It’s been an awesome few weeks in the Florida Everglades fishing for largemouth bass. This week we had two trips and boated about 200 bass up to 6 pounds. Here’s this nice 6 lb. bass that I caught on a worm on Monday March 21, 2011. Each week will improve because the female largemouth bass are done spawning. After the spawn the larger fish eat much better. For further information check out our new website at www.southfloridabassfishing.net or call us at (954) 445-1811.

Everglades Bass Fishing in South Florida

Tim Gray and I were out largemouth bass fishing the first week of February in the Florida Everglades and caught over 100 bass in 6 hours. We didn’t land anything big today but on light line and spinning tackle we had a hoot of a time. It’s only going to get better now that it’s staying warm at night which will improve the larger fish bite. The Florida Everglades bass fishery is second to none in my opinion. I know there are places to catch bigger fish but the numbers can’t be matched anywhere in the world! For further information about largemouth bass or peacock bass fishing South Florida contact us at (954) 445-1811 or by e-mail at floridafishing@bellsouth.net.

Lake Okeechobee Bass Fishing

We’ve fished Lake Okeechobee a few times over the last month and have caught some decent fish. With the Florida Everglades being red hot it’s hard to leave the Ft. Lauderdale and drive 60 miles when you have bass fishing factory in your back yard. Lake Okeechobee is a little more challenging because of it’s pure size but on average you’ll catch larger bass on the Okeechobee. We boated about 20 today with one large fish braking me off flipping in heavy vegetation. To catch trophy fish with any consistency on Lake Okeechobee I recommend wild live shiners caught out of the lake. E-mail us at floridafishing@bellsouth.net or click www.southfloridafishing.org to get information on fishing South Florida for largemouth bass or peacock bass. (954) 445-1811

Florida Everglades Largemouth Bass at 7 lbs.

Here’s another example of what South Florida Everglades largemouth bass fishing is all about. We’ve been fishing about twice a week and have been having incredible catching days with up to 100 bass. Now we will be experiencing more fish like this beautiful 7 lb. largemouth caught on alligator alley in January now that the water has dropped and warmed up. Our winter was a little colder than normal but that’s behind us now. The best days are here so come down to South Florida to experience some of the best bass fishing in the U.S. right here on Lake Okeechobee or the Florida Everglades. E-mail me at floridafishing@bellsouth.net or call (954) 445-1811 to book a guided trip with me.

Florida Everglades Largemouth Bass Fishing

It’s been great largemouth bass fishing this spring in South Florida canal system. Each trip out we’ve caught between 50 to 100 bass mostly on the small side because of cold overnight temperatures. Now the that the waether has become stable the big fish will be biting now. Here’s some examples of what we’ve been catching lately on light spinning tackle in the Everglades. Any place that you can catch 50 to 150 largemouth bass a day is quite fine by me. For further information on South Florida fishing contact me by e-mail at floridafishing@bellsouth.net or by phone at (954) 445-1811.

Miami Peacock Bass Fishing

It’s still good fishing in South Florida down in Miami for Amazon Peacock Bass this fall. Winter and spring is the best time to catch big numbers of fish and what a vacation to fish in the warm weather for these beautiful fighting fish. If those cold winter days up north have you down the Florida Everglades and Lake Okeechobee for Largemouth Bass or Ft. Lauderdale/Miami areas for Peacock Bass could be the perfect cure. For more information call me at (954) 445-1811 or e-mail us at floridafishing@bellsouth.net. This is Tim Gray’s nice 4 lb. Peacock caught on Friday October 29, 2010.