As the cool weather heads south over Lake Toho, the bait around the lake has woken up. This causes a feeding frenzy of bass, schooling up on large numbers of shad. We’re averaging catching 20-30 bass on just our 4-hour trips and as always, when bass are feeding heavily on shad, the topwater bite is on also. One ramp in particular, Big Toho Marina, is holding large schools of shad with bass chasing them right inside the marina walls. We don’t need to go far to catch them right now. Out in the lake, the most consistent areas you can get bit in right now are on the few shell beds the lake has to offer. Bass have been chasing Shad nearly every day in these areas. The other areas have been solid edges of hydrilla and Kissimmee grass lines. It usually doesn’t take long for the bait and bass in the area to show themselves if they’re there. After fishing 20mins if you haven’t seen any bait or bass chasing them, just move. Early the topwater bite has been on everyone's favorite, Spooks, Whoppers, and frog baits. But after the morning flurry is over. Flukes, jerk baits, speedworms, and spinnerbaits have all been producing. And when the morning shad spawn ends late morning to mid-day. Flipping the thicker grass back inside where the shad was spawning earlier has been catching fish when nothing else will. Of course, as always the biggest bass and the bulk of the numbers we’re catching on our guide trips lately have all been off of large golden shiners. But this can be a particularly fun time of year for artificials with the early topwater bite added in. The fishing on Lake Toho has remained excellent, but coming into primetime and if you’re looking to bass fish in the fall or in the winter, I would definitely recommend booking now while you still can, as its booking up fast! Lake Toho Guides

This summer on Lake Toho is healthier than ever and producing big fish. With lots of grass on the lake this year. Which has made the water quality and fishing throughout the entire lake. We’ve been catching an average of 25 to over 35+ fish a day on our guide trips and with conditions holding strong, it should remain that way for the rest of the summer. In early morning or late afternoon. The best bite in with summer time bass have been on Zoom flukes, senkos, and Zoom speedworms. If you have a good wind and clouds, a lightly weighted speedworm reeled across the top of the grass has been working well. But if you don’t have the wind or clouds then a fluke or weightless senko has been more productive. However if you’re looking to book a trip and want to get the most out of your day, golden shiners are generally a great way but we do more artificial trips this time of the year. Lake Toho just continues to impress with the number of quality bass being pulled out of it this year and with the water quality being better than I’ve seen in years, it should continue to produce the fish that’s made it famous for years to come. So come fishing with us, ultimately choosing the best and eliminate the rest! Capt. Steve

Still fishing shallow and fishing deep grass lines, whatever your choice we can accommodate it. Starting early or late in the afternoon is key during the hot summer. Go with a USCG-certified Captain and one that is active and on the fish!

Lake Toho here in Kissimmee, right down the road from Disney World, we are catching lots of trophy-size largemouth bass. :) Shiners are constantly working best to increase the catch ratio and bigger fish. We are still doing lots of artificial lure trips as well if that's what you prefer. The CRAPPIE, fishing is red hot if you like this type of fishing, this is the time! Come out and make lasting memories with friends and family :)

The peak season for catching trophy bass in Florida has started. And Lake Toho is setting up just right for it to be a fantastic year of big trophy bass. With massive offshore hydrilla, the lake level is in a good place, and the water is clear. The big bass are bigger than ever filling up for the spawn. Not only do they fight better, but many are also carrying a lot of extra weight! The bass are in all stages. Pre-spawn, spawn, and post-spawn. And they’re in all levels of the lake. We’re catching fish offshore, on the outside edges of the grass, and up shallow every moon phase. January through March is the spawn, but April May and June they are chewing as well. You really get to experience all the lake has to offer with me, you will find cheaper prices here, but you won't find a better service!

Finally, it's May, one of the favorite months for bass fishing on Lake Toho. The bass fishing is aggressively feeding up after spawning in the winter and the weather consistent. Which makes the bite consistent also every day. The fish are biting inshore and on all of the offshore grass patches on the lake. We’re consistently catching good fish and lots of them! We’re averaging around 20-40 fish on a 4-hour trip. There’s so much offshore grass for these bass to get in right now, it’s simply fun! We have locations scattered all over the lake, fishing all different patches of grass, and we’re catching fish consistently. This is also one of the best times of year to fish artificials also and they’ve been biting a range of different lures. If you like throwing or want to learn to throw, Flukes, swim jigs, speed worms, jerk baits, chatter baits, topwater spooks, and even punching mats it's all been catching fish. That’s what’s great about May and June this time of year, you can catch fish all different ways! Now as I’ve said the bass love offshore as much as possible. And right now they’ve got plenty of water to choose from with all the grass patches out there. Whether it’s hydrilla, eelgrass, or peppergrass, theirs fish on it. Locating one of these grass patches isn’t hard right now, and once you find one, stick to the outside edges of it. That’s where a majority of the fish are right now. Swim jigs, speed worms, and chatter baits have been working well just reeled slowly across the tops of the grass. While flukes have been working best by dead sticking them and letting them sink all the way to the bottom, then twitch it a couple of times back up and repeat, letting it sink back down again. The jerk bait has been working best moved more quickly with harder jerks and a short pause in-between. But as always large golden wild shiners are working the best and you’ll definitely get the most of your day by using them! A great time to be fishing Lake Toho right now so whether you’re here on vacation at Disney World or live here, get out and let's go fishing! Tight lines, Capt Steve