Space Coast Fishing For Everyone
Hello,
My grade school name was MILA, an acronym for Merritt Island Launch
Area and from there I watched on a black and white television astronaut
Neil Armstrong set foot on the moon and from our playground we watched many
of the Apollo moon launches. As I grew up in Brevard County
or the Space Coast as our local chamber of commerce prefers
us to call, it became apparent to my father that the fishing was world class
where he took me as often as time allowed to catch cobia
in the ocean, snook
and tarpon
in our waterfront backyard and redfish
in the shallow water surrounding the island we lived on.
If you are visiting the Space Coast anytime soon
please give us a call and we'll share with you some of the spectacular fishing
that my father showed me while I was growing up on my island home on East
Central Florida, Brevard County, Merritt Island
and Cocoa Beach. You don't even have to pack your fishing
rods, I have an excellent choice of top quality rods to bring in those spectacular
Florida game fish.
God Bless,

Captain Richard Bradley
Lagooner Fishing Guide
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"I went inshore fishing with Captain Richard on a beautiful day in
May and we caught tripletail and seatrout. Unfortunatley, I had rental car
problems and didn't arrive at the fishing dock till almost 9:30am (3-1/2
hours late) and Captain Richard was gracious and offered me a splendid day
of fishing in the late morning and afternoon. When I come back to Orlando
next year, I'm spending a day of inshore fishing with these guys, it was
a blast!
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Brevard County
Florida's Space Coast Fishing
Brevard County Florida Fishing
Brevard County Fishing Guide
Where Is The Florida Space Coast?
Located less than 30 minutes east of the Orlando
International Airport, and slightly further from Disney and it's surrounding
themeparks Universal and Sea World is the Brevard County, Florida and it's
coastline, islands and waterways filled with gamefish for any anglers to
delight. When exiting from the Orlando Airport it's a straight shot on State
Road 528 to world class fishing on Florida's Lagoons and straight on to
Port Canaveral and the Atlantic Ocean
for big game fishing and strolling on the beach.
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