Crescent Lake, nestled in Flagler County, commonly known as the Palm Coast, is a St. Johns River tributary, offering outstanding crappie fishing opportunities. Just a few miles Northeast of Lake George, this expansive waterbody boasts numerous prime fishing locations.

Renowned for its crappie population, Crescent Lake's clean waters, abundant vegetation, and picturesque scenery create an ideal setting for a delightful fishing adventure. Our expertly guided tours, led by a licensed captain operating a 21-foot boat, promise an immersive crappie fishing experience.

Ditch the largemouth bass references as we focus on the crappie-rich environment of Crescent Lake. With its deepwater structures, ledges, and docks with shallow grass and shell beds, this lake becomes a crappie haven.

Covering approximately 30 square miles, Crescent Lake provides a serene backdrop for your fishing excursion. As you navigate the waters, keep an eye out for the majestic Bald Eagle, adding a touch of wildlife sightseeing to your fishing adventure.

Your 4-hour guided tour includes all necessary equipment, such as rods, reels (both left and right-handed), and various artificial lures for your crappie fishing pleasure.

Whether you're a beginner in need of fishing instructions and casting lessons or an experienced angler seeking advanced techniques, our tours cater to all skill levels. Choose between morning and afternoon sessions, starting at 7 am or 2 pm, with flexibility to accommodate your schedule, ensuring a worry-free experience without concerns about rough seas or seasickness.

Stay refreshed during your fishing adventure with coolers on board stocked with ice and bottled water. Feel free to bring along snacks, lunch, and your preferred beverages. While canned alcohol is preferred, all alcohol is permitted.

Rest assured, it's a fulfilling crappie fishing trip. So, grab your hat, sunglasses, and camera, and step aboard for a memorable crappie fishing adventure on Crescent Lake – an experience that will leave you with cherished memories.