Saltwater Flats Fishing Trips and Charters
Serving Central Florida East Coast, Florida West Coast, South Florida and Florida Keys

  So you want to go Saltwater Flats Fishing Trip? Not sure what it is? Well Flats Fishing trip is a great way to enjoy saltwater fishing, without being offshore in the big wavesand getting sea sick. There are a number of Great species that can be caught on a Flats Fishing Trip like Huge Redfish, Tarpon, Snook, speckled Trout, Mackerel, Ladyfish, Jack Cravelle, just to name a few.

"Snook, Redfish, Trout and Tarpon Fishing at it's Best!"

    Here at Scott Martin's Champion Pro Guide Service we have assembled the finest group of Saltwater Flats Fishing guides and Charters in Florida. I have hand picked the best Flats Fishing guides in each area to ensure that you get only the best fishing trip. Our team of saltwater flats fishing guide are all U.S. Coast Guard Approved captains and are fully insured for your safety.
      
        "Our Charter Captains are considered the Best in each area"

    Surfing the internet looking for a fishing guides and charters can be very overwhelming and how do you know if the guide or charter is any good?  Well, Scott Martin has taken the guess work out of your decision for you. I have personally hand picked these full time professional flats fishing guides from all over Florida and I personally guarantee that are group of Saltwater Flats Fishing Guides are all First Class and are considered the best in each area.

    The experience of being on the Flats is awesome. It is like stepping back in time to a Florida long since forgotten and being able to touch a piece of Florida's natural Beauty. To the left on the menu you will find our rates for our Flats Fishing Packages, Pictures of some of our clients and their fish, and below you will find a little information about the different areas and what you can expect to catch. Contact us if you have questions about flats fishing in Florida.

	Mosquito Lagoon | Titusville - Merritt Island
	Mosquito Lagoon is an amazing estuary. One of the largest living estuaries left in the world. It is home to hundreds of species of wildlife, and marine life. Mosquito Lagoon sits on Florida's East Coast and in the shadow of the Kennedy Space Center Launch pads. Located just one hour from Orlando, and the Disney area it is too close to miss out on a fishing experience like this when you are in the Central Florida Area.    Mosquito Lagoon and the Indian River System is world famous for huge redfish, trout and juvenile Tarpon. While the average water depth of this vast waterway is at a shallow 3 to 5 feet, it has an amazing amount of large fish in it. Fishing techniques include Fly Fishing, Sight Fishing, Wading and Casting. While live bait fishing is most often best, Fly Fishing and Using lures to stalk schools of redfish and trout is very exciting.

	Indian River | Banana River
	The Indian River is Florida's East Coast Intercoastal Waterway System, and the largest living estuary in the world. The Indian River system, which includes Banana River and Mosquito Lagoon areas run almost the entire length of Florida's East Coast. The Area around Central Florida consists of Titusville, Cocoa, Merritt Island and Melbourne area and all can be reached within one hour from Orlando, Kissimmee and Disney area.    Flats fishing is an exciting way to spend a day on the water. With an abundant amount of marine and wild life around to enjoy while fishing.

	Sebastian Inlet |  Vero Beach | Stuart | Jupiter
	Sebastian Inlet, and the Sebastian River is located south of Palm Bay on Florida's East coast. The Sebastian River is a great place to find Juvenile Tarpon and snook almost year round. The Sebastian Inlet is a great place for finding big migratory Redfish and Snook as they make their way in and out of the river. Sebastian Area is located about an hour and a half from the Orlando - Disney Area. While a bit more of a drive, it is worth it. The fishing here can be extraordinary.   No matter what type of fishing you like, if you have never gone Flats Fishing you really need to try it. Although it is saltwater, it is not much different than fishing on a lake. No worries about getting sea sick, and because it is inshore, it is a lot calmer, and easier to do in a little rougher weather than it would be to go offshore.  Check out our Flats Fishing Rates, and contact us to go Flats Fishing and really get to enjoy the natural beauty of Florida's great outdoors.