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Bass Fishing Report for Orlando Florida Lakes
2008-09-30 17:23:45
Orlando, Florida - Freshwater Fishing Report
Lake Toho
The bass fishing in Orlando for the month of September has been well above average for a time of year when we usually see 90+ degree days. The hurricanes that came through were exactly what we need for our Summer bass fishing to heat up as they brought much needed water to many lakes including lake Okeechobee and cooler water to lakes that have feeder creeks.
October is just around the corner and the bass fishing in Orlando is already on fire. My clients are enjoying 20+ bass days on live bait and artificial lures. Todays trip on 9/30 on with James and John from Minnesota was off the hook as they caught 18 by themselves. My biggest 5 weighed 20lbs with only limited fishing on my part. Generally I do no fish with clients unless they encourage me to which is what happened today.
There is a great deal you can learn by seeing a Professional Bass Fisherman in action and today the guys took full advantage of it.
Until my next report take care,
Steve Boyd
Florida Bass Adventures
www.floridabassadventures.com
Fish Species: Trophy Bass
Bait Used: texas rig
Method Used:
Water Depth: 4 feet or less
Water Temperature: 84
Wind Direction: north
Wind Speed: 20
About The Author: Captain Steve Boyd
Company: Florida Bass Adventures
Area Reporting: Orlando Florida
Bio: Capt. Steve is a Licensed Professional Full Time Guide and Native Floridian with over 25 years of experience fishing the lakes and rivers of Central Florida. Having a Guide that is Native to the Central Florida area gives Florida Bass Adventures clients a huge advantage over other guides who have migrated to the area. As his client you will enjoy the benefit of his extensive knowledge about seasonal patterns, bass behavior, fishing techniques and areas being fished as well as the wildlife.
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