The St. Johns River is a location in North Florida known for its incredible fishing. It is also a very fragile fishery that can get influenced by the saltwater that can inevitably travel through it as it is connected to the Atlantic Ocean. During previous hurricanes, a massive saltwater intrusion occurred shutting this fishery down. We are happy to announce and let you know that this fishery is back in action and BETTER than before. If you are looking to catch a St. Johns River Trophy Largemouth Bass, NOW is the time to get out on the water. Explore what a March Florida River Fishing trip can do for you on your next adventure in North Florida.
The St. Johns River is approximately 310 miles long, making it the longest river in Florida. This also makes it one diverse place to explore and visit. You can spend days and hours trying to determine what the best areas are to fish. One thing we can say, whether you are there for fishing or just to enjoy a day on the water, the St. Johns River can provide you with a trip of a lifetime.
Our local experts have years of experience that will allow you to lock in on fish quickly. Knowledge and preparation give them an edge to most weekend anglers. Choosing one of our local experts will allow you to land that big bass you are after in a short period of time. Whether you want to use live bait or artificial bait, this destination and fishery have everything you need.
Check out this Trophy Bass Fishing Report from the St. Johns River in North Florida:
Fishing with Captain Gino Losi
“I had the ultimate pleasure of fishing with David while he was visiting North Florida. When doing so, we explored the St. Johns River and it showed him one amazing time. When you think about Florida bass fishing, this trip truly encompasses everything you can ask for. Solid numbers, great conditions, and trophy bass!
David started the day catching staging fish with wild-caught live shiners on shell bars. It was a blast for him to target these fish and land some decent numbers early in the day. As the trip progressed, we moved into the back canals where the fun really began.
David picked up some artificial baits and started pitching a creature bait around docks and shallow water structure. During this time, he caught several fish in the 3-5 pound range. While sight fishing and enjoying the bite with artificial lures, he also floated some live bait in the deeper water of the canal hoping to target migrating bass pulling into the canal to spawn.
This process landed David the fish of a lifetime. All of a sudden, a bass struck and sucked down one of the live baits. David waited until the right time, reeled down on this fish, and set the hook. When he did, the biggest bass of his life surfaced. This fish fought hard and gave him a fight he will never forget. It weighed in at 9 pounds 15 ounces. 1 ounce shy of 10 pounds.
Watching David land this fish and watch his face light up made for the ultimate day on the water. I am lucky to have been able to experience this with him and I know that he will be back for more action in the near future!”
Second trip of this update:
“Similarly to the last trip, the St. Johns River showed Bob and his wife a great time on the water. They did not cash in on any true trophy largemouth bass but had a fun time catching quality fish all trip long. While Bob and his wife were spending time in North Florida, a bass fishing trip was a great way for them to escape into the outdoors.
Water and air temperatures were on the rise on this fishing trip after a previous cold front moved in. During changes like such, we were able to find staging fish close to spawning flats and canals. Both live and artificial baits were productive on this fishing trip.
The larger fish caught on this trip weighing in at over 5 pounds were caught on beds. When targeting bedding fish, a creature bait like a lizard was very successful. Wild-shiners also helped land several beautiful North Florida largemouth bass. At the end of the day, they caught over 15 bass on their trip and could not have been happier.
Always glad to be a part of anglers fishing experiences and hope to see them back on the water soon!” – Captain Gino Losi
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The fishing on the St. Johns River could not get any better. When looking to explore something new and get away from the crowds and people, hop on one of our private tours. All our captains, especially in these times, keep everything on their boat sanitized and cleaned. We would never want any of our anglers feeling the need to be worried about our trips. The fishing is red hot and NOW is the time to cash in on some big bass.
March St Johns Fishing can really bring you the fish of a lifetime. We hope to see you on the water soon to get you on the biggest bass of your life on a March Florida River Fishing Trip!
The Harris Chain of Lakes is one of the most productive fisheries to land trophy largemouth bass. Each spawning season, this lake gets fired up with some incredible bass fishing action. This chain of lakes is located in Leesburg, Florida, and offers some of the most beautiful scenery to fish in. Multiple interconnected lakes make it something unique and a true adventure every time you go out. March Harris Chain Fishing is just getting started and NOW is the time to plan that fishing trip of a lifetime!
Several lakes throughout the chain hold some exceptional fishing areas to catch largemouth bass. During this time of year, offshore grass and back canals are the prime focus of fishing. Whether you want to throw artificial baits or live bait, the Harris Chain of Lakes can produce for you. It is the perfect destination for the die-hard angler looking to land a trophy largemouth bass on artificial lures.
