Kissimmee Chain Bass Fishing
Jimmie, from Reel Fishing finally got to do some bass fishing instead of always holding the video camera, and he did a great job using live bait
Lake Toho Bass Fishing Mid April
East Lake Toho Bass Fishing
Hit the waters of East Lake Toho for a few hours this morning with Jack.
We ran around a little bit marking a few areas of topped out hydrilla and located a bunch of great off shore grass beds. There was a some action on the surface with bass chasing bait fish around, but it was limited to early morning hours. Our main focus was hitting those off shore grass areas and they paid off pretty good.
Although the bass were a little scattered around, if you were in their general area they were more than happy to take the offerings we had for the. Several bass were boated with soft plastics. Using a wacky rig and lizard but the main baits were a rapala crank bait and the Azuma Shaker Z. Water levels out here looked great and water clarity was perfect. Will be hitting East Lake again soon to toss a few prototype lures around to get them fine tuned.
Lake Toho Bass Fishing
Got an early start this morning out on Lake Toho. The guys wanted to use live bait today so we meet up at Lake Toho Marina and grabbed a couple dozen wild shiners. We had hit a few areas that had been producing bass for us, mostly on the northern end of Lake Toho. We had a couple misses working the grass lines along Lakeshore drive, before we moved over to Gobblets Cove. Some very good hydrilla out here holding some quality bass along the edges. Pitching the shiners next to the edges is always a good bet.
We worked the residential canal for a few hours, with a few misses and a couple boated, along with this nice solid keeper, definitely a good anchor bass. Winds were calm the first part of the day, but believe me, they picked up pretty good. Once the winds picked up, the bite seemed to have dropped off. Have a 4 hour run out on Butler Chain tomorrow, another great body of water that has been producing pretty good.
Lake Toho Bass Fishing Early Feb 2010
Lake Toho Bass Fishing Report-Lake Toho Guides
The first half of February has seen some great bass fishing action, as well as a few days of tougher bass fishing with passing cold front. The days the bite has been tougher than normal, numbers were down, but the best part was size was up.
Live bait as well as artificial baits both were doing great right up to the last cold front, that was when the switch was made to use live wild shiners as well as the artificial baits.
Lake
When the cold fronts have hit us, they usually have brought higher winds, which has had us move to Conway Chain, now the bass as some would say are smaller on Conway Chain, with bigger numbers, But don’t tell Eric that, as he landed a sweet bass right around 5 pounds and she was looking very healthy. If you know where to fish this body of water, you will catch big bass and quality bass.
Lake Toho Bass Fishing, Final report for 2009
Lake Toho Bass Fishing
The end of December proved to be yet another good week of bass fishing on Lake Toho.
Southern end of the lake is still producing some good numbers for us. Live bait has been a big key to catching bass on a consitant basis but the artificial bite is was still producing some good catches.
Most of our time had been spent targeting reeds and scattered patches of lily pads with some pretty good success.
Yushi and his son Atsushi had one awesome day out here, not only catching some good numbers, but also some quality bass at a steady pace. Water temperatures were running right around 59 degrees which did have the bass somewhat scattered, but as long as we were within casting range of the reeds and pads with our shiners, the bass played pretty good.
With the artificial baits, Gitem K.O’s wacky rigged and twin Liz was the definate way to go. Altho the bite with artificials was more of a light tap and not the wanted aggressive hit, allowing the bass to swim a few extra seconds with your bait was the trick. Keeping track of every cast you made was needed, as these bass would lightly grab the bait and slowly swim away from cover to deeper waters, several times clients have made casts, and did not feel a thing until their bait was within feet of the boat. This is not uncommon, especially when the waters get cold like this.
Lake Toho Bass Fishing wild shiners
Yushi and Atsushi once again, catching some more good largemouth bass using live bait on Lake Toho. Wild shiners was definately the way to go today.
Central Florida Bass Fishing covers many great lakes in Florida. Many of which are located very close to Disney World, Universal Studios and Sea World. This makes for a great addition to your vacation, what could be better than a relaxing day on the water catching bass with your family.
Lake Toho Bass Fishing has always been known as one of the best lakes in the world for bass fishing. Every year thousands of people come here to bass fish this great body of water. This does not even count the extreme numbers of bass tournaments that will take place, almost every weekend out here. You would think with all the bass fishing pressure Lake Toho gets, that the bass fishing would drop off. Well folks, the bass are still here and they are still biting.
Thanks to C.P.R , Catch Photograph and Release, the bass fishing here has been nothing short of great. The cooler months have definitely been the better months for fishing. Stable and cooler water temperatures keep the bass feeding at a pretty steady pace all day long. This will also trigger some of the best top water bass fishing around. Clients from all around the world come here for some great bass fishing action, and every now and then I have a chance to video tape some of the action they get. Live bait is a sure fire way to get a youngster hooked on bass fishing, and the wild shiners we have here are the best quality you can get.
December is probably one of the three most productive months of the year. We will catch some good numbers as well as some quality sized largemouth bass during the month. Although wild shiners are one of the best bass baits for this time of year, you can still catch the bass no problem with a wide range of artificial lures. Spinner Baits, Strike King Red Eye Shads, buzz baits and the typical seven and ten inch worms will yield some quality bass, not only on lake toho, but Butler Chain, Conway Chain and East Lake Toho as well.
Lake Toho Bass Fishing Live Bait
Yushi and Atsushi doing some live bait fishing on Lake Toho using wild shiners
Lake Toho Bass Fishing has always been known as one of the best lakes in the world for bass fishing. Every year thousands of people come here to bass fish this great body of water. This does not even count the extreme numbers of bass tournaments that will take place, almost every weekend out here.
You would think with all the bass fishing pressure Lake Toho gets, that the bass fishing would drop off. Well folks, the bass are still here and they are still biting. Thanks to C.P.R , Catch Photograph and Release, the bass fishing here has been nothing short of great.
The cooler months have definitely been the better months for fishing. Stable and cooler water temperatures keep the bass feeding at a pretty steady pace all day long. This will also trigger some of the best top water bass fishing around.
Clients from all around the world come here for some great bass fishing action, and every now and then I have a chance to video tape some of the action they get. Live bait is a sure fire way to get a youngster hooked on bass fishing, and the wild shiners we have here are the best quality you can get.
December is probably one of the three most productive months of the year. We will catch some good numbers as well as some quality sized largemouth bass during the month. Although wild shiners are one of the best bass baits for this time of year, you can still catch the bass no problem with a wide range of artificial lures.
Spinner Baits, Strike King Red Eye Shads, buzz baits and the typical seven and ten inch worms will yield some quality bass, not only on lake toho, but Butler Chain, Conway Chain and East Lake Toho as well.
