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March Lake Okeechobee Fishing Forecast
March is a prime month to explore what Lake Okeechobee Bass Fishing has to offer. Whether you are looking for an outdoor fishing experience or just looking to adventure out on the water, Lake Okeechobee has it. Each location and destination across the lake gives you the opportunity to see something different. March Lake Okeechobee Fishing can easily have you addicted to fishing and coming back for years to come.
March is generally the strongest month for the Florida largemouth bass spawn. The strength of the spawn is predicated on weather conditions and moon phases. Last month, the weather was very unpredictable but warming trends should have the best fired up on this upcoming full moon. We should see another wave of spawning fish and big bass caught.
If you are looking to plan a trip to Lake Okeechobee, now is the time to do so. Your chances are high of landing that personal best. March through April will be some excellent months to catch the fish of a lifetime. Our local experts will work hard at showing you a fantastic time on the water at all our locations.
Check out this Lake Okeechobee Bass Fishing Update to see what you can catch here in March:
Fishing with Captain Mark Shepard out of Clewiston, FL:
“The bass are everywhere right now and quite active. Some fish are moving off beds while others are preparing beds for this upcoming moon phase. It has been a lot of fun searching for and finding largemouth bass in all stages of the spawn.
I had the pleasure of fishing with Mike and Bob out of Clewiston, Florida. They were traveling from Maryland looking to get out on the water on Lake Okeechobee. There is no better way to soak up the Florida heat and enjoy the outdoors than on a Lake Okeechobee Bass Fishing Trip.
Mixing it up was a great experience for Mike and Bob. We threw topwater baits in the morning around the outside edges. After picking away at a few on artificial baits, they switched over to shiners. The outside edge along grass lines was the most effective spot to land fish. Bob caught the biggest fish weighing in at 3 pounds. They might not have caught a giant largemouth bass but had an absolute blast the whole trip.
Waves of bigger fish are going to start moving in on this next moon phase. Mike and Bob had a great time and I am looking forward to laughing and having fun again with them soon!” – Captain Mark Shepard
Fishing with Captain Mark Rose:
“One of my favorite parts about being a fishing guide is showing new people around that have never been on a particular body of water. I had the pleasure of fishing with Gunter and his good friend. They were traveling from Germany looking to explore Lake Okeechobee for the first time. Lake Okeechobee showed up for them providing a trip they won’t forget.
Sunny and breezy weather made for some great fishing conditions. While they enjoyed the weather, Gunter and his good friend caught largemouth bass all trip long. They landed over 15 bass on their fishing trip with the biggest fish weighing in at 6 pounds.
Quality largemouth bass like this one is what you travel to Lake Okeechobee for. You never truly know what is going to bite the end of your line. Wild-caught live shiners were the most effective method to put fish in the boat.
Gunther and his good friend had a fantastic time fishing here in Florida on Lake Okeechobee. I am looking forward to getting back out on the water again!” – Captain Mark Rose
Fishing with Captain Brian Brown for Florida Speck or Crappie:
“During these cooler months of the year, crappie or speck is a fantastic species to come catch. Not only are they delicious but they are fun fish to catch on light tackle. Now is the time to plan those speck or crappie trips when visiting Florida.
I had the pleasure of fishing with Devon, Merrell, Aaron, and Earl. They were traveling from Indiana looking to spend some time here in Florida. While doing so, speck fishing was on the menu. It was an awesome and action-packed morning for this group of guys.
We met at Garrad’s Bait and Tackle in Okeechobee City, Florida. After that, we took a short ride to the boat ramp. It was not long after getting out on the water that we were on the fish. We caught two keeper speck on the first two drops and then after that, they kept catching them.
When it comes to Crappie or Speck fishing, the best methods to catch them are minnows and jigs. You can have a blast doing both when coming out on a fishing charter with us here at Bass Online. I personally love putting clients on this fish.
Devon, Merrell, Aaron, and Earl caught over 30 crappies on this fishing trip. They could not have been more excited about the outcome. I am looking forward to spending another day on the water with them again in the future!” – Captain Brian Brown
Fishing with Captain Rick Mitchell:
“Every year, anglers from across the United States make annual traditions to come to explore several of our lakes here in Florida. Lake Okeechobee is an annual hotspot for many travelers for not only its pure beauty but exceptional fishing opportunities almost all year round!
