Sorry this is coming so late, things have been very busy
around here. Pretty much all of our trips have been done on Lake
Toho and the bass have been playing
very nicely for us. With most of the people opting for using live wild shiners,
and a great choice of bait to use at this time of year I might add, they have
been catching some good numbers of bass as well as some great size too.
With calmer days we have been working the wild shiners under
a float, sometimes anchored in areas where we know we have a good concentration
of bass marked already, if the bass have scattered on us we will slow troll the
live bait to get back on them again. When the wind is up some we will work our
baits freelined and this is an amazing way to catch some great bass as you can see
from the pictures here.
Trips using artificial baits have been doing good as well.
We have been throwing a lot of the Bass Assassin baits, mainly the Die Dapper
and the TapOut and they have been catching some quality bass. Main focus has
been in and around areas with good concentration of Kissimmee
grass hitting the nooks and holes. One big key is to get a read on the wind
patterns for previous days, if there has been a consistent direction in the
wind, that will play a big key for locating bass quicker for you.
Till the next report, keep those lines tight and BASS
ON!!!!!
Capt Tim Fey
