2009 has come to an end and I have to say it has been an awesome year. My clients have experienced everything Florida has to offer in trophy bass fishing with trophy bass being caught year round. The spawning season is upon us and I hope you will be the one in my boat when the next big bass is caught.

Orlando area bass fishing report for December 2009 - We are well into the month of December and it has been a good one for my clients on Lake Toho. The winter season took it's time coming South this year making for some interesting days where it felt more like summer than winter. Live bait fishing on Lake Toho has been excellent with a recent two boat trip as a good example. After a cold front that brought 40 degree air temperatures one would think the fishing in Orlando would be difficult but Steve Brown from Texas and his family enjoyed a day of big bass fishing with multiple fish coming in over 5 lbs. The spawning season is ahead of us but the great thing about fishing on Lake Toho is that there is year round big bass to be caught so there is no reason to wait for the spawn to happen. Give me a call to book your trip and catch a fish of a lifetime.

Orlando area bass fishing report for November 2009 - November has been a great month for bass fishing in Orlando area lakes with warmer than normal air and water temperatures. My clients have been enjoying daily big bass catches on live bait with at least one fish in the 7lb range being caught on each trip. Numbers have been all across the board where one day we catch 25 bass and then the next day 10 but the quality is still there which should be expected on Lake Toho. As we get into December air and water temperatures will continue to fall leading our bass into a pre spawn pattern. If you want to experience some great bass fishing now is a good time to book your trip with me. Here are some photos from recent trips.

Orlando Florida Bass Fishing Report for October 2009 - What a month it has been so far here in Orlando. Big bass are actively feeding throughout Lake Toho and my clients are the ones benefitting.

 On Tuesday, Scott Riley who is a repeat client from New Jersey came out for another day of trophy bass fishing in Orlando and was not disappointed. Getting on the water at first light Scott quickly landed his first bass on a Luckycraft Gunfish 95 walking bait that weighed in at 3lbs. After a couple more smaller fish on the Gunfish we switched to Texas rigged worms catching another 10 fish before swithing back to some topwater fishing. Again, throwing the Gunfish 95 Scott missed the first strike but would not miss his second. A huge boil swirled around his bait and soon after a fight was on with Scott landing his biggest bass ever weighing in at 11 lbs 65 oz on certified scales. This is a great fish for October and definitely shows what is possible on world famous Lake Toho.

 Water temperatures are still in the low 80's with air temps just a bit higher each day. This is awesome weather for this time of year which is accounting for the great fishing. Of course this is what I do here 12 months out of the year at Florida Bass Adventures so give me a call and maybe you could catch the biggest bass of your life! If you still need more convincing watch the video below.....

Orlando Florida Bass Fishing Report for August 2009 - While most of 2009 has been the year of live bait to catch big bass August is proving to be the month for big bass on artificial lures! Topwater lures are producing a majority of big bass which is every anglers dream to see. Many people throughout the country consider August too hot to go fishing but our weather here in Orlando is very comfortable compared to the other areas, making it a great time to experience Florida Bass Fishing! Checkout our recent catches from clients and your guide!

 Florida Bass Fishing Report for July 2009 - We finished off the month of June with bass fishing remaining strong and now into July the story is the same. While we are not getting quite as much rain lake levels are excellent with water temperatures staying well below normal for this time of year. Average catches for clients are 15-25 in 4 hours of fishing with at least one big bass in the 6-8 lb range being caught each day. Live bait is what clients are experience the best results on as the morning bite has been the most productive. Artificial lures should begin to pick up sometime soon but as long as live bait is working well I will continue to recommend that to clients for best results.  

If you would like to experience trophy bass fishing with a Full Time Professional Guide contact Steve today to reserve your Orlando Bass Fishing Trip.