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Isolation Kissimmee Bass Fishing
During these times of social isolation, getting outdoors can be a great way to stay active. All across the state, boat ramps are closing but the boat ramps around Kissimmee, FL is still open for fishing. If you are a local or traveler that is stuck here due to travel restrictions, getting on the water can be a great option to keep yourself occupied. Explore some Isolation Kissimmee Bass Fishing on your next outdoor adventure.
Below you will find an update on how the fishing has been here in Central Florida. We hope to share a special moment with you on the water. Please reach out with any questions you may have about our availability and we will be happy to assist.
Enjoy this fishing update for Lake Toho Bass Fishing with our Local Experts and Professional Fishing Captains:
Fishing with Captain John Leech
“Lake Toho is a famous lake known for its bass fishing. Every year, the lake gets a lot of publicity from local and national tournaments. When the tournaments come, it is best to stay off the water until the afternoon when all the boats have finished fishing. Luckily, all tournaments use artificial lures and most of our trips are done with live bait.
I had the pleasure and opportunity to fish with Ethan and Mike. While exploring what Central Florida had to offer, getting out on Lake Toho was a must. This big beautiful lake has some big bass that can be caught almost all year round. Great weather promoted some great fishing that they surely won’t forget.
Ethan and Mike capitalized a strong bite on their quick 4-hour fishing adventure. The biggest bass caught on this trip weighed in at 6 pounds, which was a giant largemouth bass. You can expect catches like this during this time of year. Larger females are spawning and in post-spawn ready to either protect their bed or gorge on bait.
These guys had an awesome trip and will cherish these fishing memories. I am looking forward to getting back out on the water again with them in the future!” – Captain John Leech
Fishing with Captain Steve Niemoeller
“Florida bass fishing is best done with live bait. Most anglers when it comes to fishing for largemouth bass, don’t associate live bait with it. When you come to Florida, using live bait can produce the results and actions you want. Watching a big bass blow a shiner out of the water is a thrill you will never forget!
I had the pleasure of fishing with Justin and his brother Brandon. They were given a bass fishing trip as a present and went out while they were here in Central Florida. Lake Toho Bass Fishing was the perfect way to soak in the Florida sun and get outdoors.
This was a quick 6-hour fishing trip. Justin and Brandon never had the chance to fish with wild-caught live shiners. This was their first time fishing with them and they had a great time. They caught over 20 largemouth bass on their trip with the biggest weighing right around 5 pounds. As well, several fish weighed in at 2-3 pounds.
The wind was blowing which kept the bite strong but also pushed us to find some protected areas. Justin and Brandon will be back for more action in the near future and I am looking forward to our next fishing trip!” – Captain Steve Niemoeller
Fishing with Captain Brent Nelson
During the month of March, bass fishing is prime here on Lake Toho. Kissimmee, FL becomes the place to explore especially when looking to catch quality largemouth bass.
First trip of this update:
“I had the pleasure of fishing with Kevin and his wife from Tennessee. A Lake Toho fishing trip was a great idea to soak in the fresh air and enjoy the outdoors. The fishing conditions were sporadic with moments of rain, wind, and cloudy weather but that did not stop the bass from biting.
Kevin and his wife enjoyed every moment on the water. They caught over 15 largemouth bass on their fishing trip. The most productive method to catching these bass were wild-caught live shiners. As well, the bass were chewing on artificial baits including speed worms, soft plastic worms, and flukes.
When fishing for bass in Florida, focus your attention on submerged hydrilla on the main lake areas. This grass structure will attract fish and help you land that big bass you are after. Storms rolled through during the trip and shut down the bite. Once it moved through, Kevin and his wife picked away at several more quality fish.
They caught fish up to 4 pounds on this fishing trip. It was a blast watching them reel in these strong fighting fish. I am looking forward to getting back out on the water again with them in the future!”
Second trip of this update:
“It was a great pleasure to fish with Dennis, Steve, and Mark. While spending some time in Central Florida, they wanted to get out bass fishing. It was going to be a quick 4-hour afternoon fishing trip with some steady action.
Wild-caught shiners were the best way to catch largemouth on this trip as well. We went back to very similar areas as the last trip fishing over submerged hydrilla. The bass would come out from this structure and attack the bait.
