Everglades Bass Fishing with Old Friends

Today, I fished with old friends and long-time clients, Corky & Sue, from Coral Springs, FL. We started out meeting at the tackle shop and off we went, after a few minutes of catching up on old times we were ready to start catching fish.

One of the great things about Everglades Bass Fishing with Old Friends is they love being out in the Everglades, listening to the birds, taking pictures, and telling stories. Sue said, “We just love how you always take us to a different location and we always catch fish.”

After launching the boat and a nice little drive to the fishing hole, we geared up for what we thought was going to be just another good fishing experience, but it ended up being so much more.

Love these Guys

Then, after getting a few corks out of Corky’s fishing pole, he hooked into what could have been the biggest bass of the day. With an average hook set and several hard runs on the drag, this one was swimming for another day! You hate seeing those getaways, but you can hardly beat the stories they create.

After a few “oh my god” and a good laugh, back to fishing, we went.

Corky’s bait choice for the day was a JDC’s Gibroni. The weather was around 90, a bright blue bird with scattered clouds winds out of the west (Naples) area. The water temp around 78, overall a great day to be on the water.

Success in the Everglades

Corky landed around 20 bass today. The three largest ones were 7.75, 7.25, and 5.65. It was not a bad day, considering we were back at the tackle shop by 1 p.m.

If you’re in the area of Naples or Ft Lauderdale and would like to get out and experience Everglades bass fishing at its best! Call or email me if you want to see more on Everglades Bass Fishing with Old Friends.

More About Everglades Bass Fishing

Everglades bass fishing offers an unparalleled angling experience that goes beyond the thrill of catching fish—it encompasses the rich ecosystem of the Florida Everglades, creating memories that last a lifetime. As we delve deeper into the essence of Everglades bass fishing with old friends, it becomes evident that it is not just a sport but a harmonious dance with nature.

The Everglades, often referred to as the “River of Grass,” is a vast wetland teeming with diverse flora and fauna. The bass fishing experience here is unique, set against the backdrop of expansive sawgrass marshes, cypress swamps, and labyrinthine waterways. It’s not just about reeling in bass; it’s about immersing yourself in the untamed beauty of this extraordinary wilderness.

Everglades bass fishing is a journey into the heart of a delicate ecosystem, where each cast is a connection to the intricate balance of life. As you navigate through the winding channels and hidden corners, you’ll witness a vibrant display of wildlife, from alligators basking in the sun to majestic wading birds gracefully patrolling the waters.

The thrill of landing largemouth bass, peacock bass, and other species is heightened by the knowledge that you are a guest in this remarkable environment. Experienced guides, well-versed in the nuances of Everglades bass fishing, not only lead you to the best fishing spots but also impart a deeper understanding of the ecosystem’s significance.

Everglades bass fishing is a celebration of diversity, where each species tells a unique story of adaptation to this watery realm. From the explosive strikes of peacock bass to the cunning behavior of largemouth bass, every catch adds a chapter to the narrative of life in the Everglades.

In conclusion, Everglades bass fishing transcends the traditional notions of angling. It is an exploration of nature’s wonders, an education in conservation, and a source of unbridled joy for those who seek a holistic fishing experience. So, whether you are a seasoned angler or a novice, immerse yourself in the enchanting world of Everglades bass fishing with old friends for a truly unforgettable adventure.

I look forward to talking fishing with you!

Tight Lines,
Capt T
888-629-2277
Florida Peacock Bass