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Kissimmee fishing charters

Lake Toho bass, right in town.

Book a local guide for largemouth bass on Lake Toho, East Lake Toho or Lake Kissimmee, or a pontoon or crappie trip on Lake Toho. Lake Toho bass trips start at $250 for 2 hours, an easy fit between park days. Pontoon and crappie trips start at $500.

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Kissimmee Fishing Charters: Kids holding a Lake Toho largemouth bass on a Kissimmee fishing trip

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Questions? Call (407) 392-4593, 9 am – 6 pm. Your guide confirms the boat ramp and start time with you before the trip. Distances are straight-line estimates; drive times vary with traffic.

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What Kissimmee fishing charters can you book?

iOutdoors books guided largemouth bass trips on Lake Toho (Lake Tohopekaliga), East Lake Toho and Lake Kissimmee, plus pontoon and crappie trips on Lake Toho. Lake Toho bass trips start at $250 for 2 hours. Four-hour bass trips start at $325 on Lake Toho and East Lake Toho and $350 on Lake Kissimmee. Pontoon and crappie trips start at $500. Trips include the guide, boat, fuel, rods, reels and tackle. Each angler 16 or older needs a Florida freshwater fishing license.

Prices come from the live booking calendar.

Bass, pontoon or crappie?

BassPontoonCrappie
WhereLake Toho, East Lake Toho, Lake KissimmeeLake TohoLake Toho
BoatBass boat, up to 4 peoplePontoon, more roomPontoon
Main fishLargemouth bassLargemouth bassCrappie (speckled perch)
Trip lengths2–8 hours on Lake Toho; 4, 6, 8 hours elsewhere4, 6, 8 hours4 or 6 hours
PriceFrom $250From $500From $500
Best forTrophy bass, first-timers, families up to 4Families and groups who want room to moveCrappie season, about November to March
Book bassBook pontoonBook crappie

Reviews from Kissimmee trips

5.0793 reviews

★★★★★

We caught 15 to 20 fish on our 4 hour trip Capt Galen fugh was a chill dude so vibes were good and we got some big bass some gar a dogfish and a few pickles all in all im sure we'll be back

Kevin cressley · October 2026 · Google

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We had such a great time on our fishing trip! My sister, my 11-year-old nephew, and I all had an amazing experience. Captain Galen was absolutely wonderful from start to finish!What stood out the most was how great he was with my nephew. He took the time to show him what to do, helped him along the…

Stacey Horbatak · October 2026 · Google

★★★★★

We had a great day! Captain Ray was fantastic, he shared his knowledge of the lakes with me. It was exactly what I was looking for!

Brad Fiske · September 2026 · Google

★★★★★

Ray was great! Very knowledgeable, easy to communicate with. Eager to help beginners. Will definitely use again.

Kenneth Kisel · August 2026 · Google

★★★★★

Another great trip with Capt. Shawn , best guide on the lake , if you’re trying to catch fish go out with Shawn , incredible action on the smallmouth bass , thanks Capt !

Antonio Dominguez · August 2026 · Google

★★★★★

Chris was very helpful and ensured we had a great trip

Steve Burke · August 2026 · Google

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Captain Shawn Was absolutely amazing. He was knowledgeable, friendly, and he was terrific with my grandson. We caught some very, very large fish cause he knew all of the little nooks and crannies where the fish hid. I would definitely go out with him again I highly recommend him.

Bill Hickey · August 2026 · Google

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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 truly unforgettable time on the lake fishing with Captain Shawn!

Dom R · August 2026 · Google

★★★★★

Captain Shawn was fabulous! Very knowledgeable and helpful! Will book again.

Lisa Keleshian · July 2026 · Google

★★★★★

Captain Shawn was amazing. Great fishing! I’ve fished this lake for as long as I can remember and never had a day like today! I’ve taken my son on a lot of fishing trips and he can’t stop talking about Captain Shawn.

Len Biko · July 2026 · Google

★★★★★

Our group (4 adults, 1 child) had a great four-hour morning fishing session with Paul. We were on the fish immediately and landed a 7 lb largemouth bass.Paul was an absolute gent from the start. A friendly welcome onto the boat, patient and very engaging with my son. Quick to unhook and bait up our…

Aidan Gray · July 2026 · Google

What's biting by season in Kissimmee

Full Kissimmee fishing calendar

Winter Dec–Feb

  • Bass: Big bass move shallow to spawn: trophy season
  • Crappie: At their best; specks school in open water

Spring Mar–May

  • Bass: The spawn wraps up and post-spawn bass feed on grass edges
  • Crappie: Crappie season winds down in early spring

Summer Jun–Aug

  • Bass: Early-morning topwater and schooling bass; fish early before the heat
  • Crappie: Slower in the summer heat; bass and pontoon trips are the better pick

Fall Sep–Nov

  • Bass: Bass feed up as the water cools
  • Crappie: Crappie start to school again by late fall

What fish can you catch in Kissimmee?