Dennis, Steve, and Mark enjoyed the Florida sunshine and fought the windy conditions at the same time. Overall, they had a successful day on the water with over 10 largemouth bass in the boat up to 5 pounds. Nothing beats spending time on the water with your friends will reeling in quality largemouth bass. Everyone on board had a fantastic time and are looking forward to next time!” – Captain Brent Nelson
Come Catch Yours TODAY!
March has been a precursor to how the fishing will be in the upcoming months. You can still come out and catch some beautiful fish all trip long. Stay safe and choose a reliable local expert to get you on the fish you are after. We hope to get the chance to show you around while staying away from people and the crowds on an isolation Kissimmee bass fishing trip.
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Father-Son Fishing Kissimmee Florida
March is a wonderful month of the year here in Central Florida. As the temperatures drop across the United States, Florida stays relatively warm. Even with periodical cool fronts, you get to enjoy some fabulous weather almost all month long. When traveling to Florida, getting outdoors is a must and fishing is a great way to do that! Father-son fishing Kissimmee is an amazing way to spend time with your family and loved ones.
March Lake Toho Bass Fishing has already shown it’s true colors. This month brings about the spawning period, which makes for a great time to land your personal best. Every trip on the water increases your odds of success, but not every trip will grant that big bass you are after.
Our local experts are an essential component of catching bass on these Central Florida fisheries. Years of experience have allowed them to dial in on the action. Central Florida is home to a number of amazing lakes and our local experts are the best to explore them with.
Check out this Lake Toho Fishing Update to see what you can catch at the end of your line in March:
Fishing with Captain John Leech
“I had the pleasure of fishing with Scott, who was traveling to Florida for some bass fishing. Lake Toho located in Kissimmee, FL was the perfect place to explore. Being a guide, family bonding is always great but getting a solo angler out on the water has its advantages as well.
Scott was looking to cash in on some bass fishing action right here on Lake Toho. It is always nice to help an angler dial in on his fishing skills and get them on some quality largemouth bass. Scott enjoyed his quick 6-hour fishing trip catching over 30 Florida bass.
Lake Toho showed its true colors on this trip with nice 6-pound bass and several other fish in the 3-5 pound range. I got to show Scott around the lake and let him explore different areas. Most of the spots produced a decent bite.
I am looking forward to seeing Scott back here next year for some more bass fishing action!” – Captain John Leech
Fishing with Captain Brent Nelson
“Cold fronts here in Florida can really make for an interesting day on the water. Even though, as a captain, I would love to have perfect weather all year long, it just is not a reality. Getting out on the water during tough conditions inevitably makes me a much better guide.
I had the pleasure of fishing with David and his wife. They were traveling from Ontario Canada looking to enjoy some Florida weather. Unfortunately, they brought down some cooler weather which made for slower fishing conditions.
During post-frontal conditions, the fish get active in the morning and then slowly shut off. You have to find some deep water pockets and vegetation that retain heat. David and his wife enjoyed the learning process and landing some solid bass on their fishing trip.
Wild-caught live shiners were the most effective way to explore Lake Toho on this fishing adventure. They may not have caught a giant largemouth but spending quality time on the water was the most rewarding experience for them!
Looking forward to seeing them again soon!” – Captain Brent Nelson
Fishing with Captain Bill Goudy Jr on Lake Toho:
“I had the ultimate pleasure of getting out on the water with Tom and his son. They were traveling from Indiana looking to experience something different. When coming to Central Florida, you have endless opportunities for things to do. Most travelers decide to explore what Florida bass fishing can do for them.
The action was productive on this fishing trip for Tom and his son. They caught over 15 Florida largemouth bass in their quick 4-hour fishing trip. Calm and cloudy conditions made for a strong bite early in the day. As well, they caught some quality fish with the biggest in the 3-4 pound range.
March will continue to produce some great fishing here in Central Florida. Several lakes that I fish are starting to turn on. If you are looking for a fantastic fishing adventure and some nice weather, March is the perfect time to visit!
I am looking forward to getting Tom and his son back out on the water again!” – Captain Bill Goudy Jr
Now is the time to plan that outdoor adventure here in Central Florida. Be sure to include fishing in the mix and take along your family and friends. It is a great way to explore what this beautiful destination has to offer. Soak in the sunshine and relax while reeling in numbers of Florida largemouth bass.
We hope to see you on the water next time!
