fresh water fishing report

Hey there This is Captain Brett Isackson with your fresh water fishing report for Lake Okeechobee. Today I have the pleasure of fishing with the Rinaldi family which has been coming to me for the last 13 years, and we had an awesome day on Lake Okeechobee shiner fishing we caught about 35 40 fish all between anywhere from 2 pounds all the way up to about 4 and a half 5 pounds everything was caught like i said on shiners today, and Im looking forward to tomorrow. We’re headed out to lake Ida to do some peacock bass fishing. Give me a call and Let’s go do some fishing For all your freshwater fishing adventures go to bassonline.com This is your this has been your fresh water fishing report with Capt Brett tight lines until next time.

 

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[fusion_content_box title=”About Capt Brett Isackson” backgroundcolor=”#b2ce96″ icon=”fa-user” iconcolor=”#3bbf4a” circlecolor=”#ffffff” circlebordercolor=”#oooooo” iconflip=”yes” iconrotate=”” iconspin=”” image=”/wp-content/uploads/2014/10/50×50-border2.jpg” image_width=”50″ image_height=”50″ link=”/fishing-guides/south-florida-fishing-guides/” linktarget=”_self” linktext=”” animation_type=”0″ animation_direction=”down” animation_speed=”0.1″] Capt. Brett Isackson is a full time South Florida fishing guide, specializing on Miami Peacock bass and large-mouth bass in the Everglades and on Lake Okeechobee and has been known to be very versatile, live-bait or artificial he can catch them. Bluegill, Crappie & Snakehead he can catch it. No trip is too long and there’s always more fish to be caught, that’s his motto.[/fusion_content_box][/fusion_content_boxes]

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