Fort Pierce inshore fishing charters
Snook, redfish and seatrout on the Indian River Lagoon.
Book a local captain for an inshore trip on the Indian River Lagoon and around the Fort Pierce Inlet. Trips start at $550 for 4 hours, $650 for 6 hours and $750 for 8 hours, with the fishing license, rods, reels, tackle and bait included.
Book your inshore trip
Every calendar below shows live availability. Choose your number of guests, a date and a time, then book.
4-hour inshore charter
6-hour inshore charter
8-hour inshore charter
Saltwater license covered by the captain. Free cancellation up to 72 hours before. Full refund or free reschedule if the guide cancels for weather. Questions? Call (407) 392-4593, 9 am – 6 pm.
What does a Fort Pierce inshore fishing charter include?
iOutdoors books 4-, 6- and 8-hour inshore fishing trips out of Fort Pierce on the Indian River Lagoon and around the Fort Pierce Inlet, for snook, redfish and spotted seatrout, with tarpon in the warmer months. Trips start at $550 for 4 hours, $650 for 6 hours and $750 for 8 hours. The licensed captain covers your saltwater fishing license, and rods, reels, tackle, bait and fuel are included.
What’s included and what to bring
- Licensed local captain
- Boat and fuel
- Saltwater fishing license (covered by the captain)
- Rods, reels and tackle
- Bait
- Captain tip (10–20% is customary)
- Food and drinks
- Transportation to the meeting spot
What to bring
Reviews from Fort Pierce trips
5.08 reviewsfrom all Fort Pierce trips
Every time soo pleased...
I have used Bass Online Fishing Guides many times, and every time I am so pleased. There is plenty to enjoy on the trip over, and the captain and crew on board are very informative. If you are staying near Fort Pierce, it's a must for all ages.
Ruttyh S · November 2025
I'm officially hooked
Thank you for the fun day out! I'm officially hooked on fishing! Captain Steve was an excellent host and awesome to fish with! If anyone is looking for some awesome fishing, please check them out! Highly recommend!
Greg Haddix · October 2024
Great experience
36 bass in a 6 hour trip!!! Captain Bill was an amazing guide. Great personality with tons of knowledge. One of my best fishing experience ever. Ended up with a 7.7 lbs PB. Will be going back for the 10 pounder.
Mike Minette · September 2024
Great experience!
Best two days of large mouth bass fishing ever! Captain Wayne is definitely a highly experienced guide and totally recommend this company and Wayne if you are ever in town. Thanks Guys!
Mike Kemp · July 2024
Great time!
Awesome trip. Lots of fish in a short period of time. Multiple over 5lb, 21+inches. Jason is the best guide ever!!!
Gavriel Modderman · March 2024
Me and my family
Me and my family had the most wonderful and relaxing time during this fishing trip. Captain Steve was the best Captain I've experienced on a fishing trip. I explained to him that it was my daughter's Birthday and he made sure it was very memorable for her. He was so kind, patient and…
John Jones · October 2023
Bottom fishing
This is my third trip with my son and Bass Online fishing. As always we had a great time and caught some great fish including a huge 8.7 lb bass. Each time we go we seem to catch bigger fish which is awesome. It’s also just a beautiful trip out to the fishing hole. Always a easy to work with and…
Justin · August 2021
If you want to catch fish call!
My father and I had a great time. Captain Mark is a great fishing guide who will do his best to put you on the fish. He is a local of Stick Marsh who knows the waters and all the great spots. Not only will you catch a lot of fish but Captain will make sure you enjoy your time on the water. If you…
Jack P · January 2021
What’s biting inshore by season
Full Fort Pierce fishing calendarWinter Dec–Feb
- Redfish and seatrout on the lagoon
- Sheepshead around docks and structure
Spring Mar–May
- Snook and tarpon start to show
- Seatrout on the grass flats
Summer Jun–Aug
- Snook around the inlet and docks
- Tarpon in the warmer water
Fall Sep–Nov
- The mullet run brings snook, tarpon and jacks
- Redfish on the flats
Fish you can catch inshore in Fort Pierce
Snook, redfish and seatrout are the main targets. Swipe to see what you could catch.
Redfish
Red drumOn the grass flats and shorelines of the lagoon.
Spotted seatrout
Speckled troutOver grass beds; a good fish for beginners.
Tarpon
Silver kingIn the warmer months, known for jumping when hooked.
Jack crevalle
JacksHard-pulling fish that often travel in schools.
Sheepshead
Convict fishAround docks, pilings and rocks in the cooler months.
Mangrove snapper
Gray snapperAround docks, rocks and mangrove edges.
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
Open in Google Maps: Fort Pierce Inlet
Inshore trips fish the Indian River Lagoon and around the Fort Pierce Inlet: grass flats, mangrove shorelines, docks and bridges.
Meeting spot: your captain confirms the spot and start time with you before the trip, based on conditions.
Want bigger water? See Fort Pierce deep sea fishing. For freshwater, see Fort Pierce bass fishing.
Fort Pierce inshore fishing questions
How much does an inshore fishing charter in Fort Pierce cost?
Inshore trips start at $550 for 4 hours, $650 for 6 hours and $750 for 8 hours. The booking calendar shows the exact price for your date and group.
What can I catch inshore in Fort Pierce?
Snook, redfish and spotted seatrout on the Indian River Lagoon, with tarpon in the warmer months. Jack crevalle, sheepshead and mangrove snapper are also caught inshore.
Where do Fort Pierce inshore trips fish?
On the Indian River Lagoon and around the Fort Pierce Inlet. Your captain confirms the meeting spot and start time with you before the trip.
Do I need a fishing license?
No. On inshore trips the captain’s saltwater license covers you.
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.
Which trip length should I pick?
A 4-hour trip suits families and first-timers. A 6- or 8-hour trip gives you more time on the water to move between spots and target bigger fish.
Is inshore fishing good for kids and first-timers?
Yes. Inshore trips fish protected water on the lagoon, and your captain sets up the rods and helps every step of the way.
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.
What happens if the weather is bad?
If the 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.