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Four anglers proudly hold a large haul of largemouth bass aboard a bass fishing boat on a calm lake, with onboard electronics visible.

Lake Toho/Kissimmee Trophy Bass Guide

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	The weather might be cold, but the bite is hot. Fishing for Largemouth Bass is excellent, and Crappie isn't holding off either. At the end of the month, the Florida Bass Federation Tour is kicking off on Lake Okeechobee.</div>
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	Bass Master Classic is taking place on Kissimmee Lake at the beginning of February. Bass are moving to shallow waters for spawning, and this where you will have the best luck hooking them.&nbsp;</p>


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	As the weather is getting warmer, Largemouth Bass move to spawn in deeper waters, and sandy areas are their favorite hiding spot. The end of March also brings Shellcracker to the map.</p>


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	Look for Bluegill and Shellcracker in skinny waters this month, and don't forget about great Crappie fishing. Bass spawning season is at its end, but you can snag a big one in cooler waters.</div>


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	Go exploring around hydrilla patches and catch brag-worthy Bass. Bluegill are finding their way to the shallows, while Crappie is chilling in the open water.</div>
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	Temperatures are rising, which means Bass are fleeing to the open water. Casting your line around aquatic vegetation is your best option. Crappie is also hanging in deeper waters.</p>


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	Go to West Lake Toho to catch the best Bass bite. The waters are low, temperatures are high, and Bass are schooling around Kissimmee grass and hydrilla. Shellcracker, Bluegill, and Catfish are also swimming around.</div>
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	You should head out before sunrise to snag the best Largemouth Bass and outrun the heat. Bluegill are responding well to flies, while Crappie is still hanging in the open water.</p>


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	If you're going fishing in Kissimmee in September, you will find Bass around shell beds, waiting for small fish to swim by. Bluegill, Shellcracker, and Crappie are all staying in the open waters.</p>


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	The colder weather brings the peak of the fall Bass run! East and West Toho Lakes are teeming with Bass, so head out and catch them all!</div>
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	This month is bringing colder weather, so you should look for trophy Bass in the shallow, warmer waters. The spawning period is fast approaching, giving you plenty of opportunities to catch and release something big.</p>


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	Bass are getting big in preparation for the spawning season, and this is your chance to snag one or several! You will find them in shallow waters around vegetation, while Crappie still prefers the open water.</div>
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Derek Rodriguez

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