Indian River Fishing Charters

43 charters in this directory name Indian River on their own website, from 24 towns in Florida.

Where to leave from

24 towns in Florida put boats on Indian River. Each town page has its whole fleet, including the boats that do not name this water.

What they fish for

The species these 43 charters name alongside Indian River on their own websites.

What a trip costs

Across the 5 Indian River towns that publish a rate, a full day is typically $900 — $725 to $1,800 depending on the port. That is the whole boat, not a seat, from 44 captains' own pricing pages.

Records caught here

Florida's all-tackle list names these towns as the catch location. A record is what came over the rail once, not what to expect on a trip.

Every charter that names Indian River

Jensen Beach4 charters

Everything in Jensen Beach

Oak Hill4 charters

Everything in Oak Hill

Melbourne3 charters

Everything in Melbourne

New Smyrna Beach3 charters

Everything in New Smyrna Beach

Vero Beach3 charters

Everything in Vero Beach

Fort Pierce2 charters

Everything in Fort Pierce

Geneva2 charters

Everything in Geneva

Merritt Island2 charters

Everything in Merritt Island

Port Orange2 charters

Everything in Port Orange

Satellite Beach2 charters

Everything in Satellite Beach

Stuart2 charters

Everything in Stuart

Titusville2 charters

Everything in Titusville

Cocoa Beach1 charter

Everything in Cocoa Beach

Conway1 charter

Everything in Conway

Daytona Beach1 charter

Everything in Daytona Beach

Fellsmere1 charter

Everything in Fellsmere

Malabar1 charter

Everything in Malabar

Melbourne Beach1 charter

Everything in Melbourne Beach

Palm Bay1 charter

Everything in Palm Bay

Palm Shores1 charter

Everything in Palm Shores

Port Canaveral1 charter

Everything in Port Canaveral

Port St. Lucie1 charter

Everything in Port St. Lucie

South Bay1 charter

Everything in South Bay

Tampa1 charter

Everything in Tampa

Every charter on this page names Indian River on its own website, and the sentence it used is quoted above with a link to the page it came from. We did not decide who fishes here; they did.