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Orlando Florida is known for nice size black bass. The wild shiner fishing is number one way to catch a trophy bass.
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Till next time tight lines and good fishing…. From Staff Writer Capt. Kip Grunloh fishing@bassonline.com
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Capt Kip onboard with Serge Barere from France visiting Orlando. Serge caught more then 20 trophy largemouth bass in Lake Toho, biggest 7.7lbs.
Till next time tight lines and good fishing…. Capt. Kip Grunloh
fishing@bassonline.com BassOnline.com / 888-829-BASS
The bass fishing on Lake Toho the month of March and April with Capt. Kip and John Leech. The fishing is still going strong, using wild shiners our customers are catching nice trophy bass any where from 5lbs-10lbs.
Till next time tight lines and good fishing….
Capt. Kip Grunloh & Capt. John Leech
(fishing@bassonline.com)
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January 11, 2011
Contact: Joy Hill, 352-258-3426
Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) biologists are requesting angler assistance with a research study focusing on largemouth bass in the Harris Chain of Lakes, which includes lakes Griffin, Eustis, Harris and others, in Lake County. The results of this study will provide critical information needed to improve largemouth bass fisheries.
To carry out this project, biologists have attached yellow tags along the back of the largemouth bass, just below the dorsal fin. These tags carry information detailing the reward value, a printed telephone number, e-mail address and a tag number.
So what can you do to help? If you catch one of these tagged fish, please cut the tag from the fish close to the fish’s body, then harvest or release the fish as you would normally. Please report your tagged bass by calling the number found on the tag.
Biologists would like to know the tag number, date and time of capture, where the fish was caught, fish length, and whether the fish was kept or released. Receiving this information is important for the success of this project, and rewards will be distributed to anglers who report complete capture information and return the tags to the FWC.
If you have any questions or would like more information about the largemouth tagging study, please contact basstags@MyFWC.com.
To view the most current fishing regulations for Florida, please visit MyFWC.com/Fishing.
For more information on fish and wildlife research and management in Florida, please visit us at MyFWC.com.
Ari and Karl fished 6 hours out on Lake Jackson with me on Sunday and had a pretty darn good day. I believe final numbers were 16 bass boated and a few others missed. Bait of choice was wild shiners and it was a good choice for sure. The guys boated a couple bass that went three to four pounds with the big gal coming in just over six pounds.
Weather was great with a fair amount of wind, but was not bad at all as the day warmed up and the Dig in Anchor held the boat in place perfectly. Bass were relating heavily to structure, and that structure was sunken trees, if you tossed five feet short, you waited awhile for a hit, or didn’t even get one. Big key was placing it very close to the trees and let the wild shiners swim along them on a float set about a foot deep. For the most part the bite was not aggressive as it typically has been, this day the bass would mouth the bait and swim some before it would really commit to it.
This required patience on our part where it seemed at times we were letting them have the bait for twenty seconds before we could set the hook, and with the circle hooks they were set perfect right in the corner of the mouth like they should be. The guys did a great job out there and we all had a blast.
What can I say folks, with wild shiners in tow the Polley father and son team banged some serious bass out on Lake Jackson. They come down from Canada and Dan gave his dad a Christmas present of Florida Bass Fishing. The bass definitely did not let these two guys down as we had a steady bite all day long.
For the most part the bass were slow to commit to our offerings of wild shiners, just mouthing the baits and swimming some with them before really taking them. This meant patience once again on our part, but the guys got their hook ups and boated well over 20 bass for the day.
When the live bait ran out, we switched up to some artificial baits landing a few more bass, with several missed bass, as the bass we located were deep in the slop in very shallow water. We started the day out fishing in four to six foot of water with live bait, and ended it in under a foot of water, casting to basically just inches of water where the bass were chasing bait fish around.
The guys had a great day on the water and had a blast catching some great Florida largemouth bass. Nothing better than seeing a father son team enjoying some quality time on the water together.
Florida Bass Fishing Guides and Reel Fishing Episode I trailer with JB Holmes
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PbdJla50sIQ
Reel Fishing Episode 1, Season 1. PGA star long ball hitter JB Holmes makes his fishing debut with us in Orlando Florida for some great largemouth bass fishing. We caught some big bass, and some big laughs! To see the full episode go to TheFishingTube.com. [season premiere’s October 7, 2010]
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