Tallahassee fishing charters
Bass on Lake Seminole, plus Lake Talquin by phone.
Book a local guide for bass fishing on Lake Seminole, on the Florida or Georgia side, from $400 for 4 hours. Lake Talquin trips are booked by phone.
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Book your Tallahassee fishing trips today: bass on Lake Seminole, plus Lake Talquin by phone.
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Questions? Call (407) 392-4593, 9 am – 6 pm. Your guide or captain confirms the meeting spot and start time with you before the trip. Distances are straight-line estimates; drive times vary with traffic.
Reviews from Tallahassee trips
4.76 reviews
Bass Fishing at its Best
Our captain was definitely a Bass fisherman, I really enjoyed fishing with him. We went out on this guided trip wanting to learn and expand my knowledge of fishing for largemouth Bass...goal accomplished! I was able to learn a lot as well as land the biggest largemouth I have ever caught. Great…
John Beck · March 2021
Enjoyed experience!
The trip was wonderful. Everything was on time and professional. Captain knew all the ins and outs of the lake and took us to his top-secret fishing spots to ensure that we would have a catch! He is also very knowledgeable about the fish we were trying to catch and what the best bait was to use…
Craig P · January 2021
Good experience!
Fish lake Ella because I had some time to kill, then walked the park. Many people were walking the path that circles the lake. Really enjoyed the park, the fishing wasn't that good but it was all close to the parking lot. It was a good time…
James Jones · July 2020
Aucilla River Experience
While not as good as going to Everglades, this venue is far more easily accessible. It has helpful signs, several miles of trails suitable for walking or biking, and local kayak and canoe rentals. There’s also free access, best to go early for birding, of course. Check with the website for opening hours.
Shane Wirth · July 2020
Fun Place to Fish
It was amazing experience, not only do you catch fish but the beautiful scenery. The ride around the lake was an adventure!!! My husband and I really enjoyed ourselves and will do it again soon.
Jennifer P · February 2020
Understanding the approach
Capt Dave was not only a great guide that was very experienced with the lakes we were fishing in, but also took the time to explain and teach us. When you go fishing, local knowledge is key and Dave proved that this trip was exceptional based mainly on his desire to make it memorable. Although…
Deon Smith · January 2019
What fishing charters can you book in Tallahassee?
iOutdoors books bass fishing trips on Lake Seminole, on the Florida or Georgia side, from $400 for 4 hours, $475 for 6 hours and $550 for 8 hours. Lake Talquin trips, west of Tallahassee, are booked by phone at (407) 392-4593.
Compare Tallahassee fishing trips
| Lake Seminole · Lake Seminole (Florida) | Lake Seminole · Lake Seminole (Georgia) | Lake Talquin · Lake Talquin | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Where | Florida side | Georgia side | West of Tallahassee |
| Main target | Largemouth bass | Largemouth bass | Largemouth bass |
| Trip lengths | 4, 6 or 8 h | 4, 6 or 8 h | 4, 6 or 8 h |
| Price | From $400 (4 h), $475 (6 h), $550 (8 h) | From $400 (4 h), $475 (6 h), $550 (8 h) | Call to book: (407) 392-4593 |
| License | Florida or Georgia license needed (16+), by side | Florida or Georgia license needed (16+), by side | Florida freshwater license needed (16+) |
| Best for | Families, up to 4 people | Families, up to 4 people | Close to town |
| Book Lake Seminole bass | Book Lake Seminole bass | Book Lake Talquin |
What’s biting in Tallahassee by season
Winter Dec–Feb
- Bass: Largemouth move shallow to spawn
Spring Mar–May
- Bass: Good bass fishing as the water warms
Summer Jun–Aug
- Bass: Best early and late in the day
Fall Sep–Nov
- Bass: Bass feed up as the water cools
What you can catch in Tallahassee
Lake Seminole sits on the Florida–Georgia line northwest of Tallahassee. Lake Talquin is west of the city.
- Bass: largemouth bass on Lake Seminole and Lake Talquin.
Size and bag limits apply: see the FWC freshwater fishing regulations.
Where you’ll fish
Open in Google Maps: Lake Seminole · Lake Talquin
Lake Seminole: on the Florida–Georgia line northwest of Tallahassee, with trips on either side. Your guide confirms the meeting spot and start time before the trip.
Lake Talquin: west of Tallahassee (book by phone).
How to plan your Tallahassee fishing trip
Tallahassee sits in Florida’s Big Bend, with Lake Seminole on the Georgia line and Lake Talquin just west of town. For saltwater, Apalachicola and Port St. Joe are on the coast to the southwest.
Florida side or Georgia side?
Lake Seminole trips run from either side. Each angler 16 or older needs a fishing license for the state they fish in (Florida or Georgia) unless exempt.
Lake Talquin
Lake Talquin trips aren’t booking online right now. Call (407) 392-4593, 9 am – 6 pm, to book one.
Saltwater nearby
For inshore and offshore fishing, see Apalachicola and Port St. Joe on the Gulf coast.
Tallahassee fishing charter FAQ
How much does a fishing charter in Tallahassee cost?
Lake Seminole on Lake Seminole (Florida) trips start at $400 for 4 hours, $475 for 6 hours, $550 for 8 hours. Lake Seminole on Lake Seminole (Georgia) trips start at $400 for 4 hours, $475 for 6 hours, $550 for 8 hours. The booking calendar shows the exact price for your date and group.
Where do bass trips go?
To Lake Seminole on the Florida–Georgia line (Florida or Georgia side), or Lake Talquin west of Tallahassee (by phone). Bass boats take up to 4 people.
Do I need a Georgia license?
Only if you fish the Georgia side of Lake Seminole. Each angler 16 or older needs a license for the state they fish in unless exempt.
Can I go saltwater fishing near Tallahassee?
Yes. Apalachicola and Port St. Joe on the Gulf coast have inshore and offshore trips.
Do I need a fishing license?
Yes. Each angler 16 or older needs a Florida freshwater fishing license unless exempt.
What’s included?
Lake Seminole trips include the guide, bass boat, fuel, life jackets, rods, reels, tackle and lures. Lake Talquin trips include the guide, bass boat, fuel, life jackets, rods, reels, tackle and lures. Not included: the tip (10–20% is customary) and food and drinks.
What happens if the weather is bad?
If the guide or captain 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.
