5.0(5 Reviews)Private 4-Hour Fishing Trip - Fort Lauderdale
5.0(5 reviews)
Private Trip
Lakes/Reservoirs/Ponds Fishing
Top Rated
Four-hour guided freshwater fishing targeting multiple speciesExpert techniques for peacock bass and bullseye snakeheadScenic canals and lakes with fast action opportunities
Looking for some serious fishing action in South Florida? You've found the right spot. Our 4-hour guided freshwater trips put you right in the thick of Fort Lauderdale's hottest fishing waters, where the bites come fast and the fights are real. Whether you're chasing your first peacock bass or you've been working these canals for years, we'll get you dialed in on the best spots and techniques that consistently produce fish. With M&M Guide Services, you're not just booking a trip – you're getting local knowledge that takes years to build and access to waters that most anglers never see.
We'll be working South Florida's canal systems and connected lakes, where the fishing stays hot year-round and every cast has potential. These aren't your typical bass waters – we're talking about a fishery loaded with both native largemouth and exotic species that fight like nothing you've hooked before. The scenery changes as we move through different areas, from residential canals lined with docks and structure to more open lake sections where we can cover water fast. You'll see why this region has become a destination for serious bass anglers and trophy hunters alike. The water clarity varies depending on recent rains and tides, but our guides know how to adjust tactics on the fly. We keep groups small at just two anglers max, so you get personalized attention and more time with a rod in your hands. Don't worry about gear – we've got quality rods, reels, and tackle dialed in for these specific waters and species.
Success in these South Florida waters comes down to reading the structure and matching your presentation to what the fish want that day. We'll be throwing a mix of topwater plugs, soft plastics, and hard baits depending on conditions and target species. For peacock bass, we lean heavily on fast-moving lures that trigger their aggressive nature – think bright colors and erratic retrieves that get them fired up. When we're after largemouth, we slow things down and work heavy cover with Texas-rigged worms and jigs. The bullseye snakehead requires a different approach entirely – these bruisers love live bait and will test your drag system like nothing else. Our guides carry a full spread of tackle options and will put the right setup in your hands based on what's working that day. We fish everything from shallow grass flats to deeper canal edges, adjusting our approach as we move through different habitat types. Line selection matters big time in these waters – we run heavier fluorocarbon in the thick stuff and lighter setups when finesse is the call.
"I'd highly recommend these guys any day of the week. They put us on the fish and Iguanas. I got to knock out one of my bucket list fish the Peacock Bass. if your coming to South Florida and need a guide. Give them a call you won't go wrong!!" - Shane. "M&M took out the Marsh Monkeys Gang and we slayed them yall! Absolute blast of a day and so sad when it was over! You will definitely want to book with these guys!" - Marsh. "⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️!!! Very knowledgeable about hunting and fishing ! Very polite folks to deal with! Equipment is nice ! Guaranteed to be a great time!" - DX Chaser.
Largemouth Bass are the backbone of South Florida's freshwater fishing scene, and these canals hold some serious chunks. These fish thrive in the year-round warm water and abundant forage, often reaching weights that would make northern anglers jealous. Best fishing happens early morning and late afternoon when they're actively feeding around docks, grass lines, and structure. What makes these bass special is their aggressive nature – they'll blow up topwater baits with authority and make drag-screaming runs that'll get your heart pumping. The key to consistent success is working the edges where deeper water meets shallow cover, especially around residential docks where they ambush prey.
Peacock Bass are the crown jewel of South Florida's exotic fishery, and hooking one is a bucket-list experience for any angler. These colorful fighters were introduced from South America and have absolutely thrived in our canal systems. They're incredibly aggressive predators that will crush fast-moving lures with violent strikes that often catch anglers off guard. Peak action runs from spring through fall when water temperatures are optimal, though you can catch them year-round if you know where to look. What sets peacocks apart is their pure fighting spirit – they'll jump, run, and use every trick in the book to throw your hook. The biggest fish often hold in deeper canal bends and around bridge pilings where current brings them food.
Tripletail might not be the first species you think of for freshwater fishing, but these unique fish show up in our brackish canals and provide some of the most challenging angling around. They're masters of camouflage, often floating near the surface looking exactly like floating debris until they decide to eat your bait. These fish are incredibly spooky and require precise casts and natural presentations to fool. When you do hook one, get ready for a fight – tripletail are strong, stubborn fish that use their broad sides to leverage against your drag. They're most active during warmer months and tend to concentrate around structure where tidal flow brings baitfish through the area.
This isn't just another fishing trip – it's your chance to experience some of the best freshwater action in the country with guides who live and breathe these waters. We're talking about consistent fishing for multiple species, including exotics you can't catch anywhere else in the US. Our 4-hour format gives you enough time to work different areas and techniques without feeling rushed, and our small group size means you get the personal attention that makes the difference between a goo
Micropterus SalmoidesThese classic green fighters average 12-24 inches and 1-4 pounds in our South Florida waters. You'll find them hanging around thick weeds, fallen trees, and canal structures where they ambush prey. Spring through early summer offers the best action when they're active in shallow water. What makes largemouth special is that aggressive strike and the way they jump when hooked - always puts a smile on faces. They're also excellent table fare when caught from clean water. The key trick here is working your bait slow around cover. They'll often follow a lure before committing, so don't give up if you see one tracking behind your bait.
Cichla OcellarisPeacock bass aren't true bass but pack way more attitude. These colorful South American natives average 12-14 inches but can push 20+ pounds in our canal system. Look for them around bridges, rocky areas, and canal intersections during daylight hours when they're actively hunting. March through June and September through December are prime time. What guests love is their aggressive nature - they'll crush topwater lures and fight like fish twice their size. Their bright colors and that distinctive eye-spot on the tail make them a favorite for photos too. Pro tip: skip the plastic worms and throw golden shiners or bright crankbaits instead.
Lobotes SurinamensisTripletail are one of those oddball species that keep things interesting. These chunky fish average 18 inches and 2-13 pounds, but their bulky build makes them surprisingly acrobatic when hooked. They float near the surface around weed lines and debris, often lying on their side like a piece of floating junk. Summer months, especially July and August, are peak season. What makes them special is the quality table fare - tastes like snapper or grouper - plus that unique behavior of mimicking floating objects. The secret is sight casting: spot one floating, cast past it, then drag your bait slowly within range. They spook easily, so stealth pays off.
5.0 out of 5.0I'd highly recommend these guys any day of the week. They put us on the fish and Iguanas. I got to knock out one of my bucket list...
M&M took out the Marsh Monkeys Gang and we slayed them yall! Absolute blast of a day and so sad when it was over! You will definit...
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️!!! Very knowledgeable about hunting and fishing ! Very polite folks to deal with! Equipment is nice ! Guaranteed to be ...
great people to book a trip with!!! they're very knowledgeable and very accommodating!!! you wont regret booking a trip with them!...
If you want to have a good time you definitely want to contact M and M! Great people great company!
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