TRIPS & TOURS - FISH OKEECHOBEE
WELCOME TO OKEECHOBEE
Lake Okeechobee is the most famous lake of them all and for several reason, but no other than its size. Even with it's enormous size of 730+ square miles, you find a lot of shopping, urban culture, beaches and fine dining. But with shopping on Worth Avenue, to connecting with a Cruises ports less than an hour away...who needs that stuff at the lake. We recognize having multiple locations to fish Okeechobee is almost as unique as the lake itself. Our locations are convenient no matter where you are visiting or driving from. While other fishing services sell you on there location and why it's the best...we're here to service you at the one that's best for you! The Lake Okeechobee nature adventures can only be done by boat because the lake has a 60' leeve all the way around it making it very difficult to experience the fishing from shore. There's nothing quite like fishing side by side with the alligators and birds, and the climate allows for year round fishing for several great species largemouth bass and Crappie (Speck).
What you might not know that Lake Okeechobee is a neighbor of, Palm Beach, Ft Lauderdale, Jupiter, Vero, Ft Myers and other destinations in Florida that surround the largest and most famous body of water Lake Okeechobee in the world. Many forget about the spectacular freshwater fishing that Lake Okeechobee overs, so while your friends are out cruising around in the ocean getting Sea-sick only catching two or three fish, you will be enjoying the sights and sounds of Florida wildlife and catching lots of fish!
OKEECHOBEE FISHING LOCATIONS
City of Okeechobee is the largest of all the cities around the “famous big bass lake.” City of Okeechobee is well-known for the quantity and quality of crappie and bass that the Kissimmee River and lake produces on a regular basis. While the North side of the lake is not located near and main Cities, it is only located 60 to 90 minutes away from Mickey Mouse and all the theme park of Orlando. City of Okeechobee is a very popular choice for customers traveling from Fort Pierce, Port St Lucie, Arcadia, Sarasota and Orlando as well. The reputation on Lake Okeechobee has continued for many years as producing the biggest and best large-mouth bass fishing in Central Florida. On Okeechobee the two primary ways to fish are with artificial lures or wild shiners. Bass fishing on the “Big O” with wild shiners is the preferred bait for many anglers for trophy bass. It just happens to be the natural food that they feed on daily. Wild Shiner fishing became very popular many years ago when anglers fishing Okeechobee for largemouth bass would see their feeding habits. It has become the increasingly popular choice because once you’ve experienced this style of fishing you’ll quickly recognized that it’s much more than just sitting and watching bobbers. We have a special kind of tackle and a secret way of hooking and rigging shiners.
Like some of you, we also prefer to fish with artificial lures as much as possible. When fishing Lake Okeechobee with artificial, you will have the choice of spinning, baitcasting or fly fishing. flipping and pitching on Okeechobee is always real popular, it’s always a great lake for topwater plugs do to its shallow depths. We are open to any techniques you’re interested in learning about, just let us know. READ MORE...or reserve below...
Fish Okeechobee is the most “famous big bass lake” in the world, well-known for the quantity and quality of bass the lake produces on a regular basis. The Southeast corner of the lake is located in Palm Beach County, it is only 30 from Palm Beach and 50 minutes from Boca Raton depending on your location. It's a very popular choice for customers visiting Palm Beach, Ft lauderdale and Miami anytime of the year. The reputation on Lake Okeechobee has continued for many years as producing the biggest and best largemouth bass fishing in South Florida. On Okeechobee the two primary ways to fish are with artificial lures or wild shiners. Bass fishing on the “Big O” with wild shiners is the preferred bait for many anglers for trophy bass. It just happens to be the natural food that they feed on daily. Wild Shiner fishing became very popular many years ago when anglers fishing Okeechobee for largemouth bass would see their feeding habits. It has become the increasingly popular choice because once you’ve experienced this style of fishing you’ll quickly recognized that it’s much more than just sitting and watching bobbers. We have a special kind of tackle and a secret way of hooking and rigging shiners that we will share with only you...
Like some of you, we also prefer to fish Okeechobee with artificial lures as much as possible. When fishing Lake Okeechobee with artificial, you will have the choice of spinning rods, baitcasting rods or fly fishing equipment. Flipping and pitching on Okeechobee is always real popular, it’s always a great lake for topwater lures do to its shallow depths. We are open to any techniques you’re interested in learning about, just let us know. READ MORE...or reserve below...
