3-Hour Private Bass Boat

Three-hour private charter on Lake Tohopekaliga with Bass Online Fishing Charters, casting for largemouth bass on the Kissimmee Chain, free cancellation included.

Overview

This is a private fishing charter on Lake Tohopekaliga, near Kissimmee, run by Bass Online Fishing Charters. A licensed captain takes your group out on a modern 21-foot boat for three hours of fishing, with the whole vessel reserved for you. The trip is built around trophy bass, and one reviewer reported landing multiple bass on a single outing.

The practical side is well covered. Rods, reels, right and left-handed, tackle, safety gear, a cooler with ice, and bottled water all come with the booking. You meet the captain at the Lake Tohopekaliga marina, 69 Lakeview Dr, Kissimmee, so there is no hotel pickup to arrange. Bring your own sandwiches and drinks, skip the glass bottles, and settle in while you wait for a tug on the line.

Between casts there is real wildlife to watch: bald eagles overhead and alligators in the water. All ages are welcome, from infants to adults, which makes it a workable option for families. The main extra to budget for is the fishing license, required for ages 16 and up, while children 15 and under fish free.

What's Included

Itinerary

1. Meet at the marinaArrive at the Lake Tohopekaliga marina at 69 Lakeview Dr, Kissimmee and meet your captain. The exact meeting point can vary depending on the option booked.
2. Board the boatStep aboard a modern 21-foot boat. Grab your hat, sunglasses, and camera before casting off.
3. Fish the lakeCast your line with the captain's guidance, using the included rods, reels, and tackle. Watch for bald eagles and alligators while you wait for the fish to bite.
4. Return to the marinaAfter a few hours on the water, the boat heads back to the marina and you say goodbye to your captain.

What To Expect From The Tour

A few practical points will make the three hours on the water go smoothly.

• What to bring. Pack sunglasses, a hat, a camera or phone for photos, plus your own food, drinks, and snacks. Leave glass bottles at home. The cooler and ice are already on the boat.
• Dress for it. The listing suggests casual clothes: shorts and light shirts, with a light jacket for morning trips. The charter runs in all weather, so check conditions and dress for the day.
• Kids are welcome. All ages can join, from 0 to 99. Children must be accompanied by an adult, or by someone available to sign the waiver.
• Private group. Only your group is on the boat. The guide sets the pace for your party alone, so families with kids or mixed skill levels have the deck to themselves, and the 3-hour slot keeps the day manageable for younger anglers.
• License fee. The listing notes a fishing license priced at $17 plus tax per person aged 16 and older, while those 15 and under are free. Factor this in when budgeting.
• Good catch odds. The captain guides the fishing with all rods, reels, and tackle provided and works the lake's known bass spots, so the trip stays focused on Lake Tohopekaliga's largemouth bass.

Common issues. There is no hotel pickup, so you need to make your own way to the Lake Tohopekaliga marina at 69 Lakeview Dr, Kissimmee, and the exact meeting point can vary by option booked. Weather matters: the trip requires good conditions, and if it is canceled for poor weather you are offered a different date or a full refund. The listing also advises against participating with heart problems or other serious medical conditions.

Before You Book