There are a couple of different places you can launch from if you are interested in kayaking East Lake Toho, and over time I will certainly go back and explore other parts of the lake.

So maybe you stumble upon my weekly writings because you have already been bitten with the kayak fishing bug and you’re looking to upgrade from your starter kayak to something a little more advanced. Maybe you have stumbled upon these reports because you want to be more involved in fishing, and you want to have a chance to get out from the shorelines, and the beaches and explore the water.

This week I am going to talk about 2 places that are very close together, but fish very differently, and are also connected. We’re going to talk about fishing the northern part of big Lake Toho, as well as fishing a body of water that feeds it, Shingle Creek.

This week I am switching gears from my usual point of focus which is spot reporting, to talk about a great tactic and style of fishing that I essentially never employ but I think may be beneficial to some…

The best Bass fishing lake and roast beef sandwiches in Orlando, Florida. The lake that we’re talking about today is Lake Underhill, which many have hailed as the king of Orlando’s fab 5…

I’m back today to pick up where we left off talking about Kayak Fishing Sebastian Inlet State Park. I talked to you about enough non-fishing stuff last week, so without further ado, let us dive right in!

We are back in the yak this week talking about a place that holds Snook so big you will probably have to climb out of your kayak to properly land, revive, and release them. Let’s talk about one of the world’s most famous Snook fisheries, Sebastian Inlet!

So I recently took an out of town trip. My wife, my two sons, my mom, my dad, my grandmother and I all loaded up into a big rental van and hit the road headed north to celebrate my dad’s 60th, and my nephew’s 4th birthday. My brother lives on a tobacco farm, outside of the small town of Metter, Georgia, located along I-16 between Macon and Savannah.

oday I am going to talk about a spot in the Grant-Valkaria area that is a truly fantastic place to launch a kayak or paddleboard and go inshore fishing. The park is called “Fisherman’s Landing” and with a name like that, I would have been severely disappointed if the fishing would not have been on point, but two trips in the last month resulted in inshore slams being caught both times, so no complaints from me!

This week I am diving back into urban Orlando, kayak Bass fishing. This is something that I have started to really enjoy doing for a couple of reasons, chief amongst them is I’ve had nothing but enjoyable fishing experiences to this point.

One of the Bass I caught from the cove on the NW corner of Poinsett near the SJR Channel.

Hopefully this will be the first of many kayak Bass trips we get to take together. And yes, I did give her a hard time for the using the grippers on a small Bass.

There are a ton of Lily Pads on Lake Osceola, the Frog bite was really good when we were there this past weekend.

A trip south to Lake Ida is not just about Peacock's, it's a great place to catch Largemouth too!

I went back to Fox Lake Saturday, here are 3 of the species I caught Saturday afternoon.

The Bass fishing on the freshwater side took the cake, but this was my most exciting inshore catch on the Eau Gallie River this weekend. I have not caught very many of these guys in […]

While this is certainly not anything to brag about in the size category, I thought this fish was really cool looking in how dark it was. I know that Largemouth Bass are known as Black […]

My boys and I had a blast last night at Wickham Park. We caught 4 StumpKnockers in roughly an hour of fishing. Each one we landed brought tons of joy and excitement.

I caught this on my last inshore trip on the 4th. It was in the shallows off the mangroves close to the radio tower in Downtown Melbourne.

I caught this on my last inshore trip back on the 4th. The warmer weather led to a much better bite.