Where We Fish

Fishing Guide in Palm Bay

Explore the waters near Palm Bay, where the southern end of the Indian River Lagoon meets the Atlantic, offering a rich tapestry of fishing adventures.

On the Water

Fishing Palm Bay

Palm Bay provides access to the northern reaches of the Indian River Lagoon, a prime location for inshore species like Redfish and Snook, particularly around the numerous spoil islands and shallow grass flats. A short trip eastward brings us to the Atlantic, where we can target King Mackerel, Cobia, and Barracuda on nearshore wrecks and artificial reefs. Pushing further offshore from Palm Bay, we can pursue larger game such as Amberjack, Grouper, and on the right days, even Wahoo and Mahi-Mahi. A fishing charter out of Palm Bay can be customized for a variety of experiences, from stealthy flats fishing to exhilarating offshore runs.

Trip Options

4 hours

$500 / trip

4 Hour Inshore

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6 hours

$1,100 / trip

6 Hour Reef Offshore

Target a variety of species such as snapper, grouper, cobia, sailfish, mahi and more

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8 hours

$1,200 / trip

8 Hour Offshore

Target a variety of species such as snapper, grouper, cobia, sailfish, mahi and more

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9 hours

$1,300 / trip

9 Hour Deep Water

Golden Tile, Snapper, Grouper, Amberjack, Mahi, Wahoo

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Important Info

What We Provide

A boat rigged and ready for the day's fishing
Rods, reels, and tackle for every angler
All bait, ice, and terminal tackle
Your fishing license for the day
Bottled water and cold drinks
A licensed captain who knows the water

What to Bring

Sunglasses, sunscreen & a hat
Food and drinks in a soft cooler
Weather-appropriate clothing and a light jacket
Non-marking, closed-toe shoes
Your camera — and a sense of adventure

Have a custom trip in mind? Call and we'll set it up.

Fishing Palm Bay with AA Fishing Charter - Aquaholics Aknotymous

Inshore & Nearshore Focus

Excellent opportunities for Redfish, Snook, and nearshore species like Cobia and King Mackerel.

Lagoon System Exploration

Navigate the diverse habitats of the Indian River Lagoon system for exciting catches.

Customizable Trips

We tailor our guide services to match your desired fishing adventure near Palm Bay.

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What Anglers Say

4.9

Google Rating

Google Reviews

“We had an incredible day with AA Fishing Charters! Captain Sonny and his first mate, Drew, were outstanding from start to finish. What impressed us the most was how well they took care of our kids. They were patient, encouraging, and made sure each of them had a chance to catch…”

Parker Rothhammer

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“knows what he’s talking about.”

Andrew Wrigley

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“Captain Sonny was amazing as well as his first mate, Jen. Wonderful fishing experience! We will book again, for sure.”

Angela Dunithan

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“We went fishing with Brad n Yvette his wife, and had a great time. Very friendly and safe. Nice boat. Good fishing. Will go again!”

mike vanek

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“Captain was in point. His girlfriend or wife, well let's just say was or is very protective of the gear which I get. Nevertheles, the experience could have been way better without her energy on board. Parent over shoulder type. Watching everyone like a hawk. I'm not ok with…”

Bishop Roland

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“Went out with AA Charters today. Captain Sonny was awesome. He gave us a great experience and was great with the kids. We also came home with fish! Outstanding family experience. Highly recommend!!”

J. Scott Fuller

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Fishing Palm Bay FAQ

What fish can I expect to catch on a Palm Bay fishing charter?

In the Indian River Lagoon, we focus on Redfish, Snook, and Crevalle Jack. Offshore, targets include King Mackerel, Cobia, Barracuda, Grouper, Snapper, Amberjack, and depending on conditions, Mahi-Mahi and Wahoo.

When is the best time to fish near Palm Bay?

Inshore fishing for Snook and Redfish is generally best in the warmer months, from spring through fall. Nearshore and offshore species like King Mackerel and Cobia often bite well during the cooler months, while Mahi-Mahi and Wahoo are more seasonal but can be found throughout the year with peaks in spring and fall.

Are there opportunities for deep-sea fishing from Palm Bay?

Yes, while Palm Bay is known for its excellent inshore and nearshore fishing, we can certainly venture further offshore to target species like Grouper, Amberjack, Mahi-Mahi, and Wahoo when conditions permit. Let us know your preference for your fishing guide trip.