Orlando Bass Fishing FAQ
Answers to the questions we hear most about booking a bass fishing charter in Orlando with Capt. Blake. Still have a question? Call or text (407) 443-7014.
How much does a bass fishing charter in Orlando cost?
Our 2 hour micro charter is $250, the 4 hour charter is $400 and the 6 hour charter is $550. Every price covers 2 anglers, each additional angler is $50, and the boat fits up to 4 anglers.
Which charter is the most popular?
The 4 hour charter. It's long enough to fish more than one spot and learn as you go, and you're done in time for lunch. It runs as a morning trip around 6:30am or an evening trip around 4:30pm.
What's included in the charter?
All rods, reels, tackle and lures, guidance and tips from Capt. Blake, SPF 50 sunscreen, bottled water and ice, and USCG approved life jackets. Live bait is available on request for an added charge at current market price.
What should I bring?
Sunglasses, a sun hat, clothes for the weather, snacks or lunch, drinks, and a Florida fishing license for anyone 16 or older.
Do I need a Florida fishing license?
Yes. Anyone 16 or older needs a valid Florida fishing license. Capt. Blake sends instructions for getting one before your trip.
Do I need fishing experience?
No. Anglers of every skill level are welcome, from first-timers to seasoned anglers, and Capt. Blake guides you the whole way.
Can I bring my kids?
Yes. Children of all ages are welcome. We provide USCG approved life jackets, SPF 50 sunscreen and plenty of water and ice. The Conway Chain is a great choice for kids because it's known for lots of bites.
How many people can fish on the boat?
Up to 4 anglers. Every charter price includes 2 anglers, and each additional angler is $50.
What lakes do you fish?
The Conway Chain, Winter Park Chain, Butler Chain and Johns Lake, plus Lake Toho in Kissimmee, Lake Nona and a private 20 acre lake with huge bass nobody else can access. If there's another accessible lake you'd like to fish, just ask.
How close are you to Disney, Universal and the airport?
Close. The Conway Chain and Lake Pineloch are minutes from Orlando International Airport, and the Butler Chain in Windermere is minutes from Universal Studios and SeaWorld.
Where do we meet?
It depends on the lake. Capt. Blake confirms the launch spot after you book, usually a public boat ramp such as Randolph Ave on the Conway Chain, Fort Maitland Park on the Winter Park Chain, R.D. Keene Park on the Butler Chain or the Johns Lake boat ramp in Winter Garden.
What time do charters start?
Morning charters usually start around 6:30am. Evening charters start around 4:30pm for the 4 hour charter and around 5pm for the 2 hour micro charter.
What kind of boat will we fish from?
A 21 foot Skeeter bass boat with a 250HP Yamaha, power poles, sonar, a live well, a wireless trolling motor and room on the casting deck for up to 4 anglers. USCG approved safety gear is on board.
Do you use live bait or artificial lures?
Both. Capt. Blake fishes artificial lures, light tackle and spinning gear, and live bait is available on request for an added charge. The 2 hour micro charter uses artificial baits.
How do I book, and what is the cancellation policy?
Book online with a $50 deposit, or call or text Capt. Blake at (407) 443-7014. You can cancel or reschedule online up to 24 hours before your start time.
Who is the guide?
Capt. Blake Flanscha, a full-time professional bass fishing guide with regular tournament experience. He lives to catch bass, and watching guests set the hook on a big one is his favorite part of the day.