On my recent trips, The smaller male bass have been moving in shallow to compete for spawning area. The Big Females aren’t far behind.  I expect the first spawn will be in 1 foot of water , happening close to Christmas day. Its time to book a trip, and go catch a big Bass of a lifetime.

The water temperatures on the Kissimmee Chain of Lakes have been staying in the 60s. This will make the smaller male Bass, start to move in to shallow waters to compete for spawning areas.  The Crappies have been moving from open water to the outside edge of the kissimmee grass looking for food.  The best bait of choice would be a Crappie jig tipped with a minnow and fish along the edge of the kissimmee grass. Continue reading →

November is here. The Northern states are predicting another cold winter. The Ducks are showing up on the Kissimmee chain of lakes. The bass are getting ready to go into pre  spawning mode . The male bass are schooling up feeding on bait making there way into shallow water to compete for spawning area. The big females  will  not be far behind, feeding on anything they can find . Located 30 minutes from Walt Disney World. Let us take you on your next Bass fishing adventure.

November is here. The Northern states are predicting another cold winter.  Hurricane season is over the ducks are showing up. The bass are getting ready to go into pre  spawning mode . The water levels are up for the winter. The male bass are schooling up feeding on bait making there way into shallow water to compete for spawning area. The big females  will  not be far behind, feeding on anything they can find . When the water temps drop in the low 70s. as the cold fronts approach. The fish will keep going it shallower as the water cools . The first spawn will take place in less than 12 inches of water. Usually in December

Ok the bait of choice will be  Zoom  Vibe worms, flukes.  If fishing open water hydrilla throw Rattle traps , yo zuri 3d minnow or  rapala x raps are good choices . My personal favorite Is live wild shiners fished under a float. Shallow sandy areas, and hydrilla are your best bets.

Crappie will still be in deeper water until the first of the year fish open water, edges of hydrilla patches . East lake Toho  is a good bet for big crappie.   jigs tipped with a minnow are the  norm

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