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February Kenansville Bass Fishing
When it comes to Central Florida bass fishing, your options are endless. This destination is filled with lakes to explore whether by land or by boat. Several fisheries hold some exceptional bass fishing you can experience almost all year long. During this update, you will get an inside look into a hidden premier bass fishing lake, not many anglers travel to. We hope you enjoy this February Kenansville Bass Fishing Report to show you what you can explore and catch right here in Central Florida.
Kenansville Lake is tucked away near the east coast of Central Florida. Within a short drive of Kissimmee or Orlando, you can explore some of the BEST fishing this state has to offer. After driving down a long dirt road, you will arrive at a remote fishery known for its trophy largemouth bass. Getting outdoors and unwinding is the true highlight of our fishing trips on Kenansville Lake.
The bass fishing is red hot right now and will continue to get better. Stable weather, proper moon phases, and the right water temperatures will create the magical recipe for landing some giant largemouth bass. If catching a trophy largemouth is not your goal, this lake will not only provide a great outdoor experience but you will stay active catching numbers of fish all trip long.
The most essential part to all of our fishing trips is the local expert. Years of experience and knowledge allow them to get you right on the fish. Instead of struggling to find fish, preparing your own tackle, wondering if you have the right tackle, just hop on board and let our local experts handle everything for you. We hope that we get the chance to show you around this beautiful destination in the near future!
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Fishing with Local Expert and Professional Captain Brent Nelson:
First trip of this report:
“I had the pleasure of fishing with Victor Moore and his daughter and son. This family was traveling from Chickamauga, Georgia looking to spend some time on the water. Due to windy conditions, the bite was slower than normal but that did not stop the action throughout the whole trip. It is always good to be thrown different conditions to allow for adjustments and to help dial me in.
Victor and his family were super excited to get out on Kenansville Lake. After finding the right areas, they started putting some quality fish in the boat. Wild-caught live shiners were the most effective bait of choice on this fishing trip.
On almost every lake here in Florida, submerged hydrilla is a prime feeding and staging ground for largemouth bass. Most of the fish on this trip were taken over hydrilla with live bait. Victor and his family caught over 15 largemouth bass on their fishing trip with some quality bass in the boat. The biggest fish weighed in at right around 6 pounds. They also caught several-quality fish weighing between 3-4 pounds.
It was a great day of family bonding along with some fantastic fishing. I am surely looking forward to fishing with this family again in the near future!”
Second trip of this report:
This report is a true testament to the productivity of a bass fishery even when the conditions are not ideal. A cold front, which happens during the winter months here in Florida struck, and as a result, this happened!
“Cold fronts can be a double-edged sword for bass fishing. It can really shut down a fishery but it also can provide windows of strong feeding when the sun is shining and warm. I had the pleasure of fishing with repeat clients of mine, Dave and Bryan. We fished two days in a row and had a blast on every trip.
They were traveling from Fort Myers, Florida looking to cash in on some largemouth bass on Kenansville Lake. The fishing was slower than normal due to a cold front that moved in as well as some high winds. Two sunny days saved our fishing trip along with finding some clean water.
Once we found clean water and some key pockets, Dave and Bryan started landing some quality largemouth bass. Over the course of two days, these guys caught over 45 largemouth bass on their fishing trip. They even caught a trophy largemouth bass during their trip weighing in at 8.04 pounds. Some solid fish in the 7-pound range also made it to the boat.
Kenansville Lake showed its true colors on this fishing trip and I could not have been more ecstatic for Dave and Bryan. They had a fantastic time and I am looking forward to getting them back out on the water in the near future!” – Captain Brent Nelson
Now is the time to plan that bass fishing vacation to Central Florida. The Florida sunshine will draw you here and the bass fishing will keep you here. All across the state, you can cash in on some incredible fishing for trophies and quality largemouth bass. Our local experts work hard to show you a great time and will help you experience a fishing trip of a lifetime!
The bass fishing in March especially here in Central Florida should be fantastic. We hope to get the chance to fish with you on your next vacation to Central Florida!
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March Toho Fishing Forecast
The end of February is fastly approaching. As travelers are flocking to Central Florida to escape the colder weather at home, the bass fishing is heating up. The month of March will be a fantastic month to catch the fish of a lifetime. Cooler weather and water temperature brings about a very important time of year for our ecosystem. Every year, for several months, the Florida bass spawn occurs, which provides the perfect opportunity to catch-and-release that trophy largemouth bass you dream of. Tune into this March Toho Fishing Forecast for Florida largemouth bass from our local experts.