I had the pleasure of fishing with Chan, who was traveling from South Carolina. This year, he brought along a group of family and friends. We embarked on a two boat trip for 8 hours of fishing and lunch in between. The best location to enjoy a trip like this in Clewiston, FL as they have a marina on the water where you can get lunch.
Lake Okeechobee came alive on this fishing trip. We caught some big bass on wild-caught live shiners. Chan was amazed at the quality of fish he caught on this trip. The biggest bass caught weighed in at 7 pounds along with a 6 pound, several 5-pound, and 4-pound bass.
When it comes to Lake Okeechobee Bass Fishing, it truly does not get any better than that. Calm and beautiful weather made for the perfect mix to stir up some incredible bass fishing.
I am looking forward to getting back out on the water with Chan again on his next annual fishing trip. They had an absolutely amazing experience on Lake Okeechobee they will never forget!” – Captain Rick Mitchell
The Last Report of this Update with Captain John Larsen:
“Large groups are always a fun time to experience a fishery with. Friends from across the globe come to Florida to enjoy what this state has to offer. Lake Okeechobee should be at the top of your list when it comes to getting outdoors here in Florida.
Joe and Caroline brought down a large group of people from Canada. They wanted to enjoy a day on the water catching Florida largemouth bass on Lake Okeechobee. A total of 8 anglers were split between several boats.
All my fellow captains including myself had a blast catching over a dozen largemouth bass each. It was a quick 4-hour morning fish charter with some great action on both live and artificial baits. The main structure of focus was submerged eelgrass. Largemouth use the grass as an ambush point.
The most productive artificial baits on this fishing trip was a fluke in Copperfield color. When you slowly twitch the bait over the grass, the bass would come out of it and blow it up. It was an exciting bite for these anglers.
Everyone on board had a great time fishing with us on Lake Okeechobee. I most certainly had a fantastic time with Joe and Caroline and I am looking forward to our next adventure!” – Captain John Larsen
Come Visit Florida and Catch Yours Today
Now is the time to plan that Lake Okeechobee Bass Fishing trip. This March Lake Okeechobee Fishing Update should have given you some insight into what is to come. Whether it is largemouth bass or crappie/speck, you can have a blast catching fish all trip long. Clewiston, Belle Glade, and Okeechobee City are exceptional destinations to visit on your next fishing adventure.
Our local experts work hard at showing you a fantastic time. Years of experience and knowledge have allowed them to dial in on the fish even in changing conditions. Come enjoy the beautiful weather Florida has to offer and catch the fish of your dreams right here on Lake Okeechobee.
We hope to see you on the water next time!
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February Everglades Bass Fishing
February has been a strong month for Everglades bass fishing here in South Florida. The remoteness and constant action from a wide range of species make this destination one of the most attractive for travelers. Get outdoors, soak up the Florida sunshine, and enjoy catching big numbers of bass all trip long. A February Everglades bass fishing charter can really transform your vacation experience and make you want to come back for more.
The Florida Everglades is a long stretch of canal systems that help water flow throughout Florida as it heads south. Throughout time, it has become a sanctuary for wildlife, nature, plants, and most importantly fish. As a result, you can go out and explore these waters catching largemouth bass, peacock bass, cichlids, oscars, bowfin, and so much more. Fishing is endless here which makes it a top fishery to experience when visiting South Florida.
Our local experts are essential when it comes to fishing in Florida. Years of knowledge and experience will allow you to enjoy the great outdoors and catch more fish than your arms can handle. Whether you want to throw artificial baits or live bait, you can have a blast when it comes to fishing here in the Florida Everglades. Let our local experts show you the way and put you on a trip to experience again.
Check out this Everglades Bass Fishing Report with our Local Experts:
Fishing with Captain Mark Rogers
“Water levels continue to fluctuate as Florida experiences rain throughout the state. When this happens, the fish have either the ability to either stack up in the canal when the water is low or get back in the flats when it is high. During these conditions, the bite can be slower but we or I will always find some nice quality fish for you.
