nickw234

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I like to throw the worm everywhere. From inches of water all the way to 20 feet of water. I use a 7 ft. MH Fast tip rod and haven't had any issues with it.

Spro Little john DD.

If you don't want to spend the money go with the Booyah Pad Crasher. Its only $5.99 or so and it seems softer than a Spro and just as soft as the Koppers Live Target.

I throw a Zoom Old Monster in either black or watermelon seed. Going to give culprit worms a try here soon.

I actually just picked one up yesterday at my local Gander Mountain. I had been trying to get one for about 2 weeks and when i picked mine up it was the last one. I used last night and had some success. It sure does look good.

Ive read about these two lakes online, they seem like small lakes with a boat ramp that don't get to much pressure. I was just wondering if anyone has ever fished these lakes before? Thanks,

I'd give Yo-Zuri hybrid a try. I use it on my spinning gear and I like it a lot better because of the lack of memory it has compared to fluorocarbon.

Bitters Bait and Tackle's 10 inch worm with 1/4 oz bullet weight.

I haven't been to Johns Lake in a long time, probably been a year since I've fished it. I was just wondering if anyone has been doing any good there lately and if you have what tips could share? Thanks, Nick

for the first hour or so hollow body frogs like a spro work great. Later in the morning throw senko's and rattletraps. For colors i always thrown just a black with blue flake senko and the silver rattle trap with a blue or black back on it.

Turkey Lake is a good place. You have to call a couple weeks in advance usually to get a boat. I have been a couple times to Turkey and always catch a lot of fish but never and good ones. Most of them are 3 lbs and below and a 3 lber is rare, but for the price you can't beat it if you don't have a boat.

Ill have to do some reach on what kind of frogs hang around the lakes here in Orlando, but I think we have a lot of bullfrogs hanging around.

Same with me thats why I asked the question. I kept reading about how black works, I went and got some black frogs and haven't gotten any hits yet. Ill keep trying with them but I am definitely going to try some greens, and yellows.

A t-rigged Zoom Old Monster in Watermelon seed.

I can fish them by all three of those things. Grass, fallen trees and lilly pads.

I was looking to expand my hollow body frog collection. I was just wondering what colors you guys throw for cloudy and sunny days? Most lakes I fish are somewhat clear, but have a slight stain to them. Thanks, Nick

My favorite is the Spro jr. and I also used the Booyah pad crasher for the first time and had some good results, just wish they had some more colors.

I've never really fished with lizards much, but I have a couple bags of Zoom 6 inch lizards I'd like to try. I always heard they are good spring time baits, but does anyone have good luck with them year around? Thanks, Nick

I think ill be going there this saturday to give it a shot. Thanks for the help!

http://www.cityoforlando.net/public_works/stormwater/fishing.htmScroll down and Lake Baldwin is the second one listed with directions. I don't think there is a size limit on boats, just no gas engines at all.

The best one that i know of is Bitters Bait and Tackle. Can't beat the price of there plastics. 2 bags for $5. https://www.bittersbaitandtackle.com/

Has anyone fished this lately, I haven't been back since they don't allow gas powered engines anymore, but I was thinking about going there with just my trolling motor and giving it a try. So, I was just wondering if anyone has been out here lately and had any luck? Thank, Nick

Spro frog in any natural color.