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Awesome! I'll keep all that in mind. On a side note, I was invited by a neighbor to come fishing behind her mother's house and it was amazing. It's a decent size lake right off royal palm and rock island rd a little west by the church. We caught some decent bass and a HUGE carp, it was the biggest success I've had yet. The lake is in a neighborhood behind houses, so you kinda gotta live there to fish there, or know someone. TTYL guys!!

Thanks for all the replies, I agree it's hard to find spots that aren't already fished up without a boat. I'll check out that spill off military trail.. On Saturday I'm gonna head back out to Lox and walk way west to one of the spillways out that way. Oh and I don't plan on messing with any of the gators, some of the people out there are crazyy, like Capt. Shane. I'll post up if I find any decent spots in Lox from the banks so that the few of us without boats can have some fun too! -Jordon

Ahh thanks for the fast reply!! Yes it seemed that way, I don't know what it's like on a boat out in the everglades, but I can imagine fishing being so much fun out there compared to the banks. Guess we'll be investing in a boat. Thanks for the bait tips too, can't wait to start fishing again.

Heya guys, My bro in law and I just started fishing, we took a drive down loxahatchee road for the day to see what we could catch. We don't have a boat so we're stuck fishing from the banks. Does anyone have any ideas of where to fish from down on lox road? We don't mind walking a few miles west past the few barriers if that's what it takes. We fished from 11:00am till 4:00 without a catch, and didn't see much. Well thanks in advanced for any thoughts/replies.