This blog is to inform and update anglers on conservation related issue that are going on throughout the state of Florida regarding Florida’s freshwater lake
Eco friendly fishing practices are shaping the future of bass fishing and making a real difference for every angler. Whether you’re working to master new waters or aiming for that next trophy catch, these strategies protect our favorite fisheries and…
The spawning behavior of bass is a fascinating and vital part of their life cycle. During spring, as water temperatures reach 60-75°F, bass begin their reproductive ritual. This process involves specific staging phases: pre-spawn, when bass build energy; spawn, where…
If you’re like me, you’ve probably heard, “You should have been here yesterday; the fishing was great,” more times than you can count. And if you’re tired of that phrase like me, well, Bass Online has come to the rescue…
It’s known as the Endless Chain of Lakes in Osceola County in Central Fl. This includes the magnificently alarming and fun, to say, Lake Tohopekaliga. Osceola County bears names like Lake Coon, Lizzie, Center, Trout, for God’s sake, and even…
Lake Okeechobee Water Levels 2024 Click for Live Lake Okeechobee Water Levels The Big O Lake Okeechobee provides a natural habitat for fish, wading birds, and other wildlife. It’s also a primary component of flood control systems and the water…
Free Florida Fishing Licenses Florida’s Governor Rick Scott announces free Florida Fishing licenses for all the first responders and law enforcement that are helping with the efforts to rebuild our communities here in Florida after Hurricane Irma. There is no…
Lake Trafford Restoration Yields Great Bass Fishing The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) has confirmed a 10-pound, 7-ounce largemouth bass was caught on Lake Trafford and approved in the TrophyCatch program. Lake Trafford, in Collier County, has received…
New black bass fishing regulations went into effect throughout Florida Today. On Friday, July 1st, the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission announced. The new regulation change will streamline existing rules. Allowing anglers to keep smaller and more abundant bass…
