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Specializing in Florida Bass Fishing on all of the Florida Freshwater Lakes.

On-board with us, this last week of October was Dennis and his son Matthew from Houston Texas.

The first day of there fishing trip we start out on Lake Okeechobee, unexpectedly the bite slowed down so we decided to pull-out and head for the Everglades. The two were very excited to see just how good the Everglades could be.

The Everglades has really been dependable and it did not let us down this time. The O’Neils managed to catch 20 or more fish in just a few hours of fishing which lead to a fantastic finish for day one!

On day two we went to Miami for the exotic Peacock Bass.  We started our morning off by throwing artificial baits but it really wasn’t that productive, so we went to pitching shiners and we started picking off the fish. We moved around to a couple of different areas and picked away at the fish, we also managed to catch a Snook. Which is always fun to watch the customers light up as the fish is dancing on top of the water.

By the end off the trip they caught over seventeen fish up to five pounds.

Till next time tight lines and good fishing….
From Staff Writer Capt Brett Isackson (bretti@bassonline.com)
BassOnline.com / 888-829-BASS

Silver Division: First Place went to the team of John Bechtold and Bob “O” of Englewood. They weighed in a total of 21.79 pounds. The Second Place team of Jimmy and Dillon McMillan weighed in a total of 18.89 pounds. Third Place overall went to the team Captained by Todd Schlueter with a total weight of 17.56 pounds. The First Place Big Bass went to the team of Brandon & Jared McMillan with a big’n weighing in at 6.26 pounds and the Second Place Big Bass went to the team of Danny “Dennis” Williams and Malcolm McCollum with a 6.01 pounder.

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Gold Division: First Place went to the team of Justice and Shelton of Dania. They weighed in a total of 16.08 pounds and the Second Place Big Bass weighing in at 4.82 Pounds. They buzzed all over the East Wall to chase these fish down. The only team we had fishing Sunday that used 40 gallons of gas and only fished two miles from the marina. Second Place went to the team of Jimmy & Brandon McMillan with a total weight of 15.04 pounds and the First Place Big Bass weighing in at 5.21 pounds. Third place went to the team of Ken Fitton and Mark Brader with a total weight of 14.27 pounds.

Congrates to all the winners.