Tails of 2 Spots inshore fishing Charters

Forget all you thought you knew about inshore fishing. Step aboard the Tails of 2 Spots and prepare for the Florida inshore fishing experience of a lifetime.

Tails of 2 Spots inshore fishing Charters with Captain Russ Glenn at the Helm, offers full & half day Florida inshore fishing Trips from New Smyrna to Titusville FL. With 15 years of inshore fishing experience in the area Captain Russ will take you to some of the finest fishing spots around. Giving you the best odds to reel in that monster fish.

Departing from one of three locations Capt. Russ Glenn heads to waters teaming with opportunities to catch Red Fish, Sea Trout, Snook, Tarpon, Permit, Cobia, Amberjack, Sheep Head, to name a few.

The Tails of 2 Spots fishing Charter boat features the latest in GPS Navigation, fish finders, and depth finders as well. The Tails of 2 Spots is a 18' Key West Stealth Flats Boat.

Whether it is your first time casting a rod or you are a die hard fisherman, Captain Russ Glenn & Tails of 2 Spots in-shore fishing Charters will provide you with a great fishing experience that you will be taking about for weeks to come.


The inshore fishing Experience

Some of Florida's finest saltwater fishing occurs on the East Coast of Central Florida. This area of Florida has some of the best backcountry and inshore fishing in the state, using light tackle is angling at its best. Florida's extensive network of bays, mangrove islands and tidal creeks that permeate the region present angling challenges to the accomplished angler as well as the novice. There are thousands of miles of shoreline, oyster bars and acres of sea-grass flats that attract an abundance of saltwater fish. The canals, bridges and numerous boat docks that also populate our area present their own unique fishing challenge to every angler.

 

  Roaming these waters are four of Florida's most sought after game fish, the Tarpon, Snook, Redfish and the Spotted Sea Trout. Thousands of anglers come to the East Coast of Central Florida each year for the chance at a Grand Slam, catching a fish of each species in a single day. In addition to the fishing, Florida's wildlife helps to provide an extraordinary aesthetic experience. Birds of prey, bald eagles and ospreys as well as wading birds commonly observed include snowy egrets, reddish egrets, great blue herons, white and snowy ibis, and roseate spoonbills. Dolphins and manatees are usually seen on almost every trip.