Clewiston Florida is located on the Southwest shores of Lake Okeechobee, is one of the most favorite location for the B.A.S.S. and FLW fishing tournaments, the area is well-known for the bass the lake produces and great boat ramp access. While Clewiston on the Southwest corner of the lake is not located in Palm Beach, it is located in Hendry County only located 75 minutes away from North Palm Beach and Fort Lauderdale, but is most popular choice for customers traveling from Fort Myers, Naples and Port Charlotte as well. The reputation on Lake Okeechobee has continued for many years as producing the biggest and best largemouth bass fishing in South Florida. On Okeechobee the two primary ways to fish are with artificial lures or wild shiners. Bass fishing on the “Big O” with wild shiners is the preferred bait for many anglers for trophy bass. It just happens to be the natural food that they feed on daily. Wild Shiner fishing became very popular many years ago when anglers fishing Okeechobee for largemouth bass would see their feeding habits. It has become the increasingly popular choice because once you’ve experienced this style of fishing you’ll quickly recognized that it’s much more than just sitting and watching bobbers. We have a special kind of tackle and a secret way of hooking and rigging shiners.
Like some of you, we also prefer to fish with artificial lures as much as possible. When fishing Lake Okeechobee with artificial, you will have the choice of spinning, baitcasting or fly fishing. flipping and pitching on Okeechobee is always real popular, it’s always a great lake for topwater plugs do to its shallow depths. We are open to any techniques you’re interested in learning about, just let us know. READ MORE...or reserve below...
Okeechobee Fishing Reviews
Capt Dave Lauer
Lake O bass
Capt. Dave Lauer is a full-time South Florida bass fishing guide, specializing teaching you fishing tricks. Dave’s specialty is Lake Okeechobee and going way back into the flats with big shiners hunting trophy size bass, does that sound like fun or what! You can also read Capt. Dave fishing reports every morning giving his latest fishing tips. Your trip with Dave is guaranteed to be a fun trip, so don't ask to fish Okeechobee with Dave unless you're interested in a good time. [Read More...]
Captain Brett Isackson Capt. Brett Isackson is a full-time Palm Beach fishing guide, specializing on Palm Beach Peacock bass and large-mouth bass in Lake Ida, and largemouth in the Everglades and on Lake Okeechobee and has been known to be vary versatile, live-bait or artificial he can catch them. No trip is too long and there’s always more fish to be caught, that’s his motto.Brett’s energetic and can be heard on our Bass Fishing reports every week giving his latest fishing report for the Southeast Region of Florida. [Read More...]
Captain Mark Shepard is a full-time guide and touring professional. Experience includes BASSMaster, FLW Tours, Everstart, BFL tournaments and many others. Mark has a list of accomplishments in the fishing industry a mile long including a Everstart WIN on Lake Eufaula, AL. Mark originally from Florida moved to Ohio to sharpen him northern skills and moved back from Ohio years ago to master guiding and fish Okeechobee. Mark is sponsored by:Jolly Roger Marina, Zoom, Abu Garcia, Cabin Creek Baits, Mercury Marine, Power Pole and Bass OnLine.com. Mark’s our lead guide on the “Big O” Lake Okeechobee, he has also become a master of the Everglades [Read More...]
Capt Bob Miley started bass fishing in 1969, in the Everglades. The very first trip out he caught a 10lb 0/8 o/z largemouth bass, and has been fishing for bass ever since.Robert started the fishing club called the Homestead Ambassadors in 1974, which was B.A.S.S. affiliated at the time. He also belongs to Trail Glades Bassmasters, of Miami, where he am still a current member. Robert also belongs to S.A.F.E.R., South Florida Anglers for Everglades Restoration. Robert Miley has been fishing professionally on the B.A.S.S. Eastern Division, for the past 7 years. He also has been working with several Rep Groups over the past 6 years, and travels to almost all of the Bass Pro Shops...[Read More...]