One of the most difficult parts about fishing this chain is knowledge. It has 8 interconnected lakes all posing perfect conditions to go fishing. You can spend days on the water without any luck but getting out with a local expert can truly change everything for you. When you hop on board with our experts, not only years of fishing experience come with it but you are guaranteed to have one amazing time on the water.
Check out this Harris Chain of Lakes Fishing Update to show you what is to come in March:
Fishing with Captain Gino Losi
First Trip of this Report:
“Artificial fishing on the Harris Chain can be a very productive way to catch largemouth bass. For those that love to fish with artificial baits, the Harris Chain is the place to visit!
I had the pleasure of fishing with David, who was staying in The Villages during the winter months of the year. While traveling from Canada, bass fishing and getting outdoors is always a must. All-weather conditions to him are better than what it is back home in Canada.
We adventured out on Lake Griffin in search of largemouth bass. The trip started out in the canals on both ends of the lake. Windy conditions made it ideal to start out in the canals and once it died down to move to several other hot spots. The bass are biting on both senkos and frogs in the back canals.
Once the wind died down, we moved offshore. Every upcoming moon phase and month from now until April-May, you will get bass in pre-spawn phases. The best way to target this bass is with crankbaits and speed worms on the deeper edges of the submerged hydrilla.
David had a blast catching bass all trip long on this fishing trip. He landed 30-40 largemouth bass on his full day trip. I am looking forward to fishing with him again soon!” – Captain Gino Losi
Second Trip of this Report
“After hard Central-North Florida cold fronts, the best thing we can get is some warm days. When this happens, especially when the largemouth bass spawn is in full effect, you can see some exceptional fishing.
I had the opportunity to go fishing with Dennis and his good friend. They wanted to come out and catch some Florida largemouth bass while traveling here on a visit. As a result, it was a fishing trip that neither of them would forget.
During the spawning months of the year, shallow water areas are prime for catching giant Florida largemouth bass. These canals create the perfect environment for bass to come in and make their beds. When this occurs, catching and releasing big bass is highly common especially on the Harris Chain of Lakes.
Dennis and his friend had an epic day on the water. Cruising into a back canal on Lake Griffin, they landed 2 trophy largemouth bass over 8 pounds. Several other bass weighed in at 6-7 pound range. Most of the larger females came off beds and then released so that they could finish their spawning process.
The most effective method to catch largemouth bass in this position is with live bait. Dennis and his friend also used artificial lures to pick off several nice bass. As the day progressed and the conditions got better, more females started moving into this canal.
These guys had an epic day on the water that every angler would dream of. I look forward to sharing another incredible moment like this again with them!” – Captain Gino Losi
If you want to fall in love with bass fishing here in Florida, the Harris Chain of Lakes is your fishery. There is just something magical about it. Every trip and every adventure will allow you to experience something new and exciting. Not only will you get the chance at landing the biggest bass of your life but you will also be able to enjoy fishing in one of the most beautiful destinations Central Florida has to offer.
We hope that we get the chance to show you around this awesome place. March Harris Chain Fishing is about to get red hot and NOW is the time to plan those bass fishing trips you will never forget! See you on the water next time!
Wondering where you can catch your next personal best largemouth bass? North Florida is the ultimate destination to search down some giant bass. Whether you wanted to fish on the Rodman Reservoir or go fishing on the St. Johns River, this is a bass fishing paradise for all anglers. Getting outdoors is a must when visiting Florida and the beauty these fisheries can bring to your vacation will be unforgettable. Enjoy this February North Florida Fishing Report in search of trophy largemouth bass!
These fisheries are vast and covering water is key. Our local experts and their years of experience and knowledge can allow you to have the ultimate outdoor fishing adventure. Days on the water have dialed them in on the best fishing their fishery has to offer. When looking to go bass fishing here in North Florida, choosing a local expert is the way to go.
February bass fishing can be characterized by trophy catches and the spawn. Water temperatures have hit the right temperatures to initiate the spawn. Now is the time to cash in on some big bass fishing here in Florida. All across the state, you can enjoy quality largemouth bass fishing and hopefully land the fish of a lifetime!
Check out this February North Florida Fishing Report with our Local Experts:
Fishing with Captain Ken Walker
“Some trips can start out slow and end with a big bang. The Rodman Reservoir is one of those fisheries that you just can’t sleep on. Every cast, every take, and every bite could be the fish of your lifetime. It is the only place that you can consistently find giant Florida largemouth bass all year long.
