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2025 Wrap up!
2025 Wrap up!
December 30, 2025
2025 Season Wrap-Up — South Florida Bass Report (Miami • Everglades • Lake Ida) What a year on the water! 2025 wrapped up with steady action across South Florida, and I’m grateful for every family, first-timer, and experienced angler who joined me to chase our two favorite targets: Miami Peacock Bass and Florida Largemouth. Miami Canals: The peacock bite stayed consistent when we focused on the right stretches and adjusted to daily conditions. When the goal was “maximum action,” live shiners made a big difference and helped keep rods bent for beginners and kids. Everglades: Classic Florida largemouth fishing with beautiful scenery and that “wild” Everglades feel. We stayed mobile, hit high-odds areas, and let the fish tell us the pace — some days were run-and-gun, other days were slower and more methodical, but the Everglades always delivers an experience. Lake Ida: A fun mix of peacocks and largemouth, with the bonus excitement of “you never know what’s next” water. Great option for anglers looking for variety and a different style of trip. As we head into 2026, my focus is simple: keep trips fun, beginner-friendly, and productive. Whether you’re coming to check Peacock Bass off your bucket list, bringing the family for an unforgettable day, or looking to learn local patterns and techniques, I’ve got you covered with top-shelf gear, hands-on coaching, and a clean, comfortable bass boat. Now booking 2026 dates for Miami Peacock Bass, Everglades bass trips, and Lake Ida adventures. Pick a trip length that fits your schedule and let’s get you on the water!
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Luis "Lou" Lagrange
Weston, Florida, United States
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Welcome to Bassin' with Capt. Lou - South Florida bass fishing made easy, fun, and memorable. I am a South Florida native and lifelong bass addict with 35+ years chasing trophy Largemouth and colorful Miami Peacock Bass. Whether you are brand new, br...

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