Wade Fly Fishing Mosquito Lagoon and North Indian River Lagoon (Florida) from Canaveral National Seashore and Merritt Island National Wildlife Refuge Situated mid-way along the East Coast of Florida, Mosquito Lagoon and the Indian River Lagoon system in general are renowned fishing destinations and are featured in books, articles, videos, and TV shows. Quality guiding services are widely available. And fly-fishing is gaining in popularity. Why another guide book? Firstly, not much literature exists on foot access to the lagoons, and this is one gap that this book is filling. Secondly, hunting the fish of the lagoons while wading is a different experience than fishing from a boat. It must be learned and this book will do this. Finally, in keeping with the ways of each book of the series, this guide book focuses on very precise fishing spots. Contrary to most others this guide book shows the precise location of these fishing spots on large-scale, detailed maps. Parking Lot 5 of the North District of Canaveral National Seashore should be the starting point of your exploration of the lagoons, on foot. The area accessible on foot from Parking Lot 5 is described in minute details. This book also covers all the wading areas of Mosquito Lagoon and North Indian River Lagoon accessible from Park and Refuge land. You will pursue mostly Red Drum, but also Spotted Seatrout, Black Drum, and other game fish, over miles of shallow flats. Precise directions will take you to areas of the lagoons that hold fish and to specific spots where those fish tend to gather. This guiding book also tells you what you need and how to catch those big fish with a fly rod. If you are an experienced salt fly-fisher you will skip years of exploration time. If you are an experienced fly-fisher who is new to saltwater and flats fishing you will shorten your learning curve immensely. If you have been sitting on the sidelines of wade fly-fishing this book will hopefully be the spark that will ignite a passion. Go ahead, let our lagoons work their magic. Full-size, full-color paperback, 206 pages, with index. This book is also available in Kindle eBook with full functionality at a popular price. Wade Fly Fishing Mosquito Lagoon and North Indian River Lagoon (Florida) from Canaveral National Seashore and Merritt Island National Wildlife Refuge is the second of a series of four similar guide books covering in detail a precise geographic area and focusing on wade fly fishing. The first was published in December 2014. It covers the upper St. Johns River basin in East Central Florida for American Shad. The third book covers the streams of Northern Vermont and was published in November 2018. The fourth book is in edition. It covers the streams of the Eastern Townships of Québec west of Lake Memphremagog. This last book will be published in French and English. The four books of the WADE FLY FISHING series are available on Amazon in both print and eBook formats. To learn more on the author, on the published books and on the coming book go to www.wadeflyfishing.com. Also called Wading Luc , Luc Desjarlais is a Canadian spending summers in Sutton in the Province of Québec, a stone-throw from the Vermont U.S. border. Over the last fifteen years he has spent most winters in New Smyrna Beach, Florida. An early retiree and dedicated wade fly fisher, Wading Luc will likely be found roaming the streams of Northern Vermont and the Canadian Eastern Townships. When wintering in Florida you will likely find him in Mosquito Lagoon terrorizing redfish and Spotted Sea Trout, unless he is pursuing shad in the St. Johns River. Luc Desjarlais publishes commercially for the second time. Wade Fly Fishing Mosquito Lagoon and North Indian River Lagoon (Florida) from Canaveral National Seashore and Merritt Island National Wildlife Refuge is the second of a series of four similar guide books. The first book was published in December 2014: Wade Fly Fishing the Upper St. Johns River (Florida) for American Shad ; The two coming books are: Wade Fly Fishing Northern Vermont ; and Wade Fly Fishing the Appalachian Corridor and Western Piedmont in the Eastern Townships of Quebec, Canada. Web Site: www.wadeflyfishing.com