Lake Butler Bass Fishing
Bass Fishing Orlando during this time of year has provided trips of a lifetime for all those that adventure out. Lake Butler Bass Fishing can provide you with great memories for the whole family.
I had the pleasure of fishing with Eddy and his niece Jess while they were traveling from Wisconsin to come to Florida Bass Fishing. They were in store for an excellent day of fishing.
Florida Fishing was on their bucket list and they had to experience it. They were excited to go out on the Butler Chain of Lakes in Orlando, Florida.
Eddy and Jess both caught their personal best largemouth bass. Eddy caught a bass that weighed 5 pounds 8 ounces and Jess caught one weighing 3 pounds. Two very beautiful fish especially in these warmer months.
They were incredibly excited to catch the quality of largemouth bass they did. Eddy and Jess put over 20 largemouth bass in the boat with a majority of the fish weighing 2 to 4 pounds.
Livebait Produced Again
Wild-caught shiners were the most effective technique on this trip out. Free lining with no cork was a lot of fun and kept the trip exciting.
The weather conditions did not let up but that did not stop the bass from biting all trip long. They are looking forward to their next trip out.
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Come Catch Yours with Capt Steve Niemoeller on the Butler Chain of Lakes fishing guide.
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Captain Steve Niemoeller is a full-time Lake Butler bass fishing professional fishing guide and Licensed Master Captain. Primarily servicing the freshwater lakes of the St Johns River, Lake George, and Lake Monroe. He also guides on Harris Chain and Lake Toho. He also has great success on Ponce Inlet and Mosquito Lagoon in saltwater catching Redfish and other species.
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