Went out fishing today with my buddy Jim Sweatman and his friend Ray Peters out this morning.
We had a great morning landing (91) ninety-one bass. Caught then all on different things, it was just one of those days. The best lure at the end of the day had to be the Texas rig worm. The fish seem to be holding on the outside of the submerge grass line, which ended up being the main pattern all day.
With the cold front coming to today the fish bit really good early and then started to tighten up as the sun got higher and higher. Look for the next couple of days after this cold front to be a little tougher fishing. But then the first of the week the weather comes back to normal and look for these fish to start to chew really well…so let’s go fishing!
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[fusion_content_box title=”About Capt John Leech” backgroundcolor=”#b2ce96″ icon=”fa-user” iconcolor=”#3bbf4a” circlecolor=”#ffffff” circlebordercolor=”#oooooo” iconflip=”yes” iconrotate=”” iconspin=”” image=”http://bassonline.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/10/john_leech-50x50color.jpg” image_width=”50″ image_height=”50″ link=”/fishing-guides/central-florida-fishing-guides/” linktarget=”_self” linktext=”” animation_type=”0″ animation_direction=”down” animation_speed=”0.1″]Captain John Leech is a full-time guide for over 20 year in Central Florida. He specializing in Central Florida bass fishing and is one of the best at targeting trophy size large-mouth bass in Orlando. His first guide trip was in Leesburg, Florida on the Harris Chain of Lakes. By 1983 I was fortune to be able to do the one thing I loved the most FISH and make a living doing it. That is what I call a dream job Central Florida Bass Fishing Guide no doubt that fishing in Orlando is one of the best in the world.
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Hi this is Captain John Leech another Central Florida fishing report.
I went out fishing this morning with a long time buddy of mine, mainly just for fun but also to look for some more fish. This time of the year it is very important, as the fish are moving pretty rapidly with the wind and bait movement. First thing in the morning the fish were school pretty strong till about 9:30am, we caught about 22 to 25 fish from that school.
Captain John Leechis a full-time guide for over 20 year in Central Florida. He specializing in Central Florida bass fishing and is one of the best at targeting trophy size large-mouth bass in Orlando. His first guide trip was in Leesburg, Florida on theHarris Chain of Lakes. By 1983 I was fortunate to be able to do the one thing I loved the most FISH and make a living doing it. That is what I call a dream job Central Florida Bass Fishing Guide no doubt that fishing in Orlando is one of the best in the world.
Hi, this is Captain John Leech and this is your fishing report for October 9th.
Fishing is still red-hot in Kissimmee. I took Gary Carpenter who’s a buddy of mine from down in the Ft Myer area. Comes up fishing with me on a regular basis, carried him fishing and we had about (45) forty-five fish. We caught the liven day lights out of them, he had a good enough time he’s coming back again this Tuesday.
Lake Kissimmee covers some 38,000 acres from the mouth of the Kissimmee River on the north end to the exit of the river near US Highway 60 on the south end.
Specializing in largemouth bass, bluegill, black crappie and shellcracker. Part of the Kissimmee Chain of lakes. Expansive stands of native aquatic grasses at Philadelphia Point, North Cove and Brahma Island provide anglers with cover to flip plastic baits or slow-troll golden shiners for spawning bass during the winter and spring. Rattling crankbaits, soft jerkbaits and Texas or Carolina-rigged plastic worms fished in open-water or along edges of vegetation are productive during summer and fall. Fly fishermen have good success wade fishing along the miles of shoreline on Lake Kissimmee. Lake Kissimmee is rich with wildlife, including bald eagles, white tailed deer, bobcats, turkeys and big alligators.
Caught about (40) Forty Fish in Six Hours in Orlando
Hi, this is Captain John Leech
We had a great trip again today and I just wanted to give you a little update of the current fishing conditions. The fish today were caught on buzz-baits first thing in the morning and on a Bass Assassin worms 7-1/2″ junebug color with a 3/16″oz weight after the sun got overhead.
We had a great time and caught about (40) forty fish in six hours, it was pretty stead all day as long.
Orlando 9-1/2, 8, 7-1/2 Several that were 4 to 5 pounds
Hi this is Captain John Leech, I was out with David and Dwyane today.
I’m going to put one of them on, because we had just a great day and they can explain it better than I!
Hi, this David, Dwyane and I came down from North Carolina and he lives in Iowa. A couple of bodies just spending the day on the lake, we probably caught about (40) forty fish maybe. A couple of big ones, a (9 1/2 lbs) nine and a half pounder, an (8) eight pounder and (7 1/2 lber) seven and a half pounder. Several that were (4) four to (5) five pounds, and several others in the (3) three-pound range.
We had a blast, 9-1/2, 8, 7-1/2 several that were 4 to 5 pounds…it was a great time!
Okay guys, that’s it for now…Captain John Leech will see you next time it!
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