Hey everyone hope your fishing is going well, here's a nice spot that I always seem to have great success at. It's in seminole county but still right in the Central Florida area. Please let me know if you have any questions or comments or requests and I'll do my best to help you out
Good luck!
St. Johns River
All along this river and its lakes it connects, lake Beresford (800 acres), Lake Woodruff (2,200 acres) and Lake Dexter (1,902 acres) produce excellent catches of nice largemouth bass, striped bass, sunshine bass, crappie, and bream. Look along runs of vegetation and along structure as this is where the fish hole up. Also look for the mouth of Springrun creek and Get-Out creek, where the rivers and creeks meet for schooling fish.
Saturday, May 30, 2009
Friday, May 29, 2009
New Blog!!! LOCAL FISHING REPORT
Hey everyone
I just created this page and I'm going to provide to you local fishing reports for the state of Florida.
Love to fish? Need to know where the fish are biting? Hot spots? Cold Spots?
You gotta check this page so that when you head out you catch some fish!!
For my first post I'm going to post where the fishing is hot in Orange County
Conway Chain Of Lakes
Five interconnected lakes in the south Orlando area are collectively referred to as Lake Conway. The public boat ramp is located off Hofner Avenue, two blocks east of Orange Avenue (S.R. 527).The chain has nearly 1,800 acres of clear water and hard sand bottom, with beds of peppergrass and eelgrass scattered offshore. Most of the best fishing occurs in off-shore areas where aquatic plants or dropoffs are found. Largemouth bass fishing is best from fall through spring. Silver spoons and chrome-colored rattling lures do best when bass are actively schooling during fall and late spring. Schooling bass can be found by locating surface activity or by watching birds feeding in offshore areas on shad and glass minnows pushed to the surface by feeding bass. During the spawning season, bass are caught in shallow vegetated areas.Offshore eelgrass beds around islands in the east pool of the north lake are a good place to fish for both bass and speckled perch during early spring. Speckled perch can be caught on minnows, but many anglers use beetle spins or jigs in deeper areas of the lake. Troll or drift until concentrations of speckled perch are located. Bream fishing is best where plant beds are found, with live bait producing the best results.
http://localfishingreport.blogspot.com/
I just created this page and I'm going to provide to you local fishing reports for the state of Florida.
Love to fish? Need to know where the fish are biting? Hot spots? Cold Spots?
You gotta check this page so that when you head out you catch some fish!!
For my first post I'm going to post where the fishing is hot in Orange County
Conway Chain Of Lakes
Five interconnected lakes in the south Orlando area are collectively referred to as Lake Conway. The public boat ramp is located off Hofner Avenue, two blocks east of Orange Avenue (S.R. 527).The chain has nearly 1,800 acres of clear water and hard sand bottom, with beds of peppergrass and eelgrass scattered offshore. Most of the best fishing occurs in off-shore areas where aquatic plants or dropoffs are found. Largemouth bass fishing is best from fall through spring. Silver spoons and chrome-colored rattling lures do best when bass are actively schooling during fall and late spring. Schooling bass can be found by locating surface activity or by watching birds feeding in offshore areas on shad and glass minnows pushed to the surface by feeding bass. During the spawning season, bass are caught in shallow vegetated areas.Offshore eelgrass beds around islands in the east pool of the north lake are a good place to fish for both bass and speckled perch during early spring. Speckled perch can be caught on minnows, but many anglers use beetle spins or jigs in deeper areas of the lake. Troll or drift until concentrations of speckled perch are located. Bream fishing is best where plant beds are found, with live bait producing the best results.
http://localfishingreport.blogspot.com/
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