Guided South Florida Fishing Experiences

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    Geaux Fishing

    Five Waters. One Captain.

    Pick the trip that calls you

    From legendary Lake Okeechobee to the peacock bass of Tamiami Trail, choose productive South Florida water and compare every available trip.

    Captain Johnathan Jones holding a big largemouth bass on the Lake Osborne chain
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    Lake Worth Beach, FL

    Lake Osborne/Ida Chain

    1996 Center Dr, Lake Worth Beach, FL 33461

    A chain of connected lakes and canals in Palm Beach County with plenty of shoreline cover, docks, and grass. It's a great choice when you want steady action close to the coast.

    Target species
    Largemouth bass, with peacock bass in the warmer months
    Best season
    Fall through spring, with low-light summer trips
    How we fish it
    Topwater and swimbaits on grass edges and seawalls, soft plastics around docks and canal connections
    Guests
    2 max
    Trip
    5–12 hrs
    Angler holding two giant largemouth bass at night on Headwaters Lake
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    Fellsmere, FL

    Headwaters Lake Bass Fishing

    16955 Fellsmere Grade Rd, Fellsmere, FL 32948

    A newer reservoir in Fellsmere, managed as a trophy bass fishery. Expect standing timber, thick vegetation, and a real shot at the biggest fish of your life. We release the bass we catch here.

    Target species
    Trophy largemouth bass
    Best season
    Late fall through spring for big fish, early mornings in summer
    How we fish it
    Flipping and pitching heavy cover, swimbaits, and big worms along submerged timber and grass
    Guests
    2 max
    Trip
    5–12 hrs
    Angler on the bow of a bass boat holding a largemouth bass on Lake Okeechobee
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    Okeechobee, FL

    Lake Okeechobee

    Okeechobee, FL 34974

    Florida's biggest lake and one of the most famous bass fisheries in the country. Miles of grass, reeds, and lily pads hold fish all year, and the winter season is legendary.

    Target species
    Largemouth bass
    Best season
    November through March is prime time, with strong fall and spring fishing
    How we fish it
    Moving baits and topwater on outside grass lines, flipping reeds and mats, and soft plastics on spawning flats in winter
    Guests
    2 max
    Trip
    5–12 hrs
    Angler in a camo hoodie holding up a largemouth bass along the Tamiami Trail
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    $600

    Miami, FL

    Tamiami Trail (Bass, Peacocks, Tarpon)

    5334 FL-90, Miami, FL 33185

    The canals along the Tamiami Trail on the edge of the Everglades offer mixed-bag fishing: largemouth, hard-hitting peacock bass, and rolling tarpon, often all in the same day.

    Target species
    Largemouth bass, peacock bass, and juvenile tarpon
    Best season
    Peacocks and tarpon are best in the warm months; largemouth fish well all year
    How we fish it
    Small jerkbaits, topwater plugs, and soft plastics along canal edges, culverts, and drop-offs
    Guests
    2 max
    Trip
    5–12 hrs
    Smiling angler holding a largemouth bass on the Port St. Lucie canals at dusk
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    Port St. Lucie, FL

    Port St. Lucie Canal System

    500 SE Oakridge Dr, Port St. Lucie, FL 34984

    A network of residential and drainage canals with current, culverts, and structure that hold bass all year. It's easy to reach and productive when the water is moving.

    Target species
    Largemouth bass
    Best season
    Fall through spring, plus early and late in summer
    How we fish it
    Topwater and spinnerbaits near current and structure, soft plastics along shaded banks
    Guests
    2 max
    Trip
    5–12 hrs

    Dates & Availability

    Ready when you are

    Every experience starts at $600, welcomes up to two guests, and offers trips from five to twelve hours. Open booking to compare destinations, dates, and trip lengths in one place.

    Angler holding a heavy largemouth bass on a canal bank at dusk in South Florida

    Show Up & Cast Off

    What's on the boat

    Rods, reels, tackle, and guidance are covered. You bring food, drinks, sun protection, and a cooler for anything you keep. Licensing depends on the water we fish — ask when you book and we'll tell you exactly what you need.

    Angler holding four largemouth bass on a boat deck during a night fishing trip
    Angler lowering a largemouth bass into a boat livewell
    Two big largemouth bass held side by side over a boat deck at night

    When to Geaux

    Best time to fish, month by month

    MonthWhat to expect
    JanuaryPeak big-fish season. Bass move toward spawning areas between cold fronts.
    FebruarySpawn in full swing on Lake Okeechobee and the Kissimmee Chain. Trophy chances are high.
    MarchLate spawn and post-spawn feeding. Topwater starts to wake up.
    AprilPost-spawn fish feed up. Peacock bass get more active as the water warms.
    MayEarly mornings and evenings are best. Topwater and frogs over grass. Read the report
    JuneSummer patterns set in. Fish low light and deeper shade lines. Read the report
    JulyBeat the heat with early starts. Peacock bass stay aggressive. Read the report
    AugustHigh water spreads fish out. Focus on current and healthy grass. Read the report
    SeptemberWater starts to cool. Fish feed harder at first light and dusk. Read the report
    OctoberFirst cold fronts and falling water bunch fish up around bait. Read the report
    NovemberFall feed continues and winter season begins on Lake Okeechobee.
    DecemberCooler water and bigger fish. Pre-spawn bass start to stage.

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