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When: Jan 27, 2011 Where: Miami Canals Lenny Sortino finished his three day trip to south Florida Peacock Bass catching
in Miami. He boated 19 peacock bass
up to three pounds all on live bait. The water is finally starting to warm up which will mean incredible days catching
these beautiful fighting fish which can
only be caught in South Florida. You can also inquiry about catching Peacock Bass in Brazil which we can help you
arrange the trip of a lifetime.
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When: Jan 26,2012 Where: Lake Okeechobee Lenny Sortino fished with us now for his 5th time and did quite well on bass and peacock bass fishing. We started
on Lake Okeechobee with Lenny landing
this nice 7 lb. largemouth bass on a shiner in Pelican Bay. Day two we fished the north near Henry Creek area and caught
at least 20 bass up to 7 lbs. with quite
a few over 4 lbs. What a great week on Lake Okeechobee.
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When: Jan
18,2012 Where:Lake
Okeechobee Kelly
& Robert Cimato were out for a day
of shiner fishing on Lake Okeechobee and landed these nice 8 lb. and 7 lb. beauties on the south end of
the lake. Okeechobee is red hot right
now and should stay good for months until the water becomes to hot. But then the Florida Everglades will become red hot. We are so
spoiled in South Florida when it comes
to bass fishing.
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South Florida Bass fishing has been awesome and only going to get better as the largemouth start feeding
in post spawn on Lake Okeechobee and the water levels in the Florida Everglades are dropping which turns on the big bass bite.
Lets not forget the peacock bass bite which only gets better in South Florida as the water heats up, what's not to like about
fishing in southern Florida in the spring time. We've been quite busy fishing and not posting so it's time I've caught up.
Each trip has been wonderful with largemouth bass up to 8 lbs. on Lake Okeechobee and peacock bass up to 4 lbs. in Miami.
Lake Okeechobee is still producing good catches of largemouth bass despite bad winds the lake has been
getting on the southside. We've had multiple shiners trips on the lake over the last few weeks and here's an example of what
you can catch flipping the reeds on Lake Okeechobee. This nice 5 lb. largemouth fell for a creature bait flipped into a heavy
mat of reeds. The late spring months on Okeechobee are going to be incredible so book now while dates are still available.
It's been pretty decent fishing on Lake Okeechobee the last few weeks and would
be even better if the wind and rain would stop? The wind has been blowing for three weeks straight causing havoc on the South
part of the lake. It's bringing in dirty water which can slow down the fishing. John caught this nice 5 lb. largemouth bass
near Long Point on the southside of Lake Okeechobee near Belle Glade. The guys caught about 16 bass in about 5 hours despite
torrential downpours and high winds.
It's been great on Lake Okeechobee this year and now that the water is up it couldn't be much better! Allen & Mitchell
Hubbard from Massachusetts were out on Lake Okeechobee with us today and the guys landed about 20 largemouth bass with this
beautiful 7 lb. bass Mitchell caught. The young man also caught two about 6 lbs. also. When the water cools down it's going
to even get better. By mid afternoon the water temperature was still in the high seventies which is a little warm for this
time of year. Now that winter is upon us that will change quickly.
Florida Peacock Bass is doing fine this week after the hot summer we've had. Now that the water is cooling down the fish will
begin to congregate and spawn here shortly. The water temperatures are now back in the mid seventies which will put the peacock
bass into the spawning mode. We caught 15 peacock bass on Tuesday October 25 in the Miami C-100 canal all on artificial lures
with plenty of short striking fish also. Live bait should also work well now.