I had the pleasure of fishing with Ryan, who was traveling from Missouri looking to explore some Florida Bass Fishing. The Everglades along Alligator Alley at MM41 was the perfect place to get it done. It was a quick 4-hour fishing charter with some heavy fog in the morning.
As we cruised slowly out to our spot, we started to pick away at the bass slowly. Ryan caught both peacock bass and largemouth bass with live bait. Domestic shiners are a sure way to put numbers of fish in the boat.
He did not catch any giant fish but some solid fish in the 2-3 pound range. Peacock bass and largemouth bass will begin to spawn through these next couple of months with some stable weather and water conditions.
Ryan had a great time on the water. I am looking forward to getting him back out soon!” – Captain Mark Rogers
Fishing with Captain Nick Pasquarello
First Trip out in the Florida Everglades
“I had the great joy of fishing with Mike. He was traveling from Ohio looking to catch a Florida peacock bass. While visiting friends and family on the west coast of Florida, the Everglades was a great choice for him. This fishery at Mile Marker 41 is the best place to catch both peacock bass and largemouth bass in one trip, especially when staying near Naples, FL. 
Sunny and Breezy weather made for a great day on the water. Mike caught over 35 fish on this trip with a mix from both peacock and largemouth bass. Both live bait and artificial baits from soft plastic worms to hard baits were used to catch fish on this trip.
It was a productive day for Mike and I am glad that I got to put him on some quality fish. Some days you can find some bigger fish but on this trip, Mike caught just numbers of bass with no giants in the boat. It was a fun day for him and he will be back for more action here in the Everglades.
I am looking forward to our next adventure!”
Second Trip along Alligator Alley
“I had the ultimate pleasure of fishing with Ron on a quick bass fishing adventure out in the Florida Everglades. Alligator Alley fishing is starting to heat up as the days roll on. Ron was traveling from Texas to enjoy some Florida weather along with some Everglades fishing in the mix.
Ron had a great day enjoying sunny and breezy weather catching bass all trip long. The numbers were not as high as the last trip but Ron caught some quality bass. The biggest peacock bass weighed 3 pounds along with largemouth bass in the same weight range.
Both live bait and artificial baits were used to land the fish on this trip. Ron will definitely be back for more action here in South Florida. I am looking forward to our next trip in the glades!” – Captain Nick Pasquarello
Fishing with Captain Mark Rose
“I had the pleasure of getting the chance to fish with John and his brother Tom. They were Florida locals looking to get out on the water. While doing so, they picked a bass fishing trip in the Florida Everglades. One of their main goals was to catch peacock bass and the Everglades showed them a great time.
Live bait is the most productive method to catch peacock bass in South Florida. We went out and searched hard to get them on some quality fish. John and Tom ended up landing 6 nice peacock bass on their fishing trip. They also caught 70 largemouth bass on their fishing trip in addition to the peacock bass.
The action is red hot here in the Everglades and you just can’t be the action. John and Tom were ecstatic with the results of their fishing trip. I am glad to have had the opportunity to spend the day on the water with them.
I am looking forward to fishing with them again soon!” – Captain Mark Rose
Fishing with Rick Mitchell
“The Florida Everglades strikes again with some amazing and active fishing. I had the honor of fishing with CT who was traveling from Michigan looking to explore the great outdoors. There is no better place to do it then in the Everglades.
We went out on Alligator Alley near Naples, FL on a quick bass fishing trip. It was an absolute blast for CT with constant action all trip long. He caught over 30 fish on his bass fishing trip which was mostly largemouth bass and peacock bass. In the mix as well were Mayan cichlids and Oscars.
Live bait was a great way to keep his line bent on this fishing trip. Breezy conditions kept us moving down the canal system in search of more fish. Nothing beats this time of year and the action you can get in the glades. 
CT had a great time and I am looking forward to our next adventure!” – Captain Rick Mitchell
Come Explore the Florida Everglades and Catch Yours TODAY!
