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Hey

I am in need of some information regarding Lake Okeechobee please. I know many of you have either fished this body of water previously or are local in the area and fish it regularly.

My wife and I recently purchased a time share about 45 min south west of the lake and this year I am planning of renting a charter and going out for the day. My question is – how is the Bass fishing in early November (we own the week November 3 to 10)?

Can anybody recommend me a good charter? I have found several in the area but it seems as though a lot of the local guides guide through the Roland Martin marina. I am just looking for some feedback on a good bass guide to take me and my wife out for the day. I have also seen prices between $350 all the way up to $500 for a single day. Is paying $500 going to get me a better guide or better service or will a $350 guide be able to do the same? I know this is a subjective question so anybody out there with some firs hand info on Okeechobee guides please let me know.

As always any responses are much appreciated.

Thanks

Mike D

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Ill take ya for 350 a day. My buddy went out yesterday and caught 63, most on spinnerbaits in 1.5 to 2 ft of water.

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Ill take ya for 350 a day. My buddy went out yesterday and caught 63, most on spinnerbaits in 1.5 to 2 ft of water.

Dang 63! Nice!...now is that an average day, good day or great day? And how long where y'all out for? I get 1-5 or 6 in and hour or so when I get out. 63 would put me on the DL list for Tommy John LOL

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I saw a video on you tube yesterday (video from last week)where Capt Steve Daniels took these clients off shore. They were smokeing 1-7 pounders on big white swimbaits. I also remember watching him with Hank Parker last year using the same method off shore for big fish.

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Dang 63! Nice!...now is that an average day, good day or great day? And how long where y'all out for? I get 1-5 or 6 in and hour or so when I get out. 63 would put me on the DL list for Tommy John LOL

I din't go with him. He said the bite was awesome but he nearly died from the HEAT.

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November will be great, if we get a little more water the fish will be grouping up and moving in.

I saw a video on you tube yesterday (video from last week)where Capt Steve Daniels took these clients off shore. They were smokeing 1-7 pounders on big white swimbaits. I also remember watching him with Hank Parker last year using the same method off shore for big fish.

He brought Grisby out there a few years back, you better know where your going or it could be disastrous.

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Thanks for all the answers.

So far I have either heard of or found the following guides that have caught my interest:

- Steve Daniels

- Steve McDonald

- John Miller (Thank you dinky)

- Mark King

- Kevin Long

Anyone with first hand experience with any of the above mentioned guides?

Thank you

Mike D

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Can certainly confirm Steve Daniels as a great guide and a teacher on all things Lake. I spoke to him night before last and he said he was blasting them offshore, similarly as when he did the show with Shaw-typical summer pattern-follow the birds or search for a shad school and follow.

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Steve Daniels has been ao the lake for a long time

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I took a fiend and his son fishing there yesterday and we had a blast. Probably boated about 30 fish all together, biggest being 7 lbs. Just about all on rubber worm.

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I fished with Steve Daniels as a teenager and will recommend him to anyone who wants to fish the Lake!

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Tell me about it...I haven't had my boat out in five weeks. All ready to fish tomorrow...go to test the boat today...voltage regulator gone. Fried some wires. At least another week for me. :(

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