I had the pleasure of fishing with Tim Jordan, who was traveling from North Florida to search down his new personal best. The Rodman Reservoir is one of his favorite places to do so. After having a slow start to the morning, the bite gradually picked up as the sun began to warm the surface of the water.
It was the second day of a cold front and I knew it was not going to be the most active day on the water. To my surprise, Rodman was not playing around on this fishing trip. The big bass were hungry and coming out to play.
Tim caught 8 beautiful largemouth bass on his fishing trip. One of those fish was his new personal best weighing in at a whopping 10 pounds 4 ounces. Giant trophy double digit largemouth bass are what you come to the Rodman Reservoir for.
I was excited to be part of this adventure. Tim put in some work and in the end got what he came for. I am looking forward to fishing with him again in the near future!
Fishing with Captain Gino Losi
“After many years of inconsistent fishing, I am happy to announce the St. Johns River is back in action. During the last major hurricane to hit Florida, saltwater erosion hurt the fishing conditions. As a result, it took many years for the bass fishing to come back alive.
I had the pleasure of fishing with Jon and his wife. They were traveling from Minnesota looking to cash in on some bass fishing here on the St. Johns River. North Florida is the perfect destination to explore Florida fishing, especially for largemouth bass.
A mix of clouds and breezy fishing conditions made for a productive bite. The spawn is in full effect on the St. Johns River. You can find staging fish at the mouth of the canals and shell bars. As you travel through the canal systems you can also find bedding fish.
Jon and his wife had an absolute blast catching over 15 largemouth bass on their fishing trip. Most of the fish were caught on wild-caught live shiners. It was great to see the quality of fish caught on this trip. Numbers of 3-4 pound fish were brought to the boat.
North Florida from the St. Johns River to the Rodman Reservoir is on for some great bass fishing. I look forward to fishing with Jon again in the near future!” – Captain Gino Losi
Fishing with Captain Peter T
“Fishing on the Rodman Reservoir is starting to really pick up. When looking to catch multiple and numbers of quality largemouth bass, this is the destination to travel to. North Florida holds some exceptional waters for putting people on their biggest bass ever.
I had the pleasure of fishing with Mike and his family. They were traveling from Gainesville, FL, looking to check out what Rodman Reservoir Fishing was all about. What a day on the water for this family, especially considering the windy conditions that were persistent all trip long.
Mike and his family caught over 15 largemouth bass on this fishing trip. Most of the fish were in the 2-4 pound range. 5 of their best fish weighed in at 5 pounds 14 ounces, 6.4, 7.4, and the biggest was 8 pounds and 14 ounces. NOW that is what bass fishing on the Rodman Reservoir is all about!
Mike and his family had a fantastic time on the water and are looking forward to exploring its wonders again soon!” – Capt Peter T
North Florida is the place to explore when looking for some big bass. Whether you are looking for the fish of a lifetime or just a relaxing day on the water, North Florida has so much to offer. Every trip is unique and can be tailored to your needs. We hope that you get the chance to explore what Florida has to offer.
The fishing is starting to get really good and NOW is the time to plan those bass fishing getaways. Book in advance as our spots are filling up fast. We look forward to seeing you on the water next time on the Rodman Reservoir or St. Johns River!
When it comes to catching big bass in Florida, the northern region holds supreme. Cooler water temperatures, deeper water, current, flow, and so many additional reasons provoke the largemouth bass to grow large. If you are looking to catch a trophy Florida largemouth, fisheries like the Rodman Reservoir and St Johns River are exceptional options. Explore Sandbar North Florida Fishing for a fishing trip of a lifetime.
Our local experts are essential to having success on the water. These fisheries in North Florida and across the whole state are large. You can spend days and hours trying to find fish. Our local experts have years of experience that allows you to get on the fish right away. On most trips, the action stays constant from the first cast to the last.
Check out this North Florida Fishing Report with our Professionals and Local Experts:
Meet Larry and Michael, they were traveling from the Palm Coast looking to explore the Rodman Reservoir. They have always wanted to see what North Florida bass fishing had to offer. A personal best for both of them would be the perfect outcome for this fishing trip. Captain Ken Walker had the pleasure of taking them out on the Rodman Reservoir.
Most days and trips at this beautiful location will yield a lot of success. The Rodman Reservoir is a magical place where your dreams of catching a trophy largemouth bass can come true. Larry and Michael went out fishing during windy conditions but that did not stop the bass from eating. The most effective method to catch the bass on this trip was wild-caught live shiners.
