Central Florida Trophy Hunts

Central Florida sits directly in the Southeast Flyway migration corridor, making it home to some of the most varied duck hunting in the United States. When cold fronts freeze northern states, ducks move into Florida's coasts, inland lakes, ponds, marshes, and flooded pastures—creating consistent opportunities for guided hunts.

Early season (Sept 20-24) focuses on teal and wood ducks. The main season runs November through January, and you can expect opportunities at:

• •Ringed Neck Ducks
• •Mottled Ducks
• •Blue Winged & Green Winged Teal
• •Canvasbacks & Redheads
• •Pintails, Wigeon, Shovelers
• •Black Bellied & Fulvous Whistling Ducks

Later season hunts bring additional migratory species as the winter progresses.

All hunts take place on public waters from fully equipped duck boats with comfortable seating, decoys, and blinds. Depending on water conditions, you may also hunt from layouts or wade in the water. Trips last 4 hours and include water and snacks.

Morning and afternoon trips are both available.

Florida requires a Florida Hunting License, Florida Duck Stamp, Migratory Bird Permit, Federal Duck Stamp, and Wildlife Management Area stamp. Purchase these prior to your arrival at gooutdoorsflorida.com. (Exceptions apply for hunters 15 and under or over 65.)

Bring with you: - Shotgun (they can supply one if needed) - Non-toxic steel shot shells only - Camouflage clothing - Waterproof boots - Face mask - Sunglasses - Hearing protection

Central Florida Trophy Hunts also operates a full outfitting service including alligator hunts, wild boar hunts, trophy whitetail and exotics, Osceola turkey hunts, frog gigging, pheasant shoots, quail hunts, bowfishing, offshore fishing, and eco-tours including airboat rides and swamp buggy ranch tours.