Indian
River Florida

Closest Town:
Rockledge, Florida
Public Boat Access:
Many located along river including:
Scottsmore
Landing - Off Huntington Ave and Dixie Way
Parish
Park - East end of SR 406 bridge in Titusville
Marina
Park - Off Marina Road and U.S. 1 in Titusville
Port
St John Boat Ramp - U.S. 1 at Port St John
Lee
Wenner Park - Off SR 520 and Riverside Dr. in
Cocoa
Pineda
Landing - Off U.S. 1 and Pineada Causeway
Front
Street Park - On New Haven Ave and Front Street
near downtown Melbourne
John
Jorgensen Landing - Off U.S. 1 in Grant
Grant
Boat Ramp - U.S. 1 in Grant
Long
Point Park - 9200 S. U.S. AlA north of Sebastian
Inlet
River
Notes: Specializing in
Redfish, Tarpon and Kingfish. Excellent
shellcracker and black bass fishing is to be had in the fresh water
streams that enter the river from the mainland.
Florida's Indian River offers the best opportunity in
the country to catch bragging-sized redfish in shallow
water. Since the banning of the nets just a few years
ago the number and size of redfish has increased
dramatically. The word has long been out that massive
schools of redfish roam the extensive grassflats of
the Indian River, the Banana River, and Mosquito
Lagoon. As a result, fishing pressure has increased
significantly. At times, redfish can be difficult to
find. They also spook rather easily. When you can get
close enough to cast to them, redfish sometimes refuse
every spoon, jig, and plug that you cast.
Indian
River Map

Indian River
Fishing Species
Indian
River Redfish

Indian
River Tarpon

Indian
River Kingfish

Indian
River Shellcracker

Indian
River Black
Bass

Fishing
The Indian River in Florida