hoot · January 2026 · Google
Always a grest fishing trip with Capt Mike on Lake Toho, FL.
ilde quintero · January 2026 · Google
Captain Steve is a great guide. Despite a temperature of 43 & 30 mph winds, I was able to catch about 25 fish including a 4+ pound largemouth (surprisingly, I also catch a very nice size catfish).4th time I have fished either him & every trip has been great & successful.
Greg Moore · December 2025 · Google
Lake Toho by season
Winter Dec–Feb
- Cool, clear days; best bass fishing of the year
- Eagles nesting around the lake
Spring Mar–May
- Warm afternoons for cruising
- Bass on the beds
Summer Jun–Aug
- Go early: afternoon storms are common
- Calm mornings for sightseeing cruises
Fall Sep–Nov
- Comfortable temperatures
- Great sunsets over the lake
Fish you can catch on Lake Toho
Fishing is optional on a rental, but Lake Toho is one of Florida’s best bass lakes.
Largemouth bass
Florida bassAlong grass lines and lily pads, all year.
Crappie
Speckled perchBest in the cooler months, around brush and open water.
Bluegill
BreamEasy bites for kids near the shoreline.
Redear sunfish
ShellcrackerSpring spawning beds in shallow water.
Want a guide who puts you on fish? Book a Kissimmee pontoon fishing trip with a captain, or a Lake Toho bass fishing charter. Florida rules: FWC freshwater fishing.
Where you’ll go
Lake Tohopekaliga (Lake Toho) covers about 22,700 acres on the south side of Kissimmee, roughly 25 minutes from the Orlando theme parks. Expect open water, grass beds, eagles and alligators.
Meeting spot: we confirm the launch and start time with you before the rental. Rentals start at 7 am, 1 pm or 4 pm (2 h), 7 am or 2 pm (4 h), or 7 am or 12 pm (6 h), and end by 6 pm.
Planning more Kissimmee fun? See all Kissimmee fishing trips, our Florida eco tours and kayak tours, or things to do in Florida.
Rental or guided trip?
A pontoon rental is your own boat for a few hours: cruise, sightsee, fish if you like, at your pace. A guided pontoon fishing trip comes with a fishing captain, rods, bait and know-how; see Kissimmee pontoon fishing trips. Prefer paddling? Try kayak fishing or our eco tours. Visiting South Florida too? See Everglades Holiday Park.
Kissimmee boat rental questions
How much does it cost to rent a boat in Kissimmee?
A private 24-foot pontoon on Lake Toho costs $599 for 2 hours, $825 for 4 hours and $1,025 for 6 hours for the whole group.
How many people fit on the pontoon?
Up to 9 guests on the 2-hour rental and up to 10 on the 4- and 6-hour rentals.
Do I have to drive the boat myself?
No. You can drive if you meet Florida’s boating rules, or a local driver comes at no extra cost. Nobody drinking alcohol may drive.
Is there a deposit?
Yes. A $150 refundable security deposit holds your date; the balance is paid at the end of the rental.
Can we fish on the rental?
Yes. Rods and tackle are a small add-on when you book, or bring your own. Anyone 16 or older who fishes needs a Florida freshwater fishing license unless exempt.
Can we bring food and drinks?
Yes. There’s a cooler on board. Alcohol is allowed (cans preferred), but the driver doesn’t drink.
How far is Lake Toho from Disney and Orlando?
About 25 minutes from the main theme parks, on the south side of Kissimmee.
What is the cancellation policy?
Free cancellation up to 72 hours before. Full refund or free reschedule if we cancel for weather.
Is a rental the same as a fishing charter?
No. A rental is your private boat for cruising or fishing on your own. For a guided trip with a captain, book a Kissimmee pontoon fishing trip.
More things to do on Lake Toho
Guided trips on the same lake, all bookable online.
