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 Orlando Saltwater Fishing
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11/10/16 10:25 PM
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MarksinTexas
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Heading to Orlando in early December, anyone have any recommendations for a saltwater guide in that area? Or feeback on if it is worth fishing?
Thanks
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Re: Orlando Saltwater Fishing
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11/14/16 05:04 PM
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illest23
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There is no saltwater in Orlando. Just freshwater. Not sure where in Orlando you will be but you have Lake Tohopekaliga close by and several lakes on Disney property which have guides. Not to mention the thousands of ponds you can fish at. If your looking to do saltwater fishing, you have Cocoa Beach and Melbourne an hour east from Orlando or Tampa an hour west. Don't know about guides but plenty of good fishing from the piers. My favorite spot is Sebastian Inlet.
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Re: Orlando Saltwater Fishing
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11/15/16 04:22 AM
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MarksinTexas
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There is no saltwater in Orlando. Just freshwater. Not sure where in Orlando you will be but you have Lake Tohopekaliga close by and several lakes on Disney property which have guides. Not to mention the thousands of ponds you can fish at. If your looking to do saltwater fishing, you have Cocoa Beach and Melbourne an hour east from Orlando or Tampa an hour west. Don't know about guides but plenty of good fishing from the piers. My favorite spot is Sebastian Inlet. Thanks, I am going to Orlando and meant salt water near Cape Canaveral area. Appreciate the info.
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