The Florida Everglades happens to be one of the BEST places to just explore. Running down the canal systems with birds flying over your head is something that you just don’t forget. The fishing is just the additional cherry on top. From largemouth bass to peacock bass, you can catch a wide variety of species here.
Bring along the whole family for a fishing adventure of a lifetime with our local experts. We hope to see you on the water next time! February Everglades Bass Fishing is only getting better
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January Naples Bass Fishing
Are you traveling to Southwest Florida in the near future? The beautiful sunshine, beaches, resorts, and outdoor activities make it one amazing place to explore and visit. Every year, travelers visit this paradise unaware of what they can explore. Freshwater bass fishing for peacock bass is a great way to introduce something new to the whole family. January Naples Bass Fishing can help expose all the great fun to be had near Naples, FL.
Peacock bass are an exotic species that was introduced to South Florida to control other exotic populations of fish. As a result, they have massive spread across the region of south Florida and gave anglers a whole new species to target. These hard-fighting bass with vibrant colors are one of the best species to catch.
In order to have success on the water, a local expert is essential. Our local experts have years of experience that has allowed them to dial in on the action. When you step aboard, you can rest assured that you will have a great time.
Check out how the action has been lately and see what you can get yourself into:
Fishing with Captain Rick Mitchell:
“The Golden Gate Canal System is a beautiful urban fishery that provides some great fishing. I had the pleasure of fishing with Mike and Dave on a peacock bass fishing trip. They were traveling from Ohio and Tampa looking to cash in on some peacock bass.
It was their first time catching peacock bass and they had a blast. Peacock bass loves warm water and during this time of year, you can find them in the deeper water. When searching for peacock bass, it is always best to use live bait for the most effective trip.
Mike and Dave caught over 15 peacock bass in their quick fishing trip. They also caught largemouth bass as well. It was Dave’s birthday and he could not have been more satisfied with this trip. He will be back for more action again.
I had a great time showing Mike and Dave around the Golden Gate Canal System. I am looking forward to fishing with them again in the near future near Naples, FL!” – Capt Rick Mitchell
Fishing with Captain Mark Rogers:
“Freshwater or saltwater, I truly enjoy showing clients around the amazing places here in Southwest Florida. I had the pleasure of fishing with Robert and his brother. They were traveling from Mississippi looking to catch peacock bass.
For most anglers, catching a peacock bass is a bucket list species. The true dream is to travel down to South America and catch giant peacock bass. Unfortunately, most travelers can’t make that trip and catching peacock bass in Florida is a great introduction. 
Robert and his brother enjoyed setting the hook into peacock bass and knocking it off their bucket list. Also, they caught several largemouth bass as well. It is always good to catch both species at the same time. Keeps the trip exciting.
Live bait was the preferred method to land more fish in the boat. A light breeze and cloudy conditions slowed the bite down but that did not stop Robert and his brother from catching bass.
They had a great time and so did I. I am looking forward to seeing them back on the water soon!” – Capt Mark Rogers
Come Explore Naples Florida and Catch Yours TODAY!
When it comes to getting in the outdoors, bass fishing is a great way to do so. Hopping onboard a safe fishing vessel with a local expert can provide you with memories that will last a lifetime. Set the hook into a hard-fighting peacock bass and enjoy every moment.
Peacock bass fishing, especially along the Golden Gate Canal System is a great way to get the family involved in the outdoors. You never know what you will catch and where your adventure will lead you.
We hope to have the chance to get you out on the water and create everlasting memories!
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December Naples Holiday Fishing
As you are getting ready for traveling for the holidays, so much is on your mind. When you are visiting relatives during this holiday season in Naples, FL, be sure to explore all the great options of relaxation. If you need a last-minute holiday gift, December Naples holiday fishing is all you need. You never know what you will get the chance to catch on your adventure!
One of the unique parts about the Paradise Coast is the connectivity and proximity to an abundance of outdoor activities. Fishing just happens to be the best one you can explore. Naples, FL is home to both freshwater and saltwater fishing.
In this update and fishing report, you will get an inside look on how the bass fishing is doing near Naples. Our local experts are on the water daily, dialing in on the fish all year round. You would be in great hands when exploring Naples with our local experts.
