Bass Fishing Report for Orlando Florida

Florida Bass Adventures Orlando Bass Fishing Guide Service reports are for West Lake Toho which is located just minutes from the theme parks. Lake Toho is a world famous trophy bass fishery that offers clients the best opportunity to catch big Florida Bass while on their vacation.

Bass Fishing Report for October 2008
The Fall Season is quickly upon us and the opportunity to experience some phenomenal Orlando bass fishing action is just a couple of months away. October is when our bass begin their preparations for the spawning season and is the best time to find our bass feeding aggressively on the surface. If you have not witnessed hundreds of bass feeding on the surface then you won't want to miss this time of year. The weather in October is generally quite comfortable with high temperatures around 85-90 degrees. 

The weather and water temps in Orlando are ahead of schedule and have turned the bass bite on here at Lake Toho with clients catching up to 30 fish on 6 hour trips. Starting early and being in the right place at the right time is key for the best results. Live bait right now is producing good results but the artificial bite is actually a little better with good numbers and quality being caught.

October 22nd - If you aren't on the water bass fishing in Orlando you are really missing out on some great fishing. The bass fishing on live bait is doing pretty well with bass being caught up to 7lbs but it is the artificial lure bite that is off the hook. No, it isn't the easiest bass fishing as the wind has been blowing 15mph all day every day but the bass are biting with great quality being brought in. Take a look at the pictures below of recent clients as well as me with one of two 5lb bass caught today.

The great thing about the bass fishing in Orlando is that all of our lakes are fishing very well right now thanks to great weather and cooler water temperatures. Lake Toho is still the best choice for where to fish as this lake offers clients the best chance at a trophy bass and they are biting all over the lake right now.

Orlando, Florida has been known as a top vacation destination for years thanks to Disney World, Universal Studios, Sea World and beautiful beaches. But what many vacationers are not aware of is the trophy bass fishing that lies within minutes of the theme parks or how many trophy bass are caught each year in Orlando. The opportunity to experience trophy bass fishing in Orlando is literally just outside your doorstep wherever you are staying. If you will be planning a bass fishing trip to Orlando be sure to bring your camera along for the trip. Florida is known for its wildlife and on any day you can expect to see alligators, Eagles, Ospreys or otters.

Bass Fishing Report for August - September 2008
The Bass Fishing in Orlando is extremely exciting right now for my clients as we are right in the middle of Summer. Most all of our lakes are running high with constant afternoon rains and current can be found on any lake with a creek or river. The morning bite is still the best action to be found with topwater lures producing quality sized fish on Lake Toho. There is still quite a bit of hydrilla throughout Lake Toho which is where the biggest bass are. Right now I would recommend artificial lures for my trips with clients that are experienced anglers. For everyone else live bait is really the way to go for the best results.

The Fall Season is quickly upon us and the opportunity to experience the phenomenal bass fishing action in Orlando is just a couple of months away. October is when our bass begin their preparations for the spawning season and is the best time to find our bass feeding aggressively on the surface. If you have not witnessed hundreds of bass feeding on the surface then you won't want to miss this time of year. The weather in October is generally quite comfortable with high temperatures around 85-90 degrees. 

If you would like to experience trophy bass fishing with a Full Time Professional Guide contact Steve today to reserve your Orlando Bass Fishing Trip.

Phone - 352-603-5467

Wouldn't you like to be taking home some pictures like this?