Florida Fly Fishing Charters

Florida has more target species for Fly Fishing than any other place in the US! Whether you are looking for salt water, brackish or fresh water species, Florida offers unlimited opportunities for the fly fisherman!
If you’re in the southern region, book an iOutdoor fly fishing charter and chase a Grand Slam on Fly. If you find yourself in Northern-Central area, head to Mosquito Lagoon (noted species include: Reds, Trout, Snook, and Tarpon) is a fly fisherman’s dream destination!
Florida’s Off Shore ocean fly fishing is unparalleled with many species for fly fishing: Sailfish, Dolphin, Tarpon, Little Tunny, and Spanish and King Mackerel.
With thousands of miles of shoreline and flats; there are a countless oyster and seagrass beds that attract an abundance of species of saltwater fish including Bonefish, Permit Snook, Redfish, Spotted Sea Trout, and Tarpon. These species are four of the states most sought after game fish.

iOutdoor Crews are driven to provide you the best and most successful Fly Fishing Florida experience. First and foremost, safety is of utmost importance. All of our Guides are professional, experienced, and Coast Guard Certified if necessary.
Crews are selected based on their fishing success, safety at sea and condition of boat and equipment. Our Fly fishing charters will have all the fishing tackle, bait, and gear required to catch the trophy fish you want.
If you have a special lure or fishing rod you would like to use, let us know; iOutdoor will work with the Captain to accommodate if possible. A Florida fishing license(s) are included in the price. We want your trip to be a safe, successful, and exciting adventure that you will enjoy telling your friends and family about -with the pictures to prove it!
iOutdoor friendly and knowledgeable staff will answer any questions you may have; including where to stay if overnight is necessary, what fishing areas will yield the results you are looking for, appropriate boat size, etc. Whatever your needs may be, iOutdoor will make it happen!

Even though you may not be roughing the deep seas- some anglers can still suffer from sea sickness on a flats adventure. If you feel you would be or are prone to sea sickness, take the necessary precautions.
iOutdoor has noticed that taking your sea sickness medicine is best before the launch. It typically has little or no effect once you are already feeling sea sick.