Naples is close to two prime freshwater fisheries. One of the best and closest fisheries is called the Golden Gate Canal System. You can catch peacock bass, largemouth bass, and an abundance of other exotic species. The action is non-stop and the perfect place to explore.
As well, you can enjoy the Florida Everglades along Alligator Alley if you are interested. This is the perfect place to throw artificial baits all trip long for Florida largemouth bass. You can also catch peacock bass in this system as well!
We hope you enjoy this December Fishing Report out of Naples, FL with Captain’s Rick Mitchell and Nick Pasquarello:
Honestly, I really enjoy fishing with travelers. It is always great to have people come from across from many different locations to end up fishing here in Southwest Florida. I had the pleasure of fishing with Nick and his family. They were traveling from Ontario Canada looking to have some fun.
While doing so, Naples peacock bass fishing was something that piqued their interest. As a result, I took them out to the Golden Gate Canal System to explore what it had to offer.
They loved the urban feel to this fishery. It is truly unique and a great time to fish. They caught over 10 bass on their quick 4-hour fishing trip. Nick and his family had a blast catching peacock bass and largemouth bass with live domestic shiners.
Sunny conditions made for a great bite. Nick and his family will be back again soon for more action. I am looking forward to seeing them on the water next time! – Captain Rick Mitchell
Just shortly after this fishing trip, Captain Nick Pasquarello was out on the water!
“Fishing for peacock bass can be a really exciting time. Unfortunately, though, the fishing conditions play a major role in how the day is going to turn out.
I had the pleasure of fishing with Andrew. He was on a solo mission to land some beautiful peacock bass in Naples, FL. While visiting from Toronto Canada, freshwater fishing was a must. Luckily, the Golden Gate Canal was not very far and the perfect spot to fish.
The day started out slow due to some cool night-time weather. Once the surface temperature rose, the fish started to bite. You never really know what is going to happen until you’re out on the water in the mix.
My knowledge allowed me to move around and find the best fishing spots. Andrew caught over 15 bass on this fishing trip. He enjoyed catching peacock bass and largemouth bass on this fishing trip. Most of the fish caught were in the 2-pound range.
I am looking forward to getting back out there for more action soon!” – Captain Nick Pasquarello 
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Naples bass fishing is on the rise and now is the chance to cash in on the action. As the temperatures warm, the exotic species in Naples, FL starting eating strong. The dominant species in this destination is peacock bass but you can enjoy catching a variety of different species.
During this holiday season, change up your plans and explore what freshwater fishing can offer. If you want to get addicted to fishing, this is the perfect way to do so. Our local experts will show you a great time!
We hope you have a fantastic time with your family this Holiday. We look forward to seeing you on the water next time!
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Beautiful December Everglades Fishing
Whether you are traveling from out of state or you want to experience more of what your state has to offer, fishing is a great way to do so. Florida bass fishing, especially in the Florida Everglades provides the ultimate outdoor experience. Beautiful December Everglades fishing trips can really enhance your time in Florida.
Our local experts and guides are key to exploring the Everglades. Miles of canals can get you confused about which areas are good and which are not. Years of experience has allowed our captains to get you on the fish quickly. Our trips come fully equipped for your customized fishing trip. Be sure to request any needs to help make your trip a success.
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Meet Omar, he was traveling from Milan, Italy looking to experience what Florida had to offer. While visiting on vacation, Omar wanted to get out in the Florida everglades. His main goal was to catch numbers of bass and a fishing charter was the perfect way to do so.
Captain Nick Pasquarello had the pleasure of fishing with him along Alligator Alley. Mile Marker 41 was the most productive location for his needs. Omar really wanted to catch bass on artificial baits.
Sunny conditions allowed Omar to cash in on some great action. Omar spent 4 hours on the water with Captain Nick catching over 20 largemouth bass on this fishing trip. The most productive baits to do so were soft plastic senkos, flukes, trick worms, and topwater hard baits.
Omar was super excited to get the chance to experience this. He had a great time and is looking forward to getting back to Florida for more action!