Kissimmee is freshwater country:

  • Largemouth bass: the main target all year on Lake Toho, East Lake Toho and Lake Kissimmee. See Lake Toho fishing.
  • Crappie (speckled perch): best in the cooler months, on Lake Toho crappie trips.
  • Bowfin: a hard-fighting bonus catch, usually released.

Want saltwater? Orlando trips include inshore and offshore fishing on the coast, about an hour east.

Illustration of a largemouth bass
Bass trips

Largemouth bass

Florida bass

The main target on Lake Toho and the lakes around Kissimmee, all year. Big fish move shallow to spawn in winter and early spring.

Illustration of a black crappie
Crappie trips

Black crappie

Speckled perch

Best in the cooler months. Lake Toho crappie trips run on a pontoon boat.

Illustration of a bowfin
Bonus catch

Bowfin

Mudfish

Hard-fighting fish of the marsh and grass. Usually released.

Seasons, size and bag limits apply: see the FWC freshwater fishing regulations.

Where you'll fish

Open in Google Maps: Lake Toho · East Lake Toho · Lake Kissimmee

Lake Toho runs along Kissimmee's lakefront and is where bass, pontoon and crappie trips fish. East Lake Toho is next door in St. Cloud, and Lake Kissimmee is a larger lake to the south. Your guide confirms the boat ramp and start time with you before the trip.

Coast trips: for inshore or offshore saltwater fishing, see Orlando fishing charters. Those trips run about an hour east.

Planning a fishing trip in Kissimmee

Kissimmee sits on the north shore of Lake Toho, a short drive from the theme parks. That makes it one of the easiest places in Central Florida to fit a bass trip into a vacation, whether you have two hours or a full day.

Bass, pontoon or crappie: how to choose

Choose a bass trip for Florida largemouth bass; bass boats take up to 4 people, which suits families and first-timers. Choose a pontoon trip on Lake Toho if your group wants more room and seats. Choose a crappie trip in the cooler months, when speckled perch school on Lake Toho.

Short on time?

Lake Toho bass trips come in 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 and 8 hours. A 2- or 3-hour trip, from $250, fits easily between park days.

The best time of year

Bass bite all year. Winter and early spring are trophy season, when big bass move shallow to spawn, and crappie are best from about November to March. In summer, fish early in the morning before the heat. The Kissimmee fishing calendar has the month-by-month details.

Good to know before you book

  • Licenses: each angler 16 or older needs a Florida freshwater fishing license unless exempt.
  • Group size: bass boats take up to 4 people. Pontoons have more room for bigger groups.
  • Weather: if the guide cancels for weather, you get a full refund or a free reschedule.
  • Cancellation: free up to 72 hours before your trip.

Kissimmee fishing questions

How much does a fishing charter in Kissimmee cost?

Lake Toho bass trips start at $250 for 2 hours. Four-hour bass trips start at $325 on Lake Toho and East Lake Toho and $350 on Lake Kissimmee. Pontoon and crappie trips on Lake Toho start at $500. The booking calendar shows the exact price for your date and trip.

How far is Lake Toho from Disney World?

Lake Toho is in Kissimmee, a short drive from the Disney area. In Build Your Trip, pick where you are staying to see the distance to each lake.

Can I go fishing between theme park days?

Yes. Lake Toho bass trips start at 2 hours, so a morning on the water still leaves the rest of the day free.

Do I need a fishing license?

Yes, these are freshwater trips. Each angler 16 or older needs a Florida freshwater fishing license unless exempt.

What's included in a Kissimmee fishing charter?

The guide, boat, fuel, life jackets, rods, reels, tackle and artificial lures. Not included: the fishing license, live shiners if you want them, the guide's tip (10–20% is customary), food and drinks.

Are fishing trips good for kids and first-timers?

Yes. Bass trips take up to 4 people and suit families and first-timers, and a pontoon gives a bigger group more room. The guide sets up the rods and helps every step of the way.

When is crappie season on Lake Toho?

Crappie are best in the cooler months, about November to March. Lake Toho crappie trips run on a pontoon boat.

What happens if the weather is bad?

If the 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.

When is the best time to fish in Kissimmee?

Bass bite all year. Winter and early spring are trophy season, when big bass move shallow to spawn. In summer, the best fishing is early in the morning.

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