Two Bass Fishing Adventures on Lake Okeechobee
Mark Sackman and Mark Fisher fished two consecutive days from Okeechobee City with Captain Robert Alfano. Their first five-hour trip produced more than 50 largemouth bass; the second day produced more than 100.
Why Fishing Can Change Between Days
The dramatic contrast between these two historical outings shows how much the bite can vary even on back-to-back days. Catch totals from a past trip should not be treated as current predictions.
What Anglers Can Learn from This Trip
Lake Okeechobee is a large, changing fishery. Wind, water level, vegetation and seasonal movements can influence where largemouth bass are found. Use this story as a record of what happened on one outing rather than a forecast of current fishing.
Plan a Current Lake Okeechobee Fishing Trip
Explore Okeechobee City and Lake Okeechobee for related fishing information.
This page preserves a historical Captain Robert Alfano fishing report.
For more details on the lake, see our Lake Okeechobee fishing guide. For current trip options, visit Lake Okeechobee fishing charters.
