Mosquito Lagoon · Inshore · 2 launch towns

Mosquito Lagoon inshore fishing charters

Sight fishing for redfish, spotted seatrout and snook on Mosquito Lagoon, from New Smyrna Beach or Titusville.

From $500 · 4 hours4, 6 or 8 hoursSaltwater license covered
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Pick where you start and a trip length, and a local captain takes you fishing on Mosquito Lagoon: from New Smyrna Beach at the north end or from Titusville at the south end. Trips start at $500 for 4 hours, with the fishing license, rods, reels, tackle and bait included.

Young angler holding a spotted seatrout on Mosquito Lagoon

Build Your Trip

Pick where you start, then a trip length, and book on the live calendar.

Tell us what sounds fun and we’ll show the starting points that fit, or pick a starting point and the length you want.

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Your trip

Pick a trip to see your options and the live calendar.

Questions? Call (407) 392-4593, 9 am – 6 pm. Your captain confirms the meeting spot and start time with you before the trip. Saltwater license covered by the captain.

Quick answer

Where can you fish Mosquito Lagoon from?

iOutdoors books inshore trips on Mosquito Lagoon from two towns: New Smyrna Beach, from $500 for 4 hours, $600 for 6 hours and $700 for 8 hours; and Titusville, from $550 for 4 hours, $650 for 6 hours and $700 for 8 hours. Trips target redfish, spotted seatrout and snook. The licensed captain covers your saltwater fishing license, and rods, reels, tackle, bait and fuel are included.

Prices come from the live booking calendar.

What’s included and what to bring

Included in the price
  • Licensed local captain
  • Boat and fuel
  • Saltwater fishing license (covered by the captain)
  • Rods, reels and tackle
  • Bait
Not included
  • Captain tip (10–20% is customary)
  • Food and drinks
  • Transportation to the meeting spot

What to bring

Polarized sunglassesSunscreenHatLight rain jacketWater and snacksCamera or phone in a dry bag

What’s biting by season

Winter Dec–Feb

  • Redfish school on the flats
  • Trout in deeper holes on cold days

Spring Mar–May

  • Redfish tail on the shallow flats
  • Trout on the grass flats

Summer Jun–Aug

  • Big redfish early and late
  • Start early to beat the afternoon storms

Fall Sep–Nov

  • Redfish and trout feed up
  • The mullet run brings bait along the shore

Fish you can catch on Mosquito Lagoon

Redfish, spotted seatrout and snook. Swipe to learn more.

Illustration of a redfish
Inshore

Redfish

Red drum

On the grass flats and oyster bars, often in shallow water.

Illustration of a spotted seatrout
Inshore

Spotted seatrout

Speckled trout

Over the grass flats, good for families.

Illustration of a snook
Inshore

Snook

Common snook

Around mangroves, docks and passes. Seasons and size limits apply.

Seasons, size and bag limits apply: see the FWC saltwater fishing regulations. Your captain can tell you what you can keep.

Where you’ll fish

From New Smyrna Beach: trips fish the north end of the lagoon.

From Titusville: trips fish the south end of the lagoon.

Meeting spot: your captain confirms the spot and start time with you before the trip.

Mosquito Lagoon inshore fishing questions

How much does a Mosquito Lagoon fishing charter cost?

Trips start at $500 for 4 hours from New Smyrna Beach and $550 for 4 hours from Titusville. The booking calendar shows the exact price for your date and group.

Should I start from New Smyrna Beach or Titusville?

Both fish Mosquito Lagoon. New Smyrna Beach is at the north end and Titusville at the south end, so pick the one closer to where you are staying.

What can I catch?

Redfish, spotted seatrout and snook. What bites depends on the season and the weather.

Do I need a fishing license?

No. The captain’s saltwater license covers everyone fishing on the trip.

What’s included in the price?

The licensed captain, boat and fuel, your saltwater fishing license, rods, reels, tackle and bait. Not included: the captain’s tip (10–20% is customary) and food and drinks.

Can we keep the fish we catch?

Size and bag limits apply to many species, and some are catch and release. Your captain can tell you what you can keep on the day.

Which trip length should I pick?

4 hours is a good first trip and works well with kids. Longer trips give the captain time to move between spots and work the tide.

Is Mosquito Lagoon good for kids and first-timers?

Yes. The lagoon is shallow and calm, and your captain sets up the rods and helps every step of the way.

What happens if the weather is bad?

If the captain or guide cancels for weather, you get a full refund or a free reschedule.

What is the cancellation policy?

You can cancel for free up to 72 hours before your trip.

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