Captain Nick is looking forward to their next adventure as well!
Just shortly after this fishing trip, Chase was traveling from Estero, FL to explore the Florida Everglades. Outdoor experiences here in Florida aren’t just for travelers but the locals as well. Captain Rick Mitchell had the pleasure of taking him out on the boat to go fishing.
The best location on this fishing trip was our location along Alligator Alley. One of the neat parts about this fishery is that it holds excellent fishing for largemouth bass and peacock bass.
Most of the fish caught on this fishing trip were on live bait. Sunny and beautiful conditions promoted some great fishing. Chase ended his quick fishing trip with over 15 bass in the boat.
Chase had a great time fishing with Captain Rick and is looking forward to seeing what Florida has to offer next!
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As the temperatures change, the bass begins to get excited. Now is the time of year to explore what Florida bass fishing has to offer. Lots of quality fish all across the state of Florida are on the move. Once the water temperatures reach the desired temperature, the bass will begin to spawn.
Once this occurs, you will have the chance at catching a trophy largemouth bass across the whole state of Florida! We hope to get you on the fish of a lifetime this upcoming season. We will see you on the water next time!
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Naples Peacock Fishing Charters
Naples, FL is one of the most breathtaking destinations to visit in Florida. Surrounded by an endless amount of activities from shopping to spending time on the beach, you can never get tired. Have you ever wondered how to enhance your travel experience? Getting outdoors and potentially exploring our Naples peacock fishing charters can be a life-changing experience.
One of the most essential parts about exploring the outdoors is a local expert. Years of experience has allowed our local experts and professional fishing guides to show you the ultimate outdoor adventure. Every trip is unique and will be catered to your families needs. We want to show you and educate you on what Naples, FL is truly about.
Peacock bass are commonly targeted here in Florida. Many believe that the only place to catch them is in South Florida. What they don’t know is that there are several hidden gems located in Southwest Florida as well. We want to help you uncover these fisheries so that you can show your guests a great time when they visit you.
Captain’s Mark Rogers, Nick Pasquarello, and Rick Mitchell are all exceptional local experts that can get you on fish. They all fish for peacock bass and largemouth bass near Naples, FL. If you are looking to catch peacock bass in Southwest Florida, these are the guys to explore with. Hop onboard their comfortable and spacious fishing vessels for a trip and adventure you will never forget.
If you are a lover for urban outdoor adventures, the Golden Gate Canal System would be the perfect fit for you. As you cruise through the backyards of beautiful homes and residents of Golden Gate, FL, you will have a blast catching peacock bass. One of the best parts about this fishery is that it also holds largemouth bass, freshwater snook, and so much more. Every time you go out, you will be on the fish.
When it comes to the ultimate Southwest Florida fishing adventure, the Florida Everglades dominates. Bass fishing in the long stretches of canals in the Everglades makes for the perfect fishing experience. Over the years, the exotic peacock bass has made their way into these waters. As a result, we know have a fantastic fishery for both peacock bass and largemouth bass along Alligator Alley. 
Catching a peacock bass can be tricky. They are sensitive and are quite smart for being a fish. Most days, you can throw every artificial lure you have at them without any luck. One of the most effective ways to catch peacock bass in Florida is with live bait. Domestic shiners are the magic to get peacock bass in the boat. Your local expert will have the bait onboard for you before arriving at your fishing location.
Everglades Bass Fishing is also dominated with largemouth bass. If you love to catch bass, this is your destination. Cast after cast you can bring in some big numbers of fish all year long.
Artificial baits work exceptionally well for the largemouth bass. If you want to target largemouth bass on your peacock bass fishing adventure, make sure to let your captain know. The best time to do that is during the early morning hours. Get your bait exploded on before setting the hook into some hard-fighting peacock bass.
As you can see, you have so many opportunities here in Southwest Florida. In just a short drive, you can be on the water exploring all that there is to offer. Whether peacock bass fishing or 
largemouth bass fishing, our local experts will get you on the fish. Peacock bass are an extremely exciting species to catch and you do not have to travel out of the United States to catch them. We look forward to seeing you on the water next time!
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