MrPerfect

@FishinDaddy I ended up on Toho and put 5 dinks in the boat. However, there was no pattern and it felt more like I caught fish accidentally. I had the FLW College Tour out on the lake with me and everyone seemed to be having the similar struggles. Not remotely what I have come to expect from Toho. Anyone had any luck even seeing beds? I have been out 6 times since mid-January and I have found 1 bass bed in the NE of Lake Monroe. Not surprising I finally join the boating crowd and we can't get consistent weather anywhere in order to take advantage of not being stranded on the shore anymore. I am averaging about 2 fish per outing and I consider myself a good fisherman, but d**n has this been a humbling experience. Any suggestions on places to fish Sunday? Also, is it better to fish in the morning or wait till the afternoon when temps start to raise?

Fishing Tackle Central Florida Started by MrPerfect, 11 minutes ago 1 post in this topic If you could fish anywhere within 40 minutes of downtown Orlando (I am based in Sanford) where would you fish tomorrow? Also, any tips on fishing the colder weather in the morning? Much appreciated.

If you could fish anywhere within 40 minutes of downtown Orlando (I am based in Sanford) where would you fish tomorrow? Also, any tips on fishing the colder weather in the morning? Much appreciated.

How should I effectively use electronics to fish in Florida? Other than a depth finder, are they really even needed in most applications? Sorry, new boater and thus far I have had a lot more luck on the shore.

Sanford is pretty straight forward, are you shore fishing or boating?

Rough day on Lake Toho overall. We scoped out a few areas with a decent bite, but marginal size fish. It seemed like everytime we established a pattern an air boat would come through and tue bite would go cold (this happened 8 ******* times). We caught one toad just north of the Shingle Creek outflow, but that was our only decent fish. This was the first time I took my Dad out on Toho so I was glad he caught at least one Toho bass. He was using a 10 inch Purple worm just flicking it to the grass and working it out slowly.

Anyone else experiencing a late spawn? I have been to my favorite fishing hole almost every weekend since the start of February and today was the first day I saw a bed even being started. Product of this pond or the extended cold weather this season? I just want to make sure I haven't missed the spawn somehow.

My in-laws live in the Vineywards. If you can find a way to get by the gate the ponds in that community are the holy land. The fish average 3lbs or more and I can usually catch 30-40 in a session.

Any good placed to shore fish in the Sanford/Lake Mary area? I need to kill some time after work tomorrow before going to Willow Tree in Saford for a birthday and need some new fishing spots to try.

Picture or it didn't happen...but really, congrats.

The spawn seemed to come really early last year, I saw my first bass bed this past week, and I also didn't see any fish on it. Anyone else experiencing this? Or did I miss the spawn...

At least someone found a bed, I've been pond hoping every weekending the Central Florida area and still haven't found a bass bed. Either I missed the spawn, again, or this weather is really messing with the pattern.

Lee, any time you need a tag a long, feel free to hit me up. I just sent you a friend request on facebook. Ginger-Jerry Updike.

Yeah, it was a nice day out, but I only caught one fish. I was trying to see if I could spark some activity with a reaction bait and then dead-sticking the same path after priming the area. I only caught one fish, 2 1/2 lbs, but I peeked the interest of a 4lb bass, but just never even picked up the bait. My wife said she's planning a trip for me to make sure I can actually fish the spawn this year, so when would the best time to go to the stick marsh be to get the most out of the spawn?

Alright, heading out this afternoon for a few hours. I'll let you guys know how it turns out.