Lake Toho Fishing Report

Sunday - November 8th, 2009

Kissimmee, FL

Posted By: Randy Yager

Mostly cloudy, light winds, temperature in the mid seventies.

Guided Bass Trip on Lake Toho, Florida

On November 2nd and 3rd I had the priveledge of taking Bill Millwood and his son Billy on a guided bass fishing trip on famous Lake Toho south of Orlando. The season here is beginning to change from the hot summer conditions. We had cloudy and cooler weather both days.

The fishing was wonderful. Day one produced 13 bass with the largest weighing 6lbs 14 oz. Day two produced almost identical results with 15 bass with the largest weighing 7lbs 2 oz. What is most impressive about Lake Toho is the consistent quality of the fish along with their photogenic appearance which makes for some great photographs. These fish should also begin to put on more weight as we near the winter season and bigger fish become more common.

I highly recommend the use of wild golden shiners for best results as the water continues to cool. Artificial only trips can be productive on the right day if you are a seasoned angler.

For both a relaxing and productive day of bass fishing on legendary Lake Toho, be sure to check out my site at www.guidedbasstrips.com and give me call to book your trip.

Good fishin'

Captain Randy Yager