captainshane100 asked:

www.floridaevergladesbassfishingadventures.com topwater action from the world famous lake Toho in kissimmee Florida. Check out day 2 and 4 as well.

Bass fishing is one of the more popular types of fishing enjoyed by thousands of people from all over the world. This is mainly because bass are a great fighting game fish and it can make for great sport when catching them. The bass fishing industry is going from strength to strength also, with specialty clothing and boats being created just for bass fishing. There are many places you can fish for bass but one of the more well known areas that people prefer is bass fishing in Florida.

The main reason why bass fishing in Florida is so popular is because bass can be found in rivers, lakes and ponds. So there are literally so many places they can be caught and you don’t have to travel to a certain place to fish for them. You can of course, catch other fish and not everyone will be a bass. In fact, there are a total of 32 varieties of fish that can be caught in Florida. The more popular species are largemouth bass, crappies and catfish.

The largemouth bass fishing in Florida is awesome with fish being regularly caught over 10 pounds. They are a heavy fighting fish too and can take quite a long time to land. You can easily hire a bass fishing charter boat, who will guide you to the best areas for catching that elusive double figure fish. They usually charge a daily rate and will throw in the bait for free. Of course, you should always ask around and make sure you get the best deal available. This is best done a few days before to allow you to get a few prices. But don’t always go for the cheapest, always ask for pictures of previous fish caught and also testimonials from other fishermen before making your choice.

By: John Traves

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smcdonald86 asked:

This is a short clip on our guide service and South Florida bass fishing. This is truly a “high performance” bass fishing video! I hope that you enjoy it. Tight Lines! Capt. Steve

smcdonald86 asked:

I hope that some of this information helps someone out! Tight Lines, Capt. Steve