Banana River Fishing Guide

Taking a fishing trip with a guide during your Banana River Fishing Guide for redfish, trout, snook or tarpon is one of the most exciting ways to spend a day in the great outdoors. The Banana River lagoon is one of the most diverse and exciting lagoons to fish in our nation and it's not uncommon to catch all four of our prominent species in one outing. While visiting our lagoon and letting a fishing guide take you out you'll often see manatees, porpoise or dolphin, bald eagles and other wildlife on or around the Banana River.

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Banana River Fishing Guide Updates

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All winter long we wait for the big Banana River trout to make their showing and spawn so I can guide my customers to a successful day of fishing on the clear lagoons around Cocoa Beach and Merritt Island. We are often treated with a bonus fish called snook during the warmer weather, which is an excellent table fish (probably the best in the lagoon). Small snook are abundant and easily caught when the weather starts to warm around may and the Banana River and it's canals are a great place to start looking for some great action on fly and artificials. When guiding on the Banana River lagoon for snook and other fish, I often find that live bait will attract bites from larger fish of the species.

We've rebuilt our Florida 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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"We had a great day of fishing with Captain Richard of Lagooner Fishing Guides this spring with our little family member Harley. Richard showed us how to catch bait in a cast net and then took us to clear seagrass flat where we caught snook and jacks. It was a blast and we look forward to fishing on the Banana River again next year when we come back with Banana River Fishing Guide Captain Richard.

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Where Is The Banana River Lagoon?

The Banana River is located on the eastern shoreline of Merritt Island and west of Cocoa Beach Florida. If you continued north on the Banana River you'd end up on Kennedy Space Center and just below the Mosquito Lagoon east of Tituville. Anglers find it's easy to get to the Banana River and find their fishing guide by following SR 528 to Merritt Island exit 52 and Kelly Park's boat ramp immediatly south. You'll find no better fishing on the East Coast of the United States than the Banana River lagoon and it's adjacent waterways.