Indian River Fishing

Florida's east coast host a large body of water called the indian river lagoon that is a fishing mecca for anglers around the world. The Indian River Lagoon is also referred to as the IRL or just the Indian River by many. The lagoon recieved it's name from some of the original settlers that often wrongly called it a river. There is no headwater or major tributaries into the saltwater lagoon and it's salt content is often close to the ocean's levels. Then why did they call it a river? I suppose it's so peaceful looking it had to be called a river than it's rightful name as a lagoon.

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Fishing Vacation Updates and Information the Indian River in Florida

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The Indian River is teaming with large schools of redfish almost all year long. We've been staking out and stalking redfish almost everyday so our anglers will have a good opportunity to catch one of the Indian River's best fishing delights and score on a big redfish to either release or a slot sized Indian River redfish for the table.

We've rebuilt our Fishing Forum and are hoping for many of you to share your fishing photos, stories and angler's reports (no bragging or lying, we'll be watching HA!).

As always I look forward to hearing from many of you soon, if you need to contact Captain Gina and settup a charter please call her at (321) 868-4953 or just fill out the form on the left.

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"My brother and I took our uncle out for a nice day of fishing on the Indian River with Lagooner charter guide, Captain Richard Bradley. We had a blast on a beautiful February day hooking up with redfish and watching our guide wade us along the shallow water in pursuit of redfish and sea trout."

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Where Is the Indian River Lagoon?

The Indian River is located between Daytona Beach and Fort Pierce and is directly east of Orlando and it's theme parks Disney, Universal Studios and Sea World. Cocoa Beach is dead center on Central Florida's eastern shoreline and it's also the epicenter of fishing on it's coastline. Located thirty minutes due east of the Orlando International Airport on exit 52 is the small Kelly Park where you will launch with your guide and visit such famous locations like Mosquito Lagoon, the Indian River Lagoon and Banana River Lagoon and further south to Sebastian Inlet. The adventureous may want to visit the deep blue sea and experience offshore fishing and deep sea fishing out of Port Canaveral (four minutes east of Kelly Park). Take a look at our Central Florida Fishing Destinations page for more information.