Not only does this time of year bring about some beautiful weather to enjoy the outdoors, but perfect conditions for big bass fishing. When traveling to Central Florida though, plan for unpredictable weather. Even though overall, it will be beautiful, you can experience some cooler weather in the mix. When cold fronts and spells hit across the United States, Florida also feels it as well.
Several nights of cool temperatures bring the water temperature to the perfect temperature to get the male and female bass to spawn. A mix of the right conditions and the proper moon phase can really cause some of the BEST bass fishing this state has to offer in March. Whether you want to throw artificial or live bait, you can capitalize on this time of year on your next vacation.
Lake Toho Bass Fishing located conveniently in the city of Kissimmee, Florida will be the perfect fishing destination for all ages and anglers’ experiences. Our local experts have years of experience and knowledge to help you land that bass of a lifetime. Book your charter in advance as the dates are filling up fast for March!
Check out this March Toho Fishing Forecast with our Local Experts and Professionals:
Fishing with Captain John Leech
“Lake Toho is my home lake and waters. It is a lake I have been fishing for many years now. This trip I am about to share with you is one of the books. The bass were biting and is an indication of how the fishing is going to be in the next several weeks.
I had the pleasure of fishing with John and his daughter Nikki. They were traveling from New York looking to enjoy Florida outdoors. While doing so, Lake Toho fishing was on the menu and it sure showed up for them. It was one of the best days of fishing I’ve had in a long time.
Some days you can go out on the water and crush the bass on artificial baits when they are schooling. This time of year though calls for live bait. John and Nicki landed over 30 largemouth bass on their fishing trip with some giant fish in the mix.
Nicki caught most of the fish. The biggest fish of the trip weighed in at 7 pounds with a 6.5, 6, 5 and several other quality bass in the 3-4 pound range caught. It was a blast to watch this young girl and her father have such a great time reeling in fish.
I am looking forward to fishing with Nicki and John again on their next trip from New York!” – Capt John Leech
Fishing with Captain Steve Niemoeller
“I had the pleasure of fishing with Bob, and his two young boys Bobby and Xavier. They were 12 and 9 years of age. I think I can speak for all my fellow captains, it is trips like these that get us the most excited. It brings us back to when we were younger and got to enjoy a day on the water with our father. 
Bob and his boys were traveling from New Hampshire. Instead of going to all the theme parks this year, they wanted to go out bass fishing on Lake Toho. Even with windy conditions, we made it happen for them.
Wild-caught live shiners were the most effective method to put bass in the boat on this fishing trip. One of the best parts was watching Bobby and Xavier catch bass all trip long. They love to bass fish back home and just had to see what Florida Bass Fishing could produce for them.
The biggest fish caught on this trip weighed in at 3.5 pounds. They also caught several bass in the 2-3 pound range with no trophies caught. It was a fun day by all!
I am looking forward to our next trip. For all your freshwater fishing needs, contact us here at Bass Online and we will be glad to help!” – Captain Steve Niemoeller
Fishing with Captain Brent Nelson
Captain Brent got the chance to fish a double on this day that really captured how the fishing will be in the upcoming weeks.
“I had the pleasure of fishing with Jeff, Noah, and Darrel Black on a Lake Toho Bass Fishing Charter out of Kissimmee. They were traveling from Canada looking to cash in on some bass fishing here in Florida. This was a morning fishing trip with wild-caught live shiners, making for a fantastic day on the water.
The most productive structure to fish almost all-year-round in Central Florida is submerged Hydrilla. When you can find quality grass around Hydrilla, it is an even better combo. Slight winds made for a strong bite in the morning and once it stopped, the bite slowed down.
Jeff, Noah, and Darrel caught over 35 largemouth bass on their fishing trip. The biggest fish weighed in at 5.5 pounds with several truly quality fish in the mix! They had a great time fishing on Lake Toho and are looking forward to getting back down here soon!
I am looking forward to our next bass fishing adventure.”
Within hours of the last trip, Captain Brent was back out on Lake Toho with a new set of clients looking to catch some bass!
“Right after fishing with my last clients, I was back out on the water. This time, I had the pleasure of fishing with India, Andrew, and Mom. They were traveling from Minnesota looking to explore what Kissimmee, FL had to offer them.
