FORT MYERS FISHING CHARTERS

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WELCOME TO FORT MYERS FISHING

Fort Myers is the heart of the mighty Caloosahatchee River and positioned within easy reach of Charlotte Harbour to the North and the Estero Bay to the South, Fort Myers beach is surrounded by some of Southwest Florida’s finest fishing areas and beaches. San Carlos Bay and Matlacha Pass are just around the corner, while the Pine Island Sound travels between Pine Island and a range of barrier islands.

Beyond the islands, the Gulf of Mexico awaits, full of just the types of reefs and wrecks that Snappers, Groupers, and Amberjacks. To the east the world famous freshwater fishing on Lake Okeechobee.

Fort Myers fishing is something special. With ample opportunities for those after a ‘Backcountry Slam’ (catching Snook, Redfish and Sea Trout all in one day), and one of the largest Tarpon populations in the southern USA, the city’s temperate waters abound with the country’s favorite inshore game fish, no matter what time of year. If cruising the flats for infinite Redfish schools or raiding the mangroves for the elusive Snook sound like your kind of day out, expect to call the sunlit shores of Fort Myers your second home in no time!

Fort Myers is very divers, you can experience excellent inshore, offshore and bass fishing charters just minutes from downtown. iOutdoor arranges for an offshore charter for Wahoo, Grouper, Cobia and more. Our inshore fishing charters include snook, redfish, sea trout and more. Fort Myers has it all, including trophy bass at world famous Lake Okeechobee and Lake Trafford.

Beyond the islands, the Gulf of Mexico awaits, full of just the types of reefs and wrecks that Snappers, Groupers, and Amberjacks. To the east the world famous freshwater fishing on Lake Okeechobee.

Fort Myers fishing is something special. With ample opportunities for those after a ‘Backcountry Slam’ (catching Snook, Redfish and Sea Trout all in one day), and one of the largest Tarpon populations in the southern USA, the city’s temperate waters abound with the country’s favorite inshore game fish, no matter what time of year. If cruising the flats for infinite Redfish schools or raiding the mangroves for the elusive Snook sound like your kind of day out, expect to call the sunlit shores of Fort Myers your second home in no time!

Fort Myers is very divers, you can experience excellent inshore, offshore and bass fishing charters just minutes from downtown. iOutdoor arranges for an offshore charter for Wahoo, Grouper, Cobia and more. Our inshore fishing charters include snook, redfish, sea trout and more. Fort Myers has it all, including trophy bass at world famous Lake Okeechobee and Lake Trafford.

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FORT MYERS FISHING CHARTERS OPTIONS

FORT MYERS INSHORE FISHING

Fort Myers Inshore Fishing in Florida FORT MYERS is one of Florida’s BEST Inshore Fishing destinations on the East Coast known as the Snook Capital of the World. Experience the Beautiful and Pristine Inshore waters of Fort Myers Inlet and surrounding waters known for exceptional Redfish, Snook, Trout…[Read More…]

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FORT MYERS OFFSHORE FISHING

Fort Myers Offshore Fishing in Florida Fort Myers Offshore fishing is the BEST anywhere! The Atlantic Gulf Stream-home to so many diverse fish species- curves around the tip of Florida creating fantastic offshore fishing!! iOutdoor offers Deep Sea fishing trips out of Fort Myers for sailfish, Wahoo, marlin…[Read More…]

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FORT MYERS BASS FISHING

Fort Myers Bass Fishing in Florida Fort Myers bass fishing is positioned perfectly in the middle of and abundance of excellent Bass fishing opportunities from Legendary largemouth bass on Lake Okeechobee or Peacock Bass in urban canal systems….[Read More…]

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FORT MYERS BOAT CHARTERS

Fort Myers Boat Charters iOutdoor has the best fishing Charters in Ft. Myers! Kick back and let our seasoned Captain’s navigate the dark blue waters of Florida! They know where the fish are, and can provide you with the most COMFORTABLE and functional charter to get you on top of the big ones…[Read More…]

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iOUTDOOR FORT MYERS REVIEWS

Best Day Ever

Fort Myers
★★★★★
“ I had the best day ever with John. We caught over 60 fish and I had the time of my life. He was professional and as an experienced fisherman, I learned some new tricks.”
- Safari27035350

Great time

Fort Myers
★★★★★
“ One of the best fishing charters I’ve ever been on. I’ll definitely be using iOutdoor from now on when I take my trips to Florida.”
- Carole M

These guys work hard to get you on fish!

Fort Myers
★★★★★
“ My father and I went on a full day trip with Capt Mark, The weather wasn't amazing and there were 4-5ft seas all day. We had an amazing day nevertheless catching 4 grouper, 2 monster blacken tuna and plenty of bonita in between. Capt Mark was great and put us on the fish. Would recommend them to anyone!”
- John L

BEST FISHING SEASONS IN FORT MYERS

Enjoy southern Florida’s mild winters on a January fishing trip in Fort Myers. Look for Trout and Redfish on the open flats and backcountry. Stone Crab season opens, inviting Tripletail around the marker buoys for a great light tackle fight.
Trout fishing remains very good, with Snook becoming more active towards the end of the month. The local reefs are home to tasty Sheepshead, giant Black Drum, and Gator Trout.
March in Fort Myers is a transitional month. Cobia start to appear around the local reefs, Permit can be found, and Red Grouper are caught offshore. Watch out for Spring Break crowds and windy weather.
April sees the gradual beginning of the Tarpon season, as the Silver King starts to move to the back bays and Fort Myers Beach. There is great topwater action on the flats and backcountry, with Gag Grouper, Cobia, and Permit nearshore.
Tarpon fishing really starts to heat up, with large schools congregating in about 20 ft of water about one to three miles from the coast. Snook gather on the beaches. This month is all about variety with great action nearshore too.
The weather starts to get hot and the rainy season sets in until September. Mid-day fishing concentrates on colder waters by creek mouths or targeting Sharks on the flats. Offshore, Snapper, Grouper, and Cobia are biting!
The weather gets even hotter, making fishing best around the jetties and piers early in the morning or in the channels and passes later in the day. Tarpon is migrating northwards but still very much available from Fort Myers.
Fishing for Snook and Tarpon starts to taper off around the beaches, although Snook may be caught on the flats as they travel towards the backcountry lakes.
Fort Myers becomes less crowded in September as families take the kids back to school and hurricanes threaten. Water temperatures are still warm, so look for deep holes and shade, targeting Redfish, Snook, and Trout.
The main focus for Fort Myers fishing in October is Redfish. Big ones. They start to spawn in inlets and river mouths at this time of year. Sight fishing on the flats is exceptional, thanks to very low tides. Cobia starts coming south again.
The Redfish spawn continues, with excellent fishing available. Temperatures gradually start to drop, remaining extremely comfortable for fish and anglers. Big Trout start to show up on the flats and the Snook are getting fat.