Multi Lake Bass Fishing Report

When it comes to bass fishing, Central Florida is home to some of the best. Each year and month you can come to enjoy Florida outdoors while catching beautiful fish. Fishing may not be your number one choice but if you took the chance, next time it will be. Hop on board a Multi Lake Bass Fishing adventure on your next visit to Central Florida!

Our local experts have spent their whole lives in Central Florida. Most know every freshwater corner and lake you can fish in. Over the years, you tend to develop a pattern and can locate fish much better. This is the ultimate advantage of fishing with our local experts. They work hard to make sure that you have the best Florida fishing experience possible.

Here is your Central Florida Fishing Update:

Captain Steve Niemoeller had the pleasure of fishing with Brad and his buddy Steve. Brad was traveling from New York and Steve was an FL native. They wanted to spend some time on the water while visiting Central Florida. The best location for them was the Butler Chain of Lakes.

Brad and Steve started the day throwing artificial baits. After several quality catches, they switched to wild-caught live shiners. Most of the bigger fish came on live bait. Brad and Steve put over 20 bass in the boat weighing up to 3 pounds.

They had a great time fishing with Captain Steve. They will be back for more action in the near future!

The trip still continues

Just shortly after that fishing trip, Captain Steve was back on the water. He had the pleasure of fishing with Johnnie and his buddies. They fished a 2 boat fishing trip with Captain Mark Gay. Johnnie and his buddies wanted to fish the Butler Chain of Lakes in Orlando, FL.

Yet again, Captain Steve got these gentlemen on some quality bass using both live and artificial baits. It is always fun to have groups of friends come down and experience all that Florida has to offer. They caught over 15 bass on this quick 4-hour fishing adventure. Most of the bass were in the weight range of 2-4 pounds.

Johnnie and his buddies had a fantastic time on the water. Captain Steve is looking forward to seeing them back on the water in the near future!

It was not long after this fishing adventure that Captain Steve explored what Lake Toho Bass Fishing had to offer. He had the pleasure of fishing with Chris traveling from Texas on a family vacation. While the kids were at the theme parks, Chris got away and went bass fishing on Lake Toho in Kissimmee, FL.

The fishing conditions were windy but that did not stop the bass from biting on this 8-hour fishing charter. Wild-caught live shiners were the most effective method. Steve caught a beautiful largemouth bass weighing close to 6 pounds. You can’t beat a day like that on the water. He also caught several other quality bass with over 15 fish in the boat.

Steve will be back for more great action on Lake Toho and Captain Steve is looking forward to it!

The final fishing charter that Captain Steve adventured on was on the St. Johns River in North Florida. He had the pleasure of fishing with Gene and Donna. They are renting a house from a past customer in Astor and wanted to experience some river fishing. The most successful method to catch bass on this fishing trip was wild caught live shiners.

Changing it up

The St Johns River is known for its great bass fishing. When you run the shiners underneath a mat, it is incredibly exciting to see what bites the other end of the line. Big bass can be caught all year long on the St Johns River.

Central Florida is a prime destination for an outdoor experience. What is stopping you from visiting and exploring all the options? We are here to help in answering and addressing any concerns. Now is the time to catch the bass of your life and we would love for one of our local experts to make that happen for you. We look forward to seeing you on the water next time!

Come Visit Central Florida and Catch Yours Today…

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