They were new to fishing with live bait, especially wild-caught live shiners. Once I dialed them in on how to catch bass with shiners, they had a blast. The bite was slower than the morning time but they still managed to land over 25 largemouth bass.
Andrew came in strong with the biggest bass weighing close to 5 pounds. The shiners were fished around backwater areas near Kissimmee grass and spatterdock lily pads. These areas were prime for catching numbers of bass all trip long.
India, Andrew, and Mom all had a really great time fishing on Lake Toho. I am looking forward to fishing with them again soon!” – Captain Brent Nelson
Fishing with Captain Devin Dickerson
Every now and then, Lake Toho really shows it’s true colors. This trip to come is one of the main reasons you come explore what Florida Bass Fishing has to offer, cause you just never know what you will catch. Also, this report is a highlight of our March Toho Fishing forecast!
“I had the pleasure of fishing with the Lindsey Family. They were traveling from Upstate New York looking to soak in some Florida sunshine. While doing so, bass fishing was one of the outdoor experiences they had to try. On their first day of fishing, they had such a great time on the water that they immediately booked another trip. 
It was on the second trip that the true magic happened. As we always recommend, live bait is the most successful method to catch largemouth bass here in Florida. The Lindsey Family went out on Lake Toho on the pontoon fishing vessel looking to see what they could catch the second time.
Lake Toho woke up for them and showed them a fantastic trip they will never forget. Everyone on board had their share of catching some quality largemouth bass but two of the family members cashed in on GIANT TROPHY bass. These fish weighed in at 9.5 pounds and 8.8 pounds. It is not every day that you catch two big bass like this in one trip.
Sunny and beautiful weather only made this trip complete. It was one that this family will never forget and I am forever grateful to have the opportunity to show them such a great time on the water. I am most certainly looking forward to fishing with them again in the near future!” – Capt Devin Dickerson
Fishing with Captain Bill Goudy Jr on Lake Toho
“Lake Toho has been on fire lately and all of our team captains have been catching some big bass. It is a testament of what is to come in the near future!
I had the pleasure of fishing two trips with Gary and his friend Greg. While traveling from Washington D.C, Gary did not expect to experience what he did. Greg is a Florida local that loves to get outdoors. When his friend Gary was visiting, they wanted to explore Lake Toho in Kissimmee, FL.
I had the honor of getting a chance to fish with them for two days. One was a morning trip and the other was an afternoon fishing trip. Both trips were absolutely fantastic and productive for catching largemouth bass.
On their first fishing trip out on the water, Gary caught the biggest bass of his life. It weighed in at 9 pounds even. Wild-caught live shiners were the most effective method to catch bass on both fishing trips. Submerged grass on the main lake was the most productive for landing some quality bass.
On the afternoon fishing trip, they had 7 fish in the boat in their first two hours. Two of those fish were 5-pounds or better. The rest of the fish caught on this trip weighed in the 3-4 pound class range.
Windy conditions on the second trip made it more difficult to fish some of the prime spots we had the opportunity to fish on the first day. One thing I do know for sure is that they will be back for more of this insane action on Lake Toho.
I am looking forward to fishing with them again soon!” – Captain Bill Goudy Jr
Come Visit and Experience Kissimmee, FL for a bass fishing adventure of a LIFETIME!
March is going to be an action-packed month for landing largemouth bass here in Central Florida. Kissimmee is filled with exceptional things to do with bass fishing a highlight. Now is your time to book that dream bass fishing trip on one of the BEST lakes in Florida. Our local experts have some big fish located and will continue to find more as the month rolls on.
We hope to have the opportunity to get out on the water with you and help you land that personal best. This March Toho Fishing Forecast really showcased some exceptional fishing and you can most certainly get the chance to experience it. See you on the water next time!
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February Fishing Lake Toho
When you are traveling to Florida, getting outdoors is a must. Every chance you can get, be sure to explore all that this beautiful state has to offer. Florida is consumed with exceptional things to do, especially largemouth bass fishing on Lake Toho in Kissimmee, Florida. Many travelers overlook the impact fishing can have on their vacation but it is a highlight for all those that climb aboard. Enjoy this February fishing Lake Toho update to see what you can get yourself into.
