Spring has to be the most anticipated season of all for catching Florida Largemouth Bass. Especially for those of us living with cold winters where the snow doesn’t leave the ground until March and it can still snow well...
Read MoreDuring the peak of summer when the heat is strongest, the bass move to cooler, shady water close to the bottom. The only time they feed on the surface is on windy, overcast days or under low-light conditions. Depending on...
Read MoreFlorida Largemouth are slower and continue their progression towards deeper water in the winter months. As is the case in autumn, Florida largemouth become slower and strike more out of a reaction, either to defend their...
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Florida Largemouth fishing is a huge industry in the state of Florida. The Florida...
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Florida Largemouth bass enjoy the lake as much as they enjoy the rivers. Lakes offer slow running...
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Many Florida waterways in well populated areas are busy with boaters and other watercraft during...
Read MoreFlorida largemouth bass spawn in shallow bays in spring when the water temperatures reach 60F. The time of year can vary from location to location with northern populations spawning later in the spring. It’s not...
Read MoreWhile many anglers like lures that make noise, these are not essential. For the novice angler we recommend keeping to the basics. Focus on baits that are common food preferences like crayfish, minnows, chad, worms and leeches....
Read MoreThe Florida bass have a large mouth and a high ratio of fin surface to body size. While this observation may appear overly simplistic, many angler fail to realize the size of prey they can go after. This large fin helps the fish...
Read MoreAutumn fishing is all about appealing to the bass’ instinct to defend its territory. The Florida largemouth bass, just like other bass, move to cooler waters and become slower and strike more from anger than from hunger....
Read MoreDeep water techniques are far closer to those of the winter techniques as the water temperature is much colder in deep lakes, rarely warming up much at all. The Florida Largemouth Bass head into the deep water when the...
Read MoreThe great fighting ability of the Florida Largemouth makes it more appealing than it’s northern counterpart. The Florida Largemouth Bass was originally distributed throughout most of what is now the United States...
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