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  1. MCS replied to Dakota wendt's topic in Fishing Tackle
    **** I have order there twice, very fast shipping, email tracking but most of all great selection. The frist time I got some bomber and diawa jerk baits, the diawa bait for 6.99 run true out of the box. for the price it is hard to beat the quality! and the second order was Grande Bass rattle snakes and mega tail n some owner hooks. I have yet to use them just got them Monday. *** is overrated in my opinion, they lack selection.
  2. I fished one of the Disney fishing excursions out of the Yacht Club resort. It was a little pricey but my wife got it for me and my oldest son. Think it was like $250 plus you get a bass master membership and all the sodas you can drink. lol... The place is loaded, they stocked the lakes and canals back in the 70's and did not fish it for something like 15 yrs. It is catch and release only, my son and I did a 2 hour excursion, used live shiners and circle hooks, we took in about 15 total with a 6 pounder being the largest and most were a decent 2 or 3 pounds. you can pay to fish at Port Orleans and Wilderness lodge, cane pole and worms like 5 bucks an hour. but you are allowed to fish the canals, I hear there is a decent spot at a canal near the wilderness camp grounds. The guide told me the retention ponds everywhere hold fish. His biggest was a 9 pounder out of a stormwater pond. They love platic worms or creatures, black, blue, june bug, red from what I have seen and heard. Just moved to Jacksonville and the neighbors buddy in west palm got a 12 pounder on a 8 inch worm, think it was June bug or a dark blue/purple. I haven't been out around Jax yet, this weekend will be my first trip out, but I hear the same around here..... anywhere has some bass in it. There are a lot of guides/excursions if you get the time and money to Toho or other famous are lakes from what I saw they run around 300-400 for the half day.

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