Florida Bucket List Fishing

South Florida is one of the best locations to get some of your Florida Bucket List Fishing out of the way. In these warmer environments of Palm Beach County, you can hook into some fish of a lifetime.

I had the pleasure of fishing with returning client and friend Dusty Meador. He is traveling from Virginia on his quest to catch his very first peacock bass.

When planning on going fishing, one of the best things that could happen is to have great weather conditions. We went out for two days and it was perfect for both of them.

Fall has brought about an early bite and it surely is strong. Dusty put number of quality fish in the boat over the course of two days.

We went out searching for peacock bass and we surely delivered what he asked for. Dusty caught one weighing 6 pounds. On top of that, he also was able to catch some quality largemouth bass and a clown knife fish which was a surprise for him.

As a guide, it is always a great feeling to help people catch the fish they are looking for. When you come to Florida, you have to knock the species of your desires off your bucket list. We can help you accomplish this here at Bass Online or iOutdoor.

Let’s make it happen and create memories, one fish at a time.

Come Catch Yours with Captain Mike Groshon on Lake Ida.

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Captain Mike Groshon was raised in Northern Virginia, he grew up on Florida bucket list fishing in rivers in Virginia, Maryland, and West Virginia then like most headed south for warmer weather and bigger fish!
Among playing music and racing cars, Mike always had a love for fishing. Mike is married with two children and a real all-around nice guy. He and his family moved to Florida to follow Mike’s dream of becoming a fishing guide on Lake Okeechobee.
Mike is sponsored by Columbia, Bass Assassin Lures, Abu Garcia, and Fitzgerald Rods. To go fishing with Capt Mike click here!