Going to Florida in a couple of weeks, can I have some help as to what baits to throw.

Where are you going?? It's a big state and it will make a difference!

If you're gonna fish big water start with frogs, swim baits, plastics and spinnerbaits. 

If small local waters...Frogs and plastic 

 

Mike

^^ that,but I also do well on big worms in the winter fished SLOW.I personally dont do well in N FL.on spinnerbaits in winter but  I'm sure it would work better the further south you go.

10 hours ago, Mike L said:

Where are you going?? It's a big state and it will make a difference!

If you're gonna fish big water start with frogs, swim baits, plastics and spinnerbaits. 

If small local waters...Frogs and plastic 

 

Mike

@Mike L going to Sarasota area and going to be fishing in small ponds.

3 hours ago, N Florida Mike said:

^^ that,but I also do well on big worms in the winter fished SLOW.I personally dont do well in N FL.on spinnerbaits in winter but  I'm sure it would work better the further south you go.

@N Florida Mike What kind of worms, curly tails or straight tails

Either one.I use Culprit worms,. Manns jelly worms,Zoom trick worms .I caught my biggest on a Mann's,which has a spear- shaped end on the tail.Caught my 3rd biggest on a red shad culprit,which is a curly tail.C aught a 6 last year  on the trick worm, which has a straight tail.I fish them all with as little weight as possible.

In addition to what has been mentioned above - try a zoom ultravibe speed worm (Watermelon Red and Junebug); these can be deadly in small, lightly pressured FL ponds. 

Stick Baits, Big ribbontails, Vibe Tails.

Fish slow usually works.

 

I hear topwater baits are still working. Fish aren't lethargic yet, we haven't had much cold. 

On 12/22/2016 at 7:29 PM, rabidsquirrel said:

try a zoom ultravibe speed worm

 

I'll drink to that      ('magnum' ultravibe)

 

Roger