Lake Toho Bass Fishing is starting to get red hot. Bigger female and spawning bass have been coming into the shallow waters. Now is most certainly the time to come land that trophy largemouth bass that you are after. Whether largemouth bass, speck or crappie, and alligator gar, you can have a blast reeling in fish all day long.
Our local experts are beyond professional and knowledgeable of bass fishing in these areas. You never know what you will get yourself into when looking to explore Central Florida. Lake Toho is one fantastic place to experience and to bring your whole family on a trip they will never forget!
Check out this February Lake Toho Update with our local experts:
Fishing with Captain John Leech
“I had the pleasure of fishing with Mike and his son-in-law Cody. They were traveling from West Virginia and wanted to catch some Florida bass. There is no better way to spend a day outdoors than getting out on Lake Toho. Kissimmee, FL is a beautiful place with a lot to offer.
We headed out to several different spots on the main lake. Mike and Cody put a smackdown on the largemouth bass. Wild-caught live shiners were the most successful technique in catching largemouth on this fishing trip. It was not long before they ran out of bait.
The biggest fish caught on this trip weighed over 5 pounds. They had a great time catching fish all trip long. There is nothing like family time on the water and getting the chance to bond with loved ones.
I am looking forward to fishing with Mike and Cody again soon!” – Capt John Leech
Fishing with Captain Steve Niemoeller
“Lake Toho located in Kissimmee, FL is starting to ramp up. This is one of my favorite fisheries to show travelers a great time. I had the pleasure of fishing with Steve and Terry who were traveling from Northern Indiana to Central Florida. While doing so, Lake Toho Bass Fishing on the pontoon boat was a must. 
Whether you have two anglers or have six anglers, you can enjoy the pontoon boat. Space and comfortability is what draws anglers to it. Bass fishing and crappie fishing are easily accessible on this fishing vessel. This time of year, bass fishing is most certainly the way to go.
Steve and Terry booked two days of fishing on Lake Toho. The fishing conditions were windy at times but overall it was two exceptional days on the water. Live bait was the most successful method to catch largemouth bass on this fishing trip.
These gentlemen caught over 25 bass on their first day and over 35 bass on their second day. You truly can’t beat that action when coming to Florida. On the last day, they caught a fish to break the scales with. It weighed in at 8.3 pounds, which they put into the Florida trophy catch with.
Everyone had a blast on these fishing trips and you just never truly know what these lakes will produce. I am looking forward to getting these gentlemen back out on the lake as soon as possible!” – Captain Steve Niemoeller
Fishing with Captain Brent Nelson
“Cold fronts can most certainly slow the fishing down quite a bit. Throughout these winter months, you will periodically have some cooler weather. One thing about being out on the water on a daily basis, I have learned to have the ability to adjust.
I had the pleasure of fishing with Bryan, who was traveling from Texas. He was coming down to explore what the waters of Lake Toho had to offer. Fishing may have been slow due to windy, cloudy, and cool temperatures but we did manage to land numbers of largemouth bass.
Fishing wild-caught live shiners over submerged hydrilla around Kissimmee grass on the main lake produced an exceptional bite. Bryan caught over 23 largemouth bass on this fishing trip weighing up to 5 pounds.
He also caught a 5-foot gar that added some excitement to his fishing trip. Even with the conditions the way there were, Bryan had a fantastic time catching fish all trip long.
I am looking forward to getting him back out on the water again soon!” – Captain Devin Dickerson
We hope that you get the chance to come fish on Lake Toho. The natural essence and beauty of this place will captivate you. Big bass and endless action will keep you entertained all trip long. If you have any questions, we are always here to help. Look forward to getting you out on the water next time!
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February Lake Toho Fishing Report
February has been a fantastic month to explore and go fishing in Central Florida. The largemouth bass have been feeding strong and several waves of spawning fish have been seen in the shallows. Now is most certainly the time to come out and explore what Kissimmee Bass Fishing on Lake Toho has to offer. Big bass can be caught all month long and this February Lake Toho Fishing Report can most certainly show you what it is all about.
Lake Toho is located in Kissimmee, FL in Central Florida right near all the major theme parks. While you are on your family winter vacations, be sure to escape from the chaos and sit back and relax on the water. Bring the whole family along for a fishing adventure that you surely will not forget. Each trip is customized to your fishing needs.
