Family Fishing Memories

Trip Summary Spring has sprung, and so has the bite on Orlando’s Lake Toho. Most cold fronts are long gone, the temps are becoming steadier, and the fish are gorging themselves now after the spawn, officially making it post-spawn. The bass are beginning to school and chase bait to the surface in certain areas, and 20-30 fish days are becoming common! The best bite on our charters has been on shiners, especially if you’re looking for bigger bass. But artificial intelligence has also been productive. Flukes, jerkbaits, senkos, speedworms, and topwaters in the areas the bass have been schooling have all been working well. As we move into summer, the bass have mostly moved offshore to submerged grass clumps. Good hydrilla, peppergrass, and eel grass are all over the lake. Once you’re over top of one of these grass flats, just get to fishing. Nearly all of these areas throughout Toho are holding bass right now, and keep your eyes peeled, as bass have been coming up to school occasionally throughout the lake as well. Lake Toho is setting up extremely well for the rest of the year, and as the grass continues to grow throughout the summer, it should only get better. Bass Wishes, The Official Lake Toho Guides

Lake Toho Fishing Guide Service is the #1 rated Fishing Guide in Orlando, Florida! With over 5,500 - 5-star reviews, you are put on fish and a ton of them every time! If you’re looking to make exciting memories on the water with your family and friends. Lake Toho Guides will make sure you are well taken care of from start to finish. They are the only guide service in Orlando that will make sure you catch fish, no matter what the conditions are, “Guaranteed”!!! Join us on the water for a blast. No matter the size of your group, we can accommodate. From modern bass boats to pontoon boats, we have you covered.

It's crazy what some of the other services are claiming about Lake Toho. We are Lake Toho Guides, and we fish in the lake every day of the year. Here are some actual facts: The bass fishing on Lake Toho this summer is currently very consistent. Right now, we have more hydrilla on the lake than ever before, and the invasive grass is fantastic for bass fishing. While regular boaters don't enjoy it, it's not a problem for regular boaters. The water, which typically has an algae bloom at this time of year, is the cleanest we have seen during the summer, and the bass are loving it. We are averaging an incredible 25+ bass a day under normal conditions. The two and four-hour trips are great to get out early or late and rip some lip. We're catching fish around hydrilla and peppergrass, throwing chatter baits, spinnerbaits, speed worms, and even hollow-body frogs around the thicker hydrilla So, if you’re in the area on vacation or live around here, come with a relatable guide service that's on the lake every day. We promise you won’t be disappointed. -Lake Toho Guides