Lake Okeechobee Bass Fishing

What a fishing trip with Chris & Vicky Anderson from NY bass fishing on Lake Okeechobee. Anderson’s caught them good all  day trip, great average size with some monsters mixed in. The big fish are coming in more and more every day this year is going to be nuts. I sure enjoyed taking these folks fishing and hope to see them again. Till next time tight lines and good fishing….
From Staff Writer Capt. Mark Shepard (marks@bassonline.com) 
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Today I had the pleasure of going out with repeat customer the Walker’s family from Mississippi.  They wanted  the hard fight peacock bass fishing in Miami.  We tried using artificial and caught only one Peacock bass on topwater.  We started using live bait and caught over 36  up to 4lbs. It was a great day Peacock Bass fishing Miami Style.

Till next time tight lines and good fishing….
From Staff Writer Capt. Brett Isackson (bretti@bassonline.com)
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***Customer Comments***

Tony and I received all the photos. Again, want to thank you so much for an awesome fishing experience! The photos will help us show all our friends back home what peacock bass fishing is all about! Your were wonderful and we look forward to getting to fish with you again.

Thank you again for everything!
Tony and Lieanne Walker

Everglades’s bass fishing with Robert & Nic Chang from Canada. Until today Nic was a novice and had never caught a fish, her first fish she got on a shiner, and her next fish was an 8lb Largemouth Bass, that’s Glades Monster Bass. The look on her face after she caught 8lb bass was priceless. The Chang’s caught a dozen Largemouth bass,1 fish was caught on a shiner, the rest of the fish where caught with shakyhead and Nic got her 8lb Monster Bass on a hollow body frog.

Thanks Guys!

Till next time tight lines and good fishing….

From Staff Writer Capt. Tony Masiello (tonym@bassonline.com) 
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Richard and Jay from Orlando are my number one Snakehead Anglers.

Florida snakehead is the most recent addition to Florida’s list of reproducing exotic fishes, scientists report. “However, it’s far too early to know or even speculate on what effects the presence of this snakehead will have on our fisherys, but in the mean it is a great sport fish to have fun with.  Snakeheads are extremely aggressive and ones in Florida species got to Florida by a illegal introduction of exotics in the first place, it is really the only viable tactic along with educating anglers, aquarists, and others about the illegality of dumping and/or transferring exotic fish from one water body to another. Snakeheads are in fresh water and are contained in Florida’s numerous lakes, streams, rivers, canals, and impoundments.

Till next time tight lines and good fishing….
From Staff Writer Capt. Brett Isackson (bretti@bassonline.com)
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Having a lot of fun this summer and some big fish are coming into the flats. The schooling bass in this lake can make for the best fishing you have ever seen. When these fish get shallow it is violent and can were you out as they attack baits of all kinds. If you have never tried summer time fishing here you don’t know what your missing.

Till next time tight lines and good fishing….
From Staff Writer Capt. Mark Shepard (marks@bassonline.com) 
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