Like we said, dreams come true. Both Larry and Michael caught their personal best largemouth bass on this fishing trip. Larry caught a largemouth bass weighing 9 pounds 7 ounces. Michael came in strong as well with a largemouth bass weighing 7 pounds 4 ounces. They caught an overall of about 10 largemouths on this fishing trip.
Larry and Michael got what they wanted out of the Rodman Reservoir. Most anglers that fish with our experts experience the same thing. Captain Ken is looking forward to fishing with them again soon!
Just shortly after this fishing trip, Rebecca and her significant other were traveling from South Carolina to explore North Florida. While doing so, the St. Johns River was on the menu. Bass Fishing in Florida was a must-do for them and they were sure glad that we could make it happen. Captain Gino Losi had the pleasure of fishing with this lovely couple.
A calm and cloudy day made the bass fishing interesting for this couple. The water was flowing on the river which stacked in key locations. When you come across moving current, you have to pay attention to structures such as sandbars, current breaks, and ledges. Schooling largemouth bass and hybrid bass will stay active around these points and breaks.
Captain Gino put this couple on some great action. They fished a sandbar with a shell bed at the mouth of Lake Dexter. After catching numbers of largemouth and hybrid bass, they were exhausted. The action was non-stop from the first cast to the last.
Rebecca and her significant other really enjoyed their fishing charter on the St. Johns River. Captain Gino is looking forward to seeing them out on the water again soon!
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Whether the Rodman Reservoir or the St. Johns River, the bass fishing action is red hot. All across the state, the action is picking up. Cooler temperatures are getting the bass ready to spawn. North Florida has some excellent waters for you to explore. Our local experts will work hard to make your fishing trip one you will remember for a lifetime!
Great fishing is ahead and we hope to get the chance to show you why we love Florida bass fishing. See you on the water soon!
You have arrived in Central Florida and more specifically Kissimmee on a vacation. While doing so, the great outdoors has been on your mind. Exploring the waters of Central Florida for largemouth bass was always something interesting to you. As your vacation goes on, you pull the trigger and as a result, you experience a Florida personal best fishing charter with our local experts.
One of the neat things about getting in the outdoors, every experience is unique. You can go explore a fishery one day and not get the same experience the next. A fundamental key to having a great time on the water, especially when looking to go fishing is a local expert. Years of quality experience not only with fishing and working with customers to provide them the adventure they are after. When you select our local experts, you are in good hands!
Check out how the Lake Toho Bass Fishing in Kissimmee, FL with our Local Expert can produce for you:
Meet Steve and Marissa, they were traveling to Central Florida from Southern California. While enjoying the Florida weather, bass fishing was on their mind. As a result, they explored what Lake Toho had to offer. Captain Brent Nelson had the pleasure of showing them around and what this beautiful fishery can produce.
Sunny, windy, and on occasion some clouds made for a fantastic day of fishing. Steve and Marissa had a blast while Lake Toho fishing with both wild-caught live shiners and artificial baits. One of the best parts about bass fishing in Florida is that you have the opportunity to fish both at any time, especially on a Florida Personal Best Fishing Charter.
The main structure that was holding fish on this trip was submerged vegetation. The windy conditions made for the best bite as it pushed bait around and into key locations. Live bait was presented on a float that pushed up against the open water hydrilla. After short minutes in the water, the bait was sucked down!
After using live bait, Steve and Marisa also caught fish on sencos, worms, and flukes. It was in the same area but around more sparse patches of grass. Steve and Marisa had an epic and awesome double up with both of their personal best bass coming in. Steve caught a 5.85 pound largemouth on artificial baits and Marissa caught a 6.81-pound largemouth bass on a shiner.
The action was hot and heavy with over 35 largemouth bass in the boat. It was an experience that they did not expect to happen and will never forget. When the fishing is this good, you want more and more of it. To say the least, they had a great time! They will most certainly be back for more action in the near future and Captain Brent is looking forward to getting them back out on the water soon!
Just shortly after this fishing trip, Mark and his son were traveling to Kissimmee, FL. They were coming from Kansas looking to cash in on some of the Florida bass fishing they always here about. Captain Gino Losi had the pleasure of getting out on the water with them.
Cloudy conditions made the bass fishing interesting. Captain Gino found some offshore brush piles that were holding fish but the largest concentrations of fish were on the outside grass lines. Lake Toho’s south end was the most productive area on this fishing trip.
