Titusville bass fishing charters
Guided bass trips on the St. Johns River and Lake Toho, a drive from Titusville.
Titusville bass fishing charters run on fresh water a drive from town. Pick the St. Johns River at DeLand (about 1 hour away) or Lake Toho in Kissimmee (about 1 hour 15 minutes away). Trips start at $250 for 2 hours, with the bass boat, rods, reels and lures included.
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Questions? Call (407) 392-4593, 9 am – 6 pm. Your guide confirms the meeting spot and start time with you before the trip. Each angler 16 or older needs a Florida freshwater fishing license unless exempt.
Where can you go bass fishing near Titusville?
Titusville bass fishing charters with iOutdoors run on two freshwater spots a drive from town: the St. Johns River at DeLand, about 1 hour away, from $325 for 4 hours, $425 for 6 hours and $525 for 8 hours; and Lake Toho in Kissimmee, about 1 hour 15 minutes away, from $250 for 2 hours, $300 for 3 hours, $325 for 4 hours, $450 for 6 hours and $550 for 8 hours. The guide provides the bass boat, fuel, rods, reels and lures. Each angler 16 or older needs a Florida freshwater fishing license unless exempt.
What’s included and what to bring
- Professional local fishing guide
- Bass boat and fuel
- Rods, reels and tackle
- Artificial lures
- Life jackets
- Florida freshwater fishing license (each angler 16 or older, unless exempt)
- Live wild shiners (optional; ask your guide about the cost)
- Guide tip (10–20% is customary)
- Food and drinks
- Transportation to the boat ramp
What to bring
Reviews from Titusville bass trips
5.0689 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
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
Had a great time, captain Steve was super cool and easy going. Caught about 19 bass and pickerel combine. All good sizes. He definitely knows his stuff.
Chris Godden · December 2025 · Google
What’s biting by season
Winter Dec–Feb
- Bass move shallow to spawn late in the winter
- A good time for a big largemouth
Spring Mar–May
- Spawn and post-spawn bass
- A good time for a big fish
Summer Jun–Aug
- Go early, before the heat and afternoon storms
- Early and late in the day is best
Fall Sep–Nov
- Bass feed up as the water cools
- Good all-day fishing
Fish you can catch near Titusville
Largemouth bass on every water. Swipe to learn more.
Largemouth bass
Black bassCaught all year, in the grass, along the banks and around cover.
Size limits, bag limits and seasons change: see the FWC freshwater fishing regulations.
Where you’ll fish
St. Johns River: the St. Johns River at DeLand, for largemouth bass. About 1 hour from Titusville.
Lake Toho: Lake Tohopekaliga in Kissimmee, with 2-, 3- and 4-hour trips (our most popular) plus 6 and 8 hours. About 1 hour 15 minutes from Titusville.
Meeting spot: your guide confirms the boat ramp and start time with you before the trip.
Titusville bass fishing charter questions
How much does a bass fishing trip near Titusville cost?
St. Johns River trips start at $325 for 4 hours, $425 for 6 hours and $525 for 8 hours. Lake Toho trips start at $250 for 2 hours, $300 for 3 hours, $325 for 4 hours, $450 for 6 hours and $550 for 8 hours. The live calendar shows the price for your date and group.
How far are the bass trips from Titusville?
Both are a drive from Titusville: the St. Johns River at DeLand is about 1 hour away and Lake Toho in Kissimmee is about 1 hour 15 minutes away.
Which water should I pick?
The St. Johns River at DeLand fishes the river for largemouth bass. Lake Toho is our most popular bass lake, with short 2-, 3- and 4-hour trips. Your guide can help you choose.
What can I catch?
Largemouth bass on every water. Bluegill and redear sunfish bite too.
Do I need a fishing license?
Yes. Each angler 16 or older needs a Florida freshwater fishing license unless exempt. You can buy one online from the FWC before your trip.
How many people can come?
Bass trips take up to 4 people on the bass boat.
What’s included?
Your guide, the bass boat and fuel, rods, reels, tackle, artificial lures and life jackets. Not included: your freshwater fishing license, optional live shiners, the guide’s tip (10–20% is customary), and food and drinks.
Which trip length should I book?
Lake Toho’s 2-, 3- and 4-hour trips are the most popular and work well with kids. Every water also offers longer trips: 6 or 8 hours gives your guide time to try more water.
Where do we meet?
Your guide confirms the boat ramp and start time with you before the trip.
What happens if the weather is bad?
If the captain or guide cancels for weather, you get a full refund or a free reschedule. You can also cancel for free up to 72 hours before your trip.
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