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Florida Lake Maps and Hot Spots @ South Florida Bass Lakes What's Hot at Floridabassfishing.us from the Bass Fishing Tip of the Week09.20.11: When It's Hot Seek Some Current 04.15.11: Spinning or Baitcasting for Bass 02.23.11: Big Baits for Big Bass 02.06.11: Change Up Tactics for Bass 01.09.11: Selecting a Bass Tournament Trail 12.12.10: The Fisherman's Christmas List 11.20.10: Lizard Fishing 11.02.10: High Pressure Blues 10.23.10: Bass Fishing Relaxation or Frustration 10.10.10: Trolling Motor Battery Maintenance 09.27.10: The Jerkbait for Schooling Bass 09.07.10: Follow the Shad for Great Fall Fishing 08.22.10: Offshore Weed Beds Equals Big Bass 08.08.10: When Wind Acts Like Current 07.19.10: Mark Your Spots 07.07.10: The Hot Days of Summer 06.24.10: The Best Bass Fishing Shows on TV 06.15.10: The Saltwater Angler to Freshwater Bass Fishing Conversion 5.18.2010: Buying a New Tow Vehicle 05.02.2010: Large or Small Lure Selection 04.20.2010: Dragging the Carolina Rig 04.12.2010: Fishing the Spring to Summer Transition 03.27.2010: Post Spawn Bass Fishing 03.14.2010: Weed Edges for More Bass 03.07.2010: Lighter Weights for More Bites 02.27.2010: Pattern Fishing for Bass 2.15.2010: Topwaters for Early Spring Bass Tampa Insurance- Auto and homeowners insurance for Tampa Bay residents
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Bass Fishing Tip of the Week 04/21/08: Fishing the FlowCurrent in many lakes and river systems in Florida waters can be the key to successful outings. Current oxygenates the water and can provide food through concentration of baitfish, microscopic organisms and other food types. Lake system bass can go on a feeding binge when rains create current either in creeks that enter the lakes or even below locks that many chain of lakes in Florida have. These binges can take place for days but are often noticed earlier in the morning during the summer season. Effective lures to throw in these current laden areas depends on water depths. Shallower areas in the 3-7 foot range often call for casting upstream with a Texas rigged worm or medium diving crankbait such as a shad rap #7. Deeper water depths require deeper lures such as Carolina rigged worms or centipedes in almost any color. Crankbaits such as the DT series rapalas or the #9 shad rap in silver black back or chartreuse. The speed of the retrieve of the worms will simply be to let the current take the bait and slowly reel in the slack. Any sideways motion or thump will require a quick reel in of the slack and thorough hookset. Crankbait retrieves will require a speed that creates a resistance in the rod as you will retrieve the lure with the current. Try to maximize the depth of the lure and if possible, hit the bottom on occasion. Watch for breaking fish as this will be key in where to throw the lure. Hooksets with the crankbait usually only requires a sideways strong jerk and because these are trebles, a second jerk won't hurt. If it has been raining for several days, always check the outflow areas of the lake/river system and you may be very surprised. My partner and I have gotten 20+ pound stringers using this method.! Sincerely, The Largemouth Herald
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Florida's Friendliest Bass Tournament TrailsMr. B's @ FBF Fishing West Central Florida Lakes- Call Tom or Penny Crawford at 941-256-6793 or 941-256-6792
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305-522-1919 Mr. B's Tournament Trail 2011-2012 Schedule and Results- Tournament Results from Lake Manatee April 15th, 2012My Blog - Mr. B's Jiggs Feb 2012, ABA Couples Lake Kissimmee March 10, 2012 and Walk in Water March 31, 2012
Here's what some of our readers say about the information from our site: I tried some of the lilli pad techniques on your site and landed a 5lb 3oz bass on a craw lure in thick pads.- LUIS TAMBUNGA I want to thank you for the tips you gave me on catching more bass from the retention ponds, i've had very good results. first day , caught 4 bass largest was 3 LBS- Joe I have caught fish in several of the spots that you have highlighted on your site- Double DHad a good outing last weekend out on Lake Pierce, finishing 2nd with big bass honors, and edged out of 1st by 1/10th of an ounce! DRATS! Thanks Paul for the tips, as this was my first time on Pierce and needed all the help I could get- GEEKD4BASS Being from NC ......it was HARd to figure out these fish in Fl.......thanks for making it easier- Corey BullardSo stay a while and learn how you can do more catching with less fishing! Need Accident Coverage Check Out GAC By Clicking Here
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