Yet again, sparse patches of hydrilla on the outside edges brought in some decent numbers of male bass. The water depth was about 6 feet. Mark and his son caught over 15 largemouth bass on this fishing trip. They had a blast learning more about the lake and getting out on the water.
Captain Gino is looking forward to seeing this family again on the water soon!
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As you can see, the bass fishing is starting to get hot. Temperature changes are stirring up all kinds of action. Our local experts will work hard to make sure they get you on the best fish possible. Lake Toho is a fantastic selection when looking to cash in on some beautiful largemouth bass. Conditions are only going to continue to get better and the bass fishing will start producing some trophy-sized fish.
We hope you get the chance to experience it on your next vacation to Central Florida! See you on the water next time!!
If there is one destination in the world that encompasses more activities to embark on than the rest, it has to be Central Florida. Travelers from across the world and country come to Central Florida to enjoy a vacation or the many theme parks. If you are the one that wants to discover more, you have to explore what freshwater fishing can offer. Central Florida has 100’s of prime bass fishing lakes that can get you on the adventure you are after. Hop on board for a Harris Chain Fishing Charter for Largemouth Bass right here in Central Florida.
The Harris Chain of Lakes is a unique fishery known for its bass fishing. It consists of 8 interconnected lakes fed by the Ocklawaha River. Spring fed clear water and big bass are the two main features of this beautiful place. There is something for everyone on this chain of lakes, so don’t be shy to discover what it can offer you. Bring your family along with you for a great day in the outdoors near Orlando, FL.
Navigating through these 8 interconnected lakes could get confusing. After hours and hours of fishing, you may not be in the areas that the bass are. Everything looks great when it comes to fishing here on the Harris Chain. If you want to have the most success on the water, you have to hop on board with a local expert. They will get you around the fish you are after in a much quicker time. Our local experts have years of experience fishing in Central Florida allowing you to create a memory worth remembering.
Mike and his good friend were traveling from New York looking to cash in on some Florida bass fishing. After hearing all the positive reviews and hype about the Harris Chain, they had to explore it. Captain Gino Losi had the pleasure of putting them on some beautiful largemouth bass.
“The client’s had a blast, even missing a couple of really nice largemouth!” – Capt Gino. Mike and his good friend had a really great time learning more about bass fishing on this trip. A nice breeze kept the day cool and the fish biting.
Captain Gino took Mike and his friend to Lake Griffin. They had to lock through which made for an interesting day for the clients. For Mike and his friend, it was all about the adventure and spending time with their family.
The most productive style of fishing was live bait. Wild-caught live shiners are the best way to go when Florida bass fishing. Mike and his good friend caught up to 10 largemouth bass on their quick fishing trip. The deeper hydrilla cuts were the most productive areas to put fish in the boat. Mike caught the biggest fish weighing close to 4 pounds!
Mike and his good friend had a fantastic time fishing on the Harris Chain of Lakes. Captain Gino is looking forward to their next adventure when visiting Florida again soon!
Come Catch Yours!
Florida largemouth bass are in a fall transition right now. You can still get out on the water and enjoy the day. If you do so though, get on board with a local expert that knows where the fish are biting. Once the weather gets cooler, the big bass season will officially begin. As a result, we will begin to see some incredible catches out of the Harris Chain of Lakes. Our local experts can get you on the fish of a lifetime and show you why so many bass fishing tournaments are held on this chain of lakes. We look forward to seeing you on the water next time!
“I had the ultimate pleasure of fishing with David while he was visiting North Florida. When doing so, we explored the St. Johns River and it showed him one amazing time. When you think about Florida bass fishing, this trip truly encompasses everything you can ask for. Solid numbers, great conditions, and trophy bass!
Water and air temperatures were on the rise on this fishing trip after a previous cold front moved in. During changes like such, we were able to find staging fish close to spawning flats and canals. Both live and artificial baits were productive on this fishing trip.
First Trip of this Report:
Dennis and his friend had an epic day on the water. Cruising into a back canal on 
“Some trips can start out slow and end with a big bang. The 
I had the pleasure of fishing with Mike and his family. They were traveling from Gainesville, FL, looking to check out what Rodman Reservoir Fishing was all about. What a day on the water for this family, especially considering the windy conditions that were persistent all trip long.
Meet Larry and Michael, they were traveling from the 
Great fishing is ahead and we hope to get the chance to show you why we love Florida bass fishing. See you on the water soon!
Meet Steve and Marissa, they were traveling to Central Florida from Southern California. While enjoying the Florida weather, bass fishing was on their mind. As a result, they explored what Lake Toho had to offer. 
