Captain Todd leads Spot Stalker Charters from Edgewater, Florida, offering inshore and nearshore fishing trips for anglers of all levels. With years of experience navigating local waters, he knows how to find Redfish, Snook, Spotted Sea Trout, Tarpon, Shark, and more, making every outing productive and enjoyable.

Charters operate from multiple prime locations. In Oak Hill, anglers fish the North Mosquito Lagoon for Redfish, Snook, and Spotted Sea Trout. New Smyrna trips cover the lagoon or Ponce Inlet for Redfish, Snapper, and Snook. Titusville focuses on the North Indian River with Redfish and Black Drum, while Port Orange explores Halifax River backcountry creeks, including seasonal Tarpon. Nearshore Ponce Inlet excursions target Tarpon, Barracuda, Kingfish, and other game fish.

Guests fish from two well-equipped boats. The 24’ Skeeter SX240 bay boat, powered by a 300 HP Yamaha, accommodates up to six anglers and cruises at 35 mph. The 16’ Back Country flats skiff with a Mercury 90 engine accesses shallow areas others can’t. Both boats feature safety gear, electronics, and ample space for fishing equipment.

Fishing trips with Spot Stalker Charters feature a variety of tackle and techniques. Guests can try sight fishing, light tackle using custom spinning or baitcasting rods, or fly fishing with prior notice. Captain Todd provides FFP Osprey spinning reels, MHX custom rods, live bait, and a selection of lures, ensuring everyone has the right tools for success. Saltwater fishing licenses are included for trips, and catch-and-release is encouraged, though guests may keep fish with advance notice.

Beyond the gear and locations, Spot Stalker Charters emphasizes a safe and enjoyable experience for all guests. Families and children are welcome, with appropriate flotation devices provided as needed. Anglers are encouraged to pack sun protection, comfortable clothing, and beverages of choice, while onboard water is always available. With Captain Todd’s guidance and local expertise, every fishing trip promises a memorable day on Florida’s acclaimed Redfish habitats and beyond.