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Homosassa Inshore Fishing with Captain William Toney

Homosassa Inshore Fishing is Captain William Toney's guide service for the flats, creeks and backcountry of Florida's Nature Coast. Trips draw on his family's long connection to Homosassa and can include a traditional cooked shore lunch.

Homosassa Inshore Fishing anglers holding a redfish
Location
Homosassa, Florida
Trip Types
Inshore fishing; fly fishing; shore lunches; scalloping; river and birding tours
Phone
352-422-4141

Homosassa Inshore Fishing is Captain William Toney's guide service for the flats, creeks and backcountry of Florida's Nature Coast. Trips draw on his family's long connection to Homosassa and can include a traditional cooked shore lunch.

Contact and booking details

Operator Homosassa Inshore Fishing with Captain William Toney
Area Homosassa, Florida
Departure / address Homosassa, Florida; the captain confirms the launch site with each booking.
Phone 352-422-4141
Email CaptainWilliamToney@gmail.com
Website / reservations Visit Homosassa Inshore Fishing with Captain William Toney
Trip options Inshore fishing; fly fishing; shore lunches; scalloping; river and birding tours

A fourth-generation local guide

Toney is a fourth-generation Homosassa native and full-time fishing guide. His official biography also describes his work as a fishing writer and instructor for In The Spread, alongside membership in the Homosassa Guides Association and Florida Outdoor Writers Association.

Homosassa Inshore Fishing guest casting toward a mangrove shoreline
Homosassa Inshore Fishing guest casting toward a mangrove shoreline. Photo from Homosassa Inshore Fishing with Captain William Toney.

The boat and group size

Fishing takes place aboard a custom 23-foot Tremblay flats boat with space for up to four anglers. Its shallow draft and poling platform support flats work, while built-in storage and coolers serve a longer day. Two anglers are suggested for focused sight fishing. Larger groups can ask about coordinated boats.

Fishing and additional experiences

Half- and full-day outings target species such as redfish, seatrout, snook, cobia and tripletail, with other opportunities changing seasonally. Fly-fishing trips welcome experienced casters and beginners. Shore lunches can be added to full days, while scalloping, scenic river tours and birding offer alternatives.

What the charter includes

The published inclusions cover rods, reels, terminal tackle, bait, ice, fishing-license coverage and catch cleaning and packaging. Bring food, drinks, sun protection, polarized glasses and a cooler for the journey home. Personal fishing equipment is welcome, with arrangements made beforehand.

Prices, reservations and weather

No fixed current rate table was confirmed in the reviewed pages. Contact Toney with dates, group size and the type of outing for a quote. Launch details depend on the plan and conditions. Ask for cancellation terms before reserving; the website says unsafe weather can require rescheduling.

Details checked September 27, 2026, using the operator’s published information. Rates, boats, meeting points and policies can change; confirm the final trip details directly. Listed species describe possible targets, not a guaranteed catch or an open harvest season.

Sources and photos

Featured photo: Homosassa Inshore Fishing anglers holding a redfish. Photo from Homosassa Inshore Fishing with Captain William Toney.