Our local experts have years of experience making sure that when you do come aboard, you have an exceptional time. Whatever the conditions that day throws at them, they have the ability to adjust and locate fish. You are in good hands when you decide to explore what Central Florida has to offer with our local experts. We hope to have the chance to show you around this amazing destination on your next visit.
Enjoy this Lake Toho Bass Fishing Report and update with our Local Experts:
Fishing with Captain John Leech
“What a day on the water! Some days are just magical and a lot of fun to experience. I had the pleasure of fishing with a young lady, Katrina. She is in the Army and while taking a break wanted to go bass fishing. Lake Toho Bass Fishing was the perfect fit for her and we went out to see how the fish were biting.
Luckily, the bass fishing was on fire and Katrina caught fish all trip long. It was really nice to see someone have so much excitement when reeling in largemouth bass. We most certainly lost count of the number of bass we caught on this trip. The biggest fish weighed in at 5 pounds, which happened to be her biggest fish ever.
Most of the additional fish caught weighed in the 3-4 pound range. The quality of bass is most certainly going up. Katrina was a wonderful person to fish with and is looking forward to spending another day on the water soon!” – Capt John Leech
Fishing with Captain Steve Niemoeller
“There is something magical that happens when you get a young man on some big Florida largemouth bass. Watching them reel in big fish with a big smile on their face most certainly makes my day. It was a pleasure to get the opportunity to fish with Ameer and Ali who were traveling from New York.
Kissimmee, Florida is the destination to visit when looking to help your family experience something new. Whether you are spending days at the endless parks or looking to go out bass fishing, it has it all. Lake Toho is a perfect spot to hop on the boat and go explore. 
Lake Toho was on fire on this fishing trip. Ameer caught 32 largemouth bass on this fishing trip with the biggest weighing over 5 pounds. Ali landed 10 bass and had a blast with every one of them. It was a great day for this family and these young anglers.
Sunny and Breezy conditions really helped produce some exceptional fishing all trip long. I really enjoyed fishing with this family and I am looking forward to getting back out on the water with them again soon!” – Captain Steve Niemoeller
Fishing with Captain Brent Nelson
“Several places in the United States can produce exceptional fishing all year long. Lake Toho in Kissimmee, FL is most certainly one of them. One of my greatest pleasures in life is getting people on fish at this beautiful location.
I had the pleasure of fishing with Ed on a Lake Toho Bass Fishing charter. He was traveling from Pennsylvania looking to cash in on some Florida largemouth bass. Sunny and calm conditions made for a fantastic day on the water.
Submerged vegetation was the main focus on this fishing trip. Wild-caught live shiners produced the best bite all trip long on the main lake. It surely was a productive day on the water for Ed for more than just largemouth bass. Ed caught largemouth, gar, chain pickerel, and bowfin. It was a blast to watch him reel in all these different species.
Ed also enjoyed catching a big beautiful female largemouth bass weighing in at 6 pounds. You truly can’t beat the action on Lake Toho on some trips. He put 47 bass in the boat on his 8-hour fishing charter and enjoyed every moment.
I am looking forward to fishing with him again in the near future!” – Capt Brent Nelson
Fishing with Captain Devin Dickerson
“One of the best parts about being a guide is getting out on the water with young kids. They soak up all the knowledge and experience that I can give them. I had the pleasure of fishing with two brothers, Ryder and Brenner. They were 12 and 14 years old looking to get out on Lake Toho.
Lake Toho Bass Fishing is starting to pick up strong during these prime months. Whether you want to throw artificial baits or live bait, you can really have a wonderful time outdoors. These brothers were traveling from San Diego looking to cash in on some Florida bass fishing.
Ryder and Brenner really knew how to fish. On their quick 4-hour fishing charter, they landed over 15 largemouth bass. The biggest bass weighed in close to 4-pounds which was a solid fish for the conditions presented to us. 
Windy and cloudy conditions can most certainly slow the bite when combined with cooler morning temperatures. Even with all this, these boys had a fantastic time setting the hook into the bass all trip long.
I am looking forward to the next chance to explore what Kissimmee has to offer them next time!” – Capt Devin Dickerson
It is not every day that you have the luxury to travel to Florida. When you do so, be sure to get out on the water and get the full experience. Largemouth Bass is our state fish and we know the power that it can have for young and old anglers. Bring the whole family out and catch the fish of a lifetime with our local experts.
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