Capt Mike Groshon is a local bass fishing professional. Experience includes BFL tournaments and many other local tournaments. Including being one of the best Peacock bass guides on Lake Osborne and Lake Ida. Capt Mike is a Palm Beach Florida bass fishing guides and is well versed all types and styles of fishing, one of his favorites is frog fishing on Lake Okeechobee. Ask him about it, you would never guess there could be so many options. Mike guides in the Everglades and Okeechobee, but really excels at Peacock bass in Palm Beach area! [Read More...]
Capt. Larry Crossman Capt. Larry Crossman is part of our Bass Online Pro Team and considered a top anglers around Lake Okeechobee. He fish Okeechobee Full-time as a fishing guide, As a Fishing Guide he’s mainly fishes out of City of Okeechobee, Fl. Has a long list of tournament experiences, including the BFL tournaments wins. Larry has two boats available and can handle 4 or 5 people. Specializes on: Fish Okeechobee with Live bait and/or Artificial lures, specializes in working with kids and small groups. [Read More...]
Captain Brian Brown is a full-time bass fishing guide, he is also your go to Crappie fishing guide on Lake Okeechobee. With over 20yrs of experience Brian can help you understand the movements to fish Okeechobee, understand how to read your electronics. As well as helping you choose the proper tackle to use for your next fishing trip. So if you are ready for a fun day on the water with great fishing tips thrown in, Capt Brian could be the guy for you. I know he would love the opportunity to share the boat with you all while experiencing a few good laughs, new fishing strategies and maybe even catch some trophies bass or crappie along the way. [Read More...]
Captain Robert Alfano Anglers Choice Angler of the year South Central Division.2010 Police and Fire Olympic Games Gold Medal winner 2 day Bass Tourny
Numerous local tournament wins.
Over 40 years experience fishing Florida Lakes.
Featured in October 2001 Florida Sportsman Magazine for 4 consecutive wins with big bass in each.
Fish Okeechobee with bass fishing guide Capt Rob which is well versed on all types, and styles of fishing, you would never guess there could be so many options to fishing and rigging. Robert guides on Lake Okeechobee full-time [Read More...]
Capt Galen Fugh came to Lake Okeechobee for an Everstart tournament several years ago and finished 4th and fell in love with the lake.He’s a family oriented man, loves showing kids and adults how to fish. He has a long list of tournament experiences including BFL and Everstart tournament with top 10 finishes on Lake Guntersville, Wheeler lake and Lake Okeechobee.
When not professionally fishing our being a fishing guide he’s a Special Victims Unit Investigator for the Chattanooga Tennessee Police Dept. [Read More...]
Capt Mark Rose hometown is Pittsburgh PA. Mark has been fishing Lake Erie and Lake Okeechobee since 1999. He fishes Lake Erie in the spring for smallmouth. He runs a detail shop in his hometown during the summer, spring and fall and heads to Florida during the winter months to do what he loves, guide on Lake Okeechobee. Mark has had a passion for fishing since he was 11 and his passion and love for the sport has grown over the years. He can make a bad day of fishing still be an awesome day out on the boat!Mark guides out of Clewiston FL, Belle Glade, Fl and Okeechobee City FL. Mark’s biggest bass was 12 lbs 11 oz. it was caught on Okeechobee in Feb of 2012. Mark does artificial and live bait trips. Whichever you choose, he will get the job done for you.
When not guiding, Mark fishes FLW, RAYOVAC series, BFL, Presque isle Bassmasters. He also participates in fishes Fishers Of men. [Read More...]
Captain Doug Jansen joins BassOnline after relocating to Florida from Louisville, Kentucky. As a native Kentuckian, Doug owned a successful family business for over 35 years and was lucky enough to retire early and fish full-time. Captain Doug’s passion for fishing began at an early age fishing Lakes Barkley, Kentucky, Barren and Taylorsville and competing in tournaments statewide. Captain Doug began fish Okeechobee in the early 1990s and hasn’t missed a season since. Although Captain Doug customarily spent most of his time on Lake Okeechobee, he has recently expanded his guiding to include Lake Ida for Peacock Bass, and the Everglades for Large Mouth Bass. [Read More...] WHY CHOOSE US!
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There isn't any place in the world to match the bass fishing opportunity and with measured accomplishments for anglers then when fishing the BIG "O". It maybe the land of BIG bass, and lack great food and nightlife, but the great fishing is what keeps people coming back.