Choosylobster

Yeah it still has a lot of peacocks they are just really picky in that park. I always tell people those peacocks are domesticated LOL! Anyways that lake has some good bass. That forum called look at these beauties I caught those bass in Wolf Lake. This weekend my wife is working so I'm going to try out Vista View park, I've never been there. I googled it and I live 10 minutes away.

I live in plantation 5 mins from Davie. I will need to check this park out. I normally go fishing at Wolf Lake, a lot of people don't catch fish there but I do! I rip em with senkos.

Nice catches!!!

That's how I catch all my Large mouth bass here in Florida. Soft bait is the way to go.

Yeah I was fishing in a park. I had my line in the water and the snake just swam pass me like it was all good. Made me laugh a little. The snake was doing it's thing.

Welcome to the world of patience. Very rewarding once you catch your first bass on artificial lures or worms.

Thanks man! I was the only one catching fish! Everyone was wondering what I was doing. I think patience is the key!

Caught these beauties today on a Senko Pumpkin Magic 5inch. 8lb test line with a 1/16 bullet weight.

Lmao!! Oh you know the usual with the crack bait. LOL! I live in Plantation by Broward Blvd, I normally fish wherever. I'm a pretty flexible guy. I like to try new areas out. By the way I'm not editing my original post, I think it's funny how I put crack bait.

This is the first time I use that crankbait and that's what I get.LOL! I went to this park they recently opened in Griffin and it seems that there is only Tarpon. No Bass!!

College will make you a well rounded person, but it won't make you a great fisherman. College is something that you really want to do, it's not for everyone. The decision of going to college has to come from you and not your parents. I seen a lot of people force into college or a university and then they end up dropping out.

Anyone could learn how the fish if they are willing to put the time and effort into it. You're not just going to cast a line and catch a fish. It takes practices. This is what a lot of my friends don't understand. I been fishing since I was 8. I truly learned how to fish when I was 13. But like Sam said it really takes a special person to bass fish. You really need to love the sport and appreciate the fish.

By the way that fish had teeth growing. I was like no way I'm sticking my fingers in his mouth lol.

Yeah I tossed it back. The fish was beautiful though. I always catch and release all my fish. Thanks for that! Thanks!

So I caught this fish in Broward county Florida. I have no clue what it is. Never seen it before. I thought It was a oscar but it;s not (I don't think).

Hey guys I'm looking for a fresh water fishing partner. I fish with artificial worms, crack baits, poppers,etc.. I catch and release all my fish. I do shore line fishing I don't own a boat at the moment. I just want someone to hangout and talk about fishing and share notes and techniques. You guys could message me on here or write in the forum. Thanks again guys!!

I went to Loxahatchee on sunday and boy those d**n mudfish were active. They were cutting my senko worms in half. Cut my line 3 times as well.