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Well hello, I've been recently fishing more saltwater than bassin. I horribly miss it, and decided to start looking for some tourneys again that I can fish as a non-boater. I've had boats, but sold them. I've actually been a bassaholic