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TIPS FOR FLORIDA BASS FISHING
TIPS FOR FLORIDA
BASS FISHING
By Ken Liebeskind
Yalesville, Connecticut
There are literally thousands of locations for Florida bass fishing, but the best locations around the state will be covered in our tips for Florida bass fishing.
Lake Jackson, just north of Tallahassee, offers the best bass fishing in northern Florida. It's a shallow 4,000 acre lake with the best fishing around the Church Cove and Cattle gap areas in the north and central positions.
In central Florida, our tips for Florida bass fishing suggest you try the Tenorac area, formerly a phosphate mine ten miles northeast of Lakeland, a series of marshes and small lakes that offer 758 acres of great bass fishing.
On Florida's west coast, our tips for Florida bass fishing point you to Lake Tarpon in Pinellas County, which offers edges of cattails, bulrush and offshore clumps of vegetation that are great for bass.
Fishermen know that fish love worms and Walking Worms more than any other bait
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In eastern Florida, Lake George, a natural lake from the St. Johns River north of Daytona Beach, is a great place for bass.
In southern Florida, we'll go all the way to the Everglades with our tips for Florida bass fishing where the two best areas for bass are 210 square miles of Everglades marsh with perimeter canals and 730 square miles of wetlands bordered by a canal system along Alligator Alley at the Sawgrass Recreation Area.
You can fish for Suwannee, peacock, spotted and largemouth bass at these Florida locations.
When it comes to bass lures, our tips for Florida bass fishing suggest you try the Walking Worm from NGC Sports. Bass anglers frequently use plastic worms and the Walking Worm is best because it traps air between tail segments that causes the lure to constantly curl like a live worm to draw steady strikes from hungry bass. It's available in a wide variety of colors, from chartreuse to motor oil, that work well in a variety of water conditions.
Try the Walking Worm and get ready for a big catch. Please share these tips for Florida bass fishing with your friends and get ready to fish for bass all over the Sunshine state.
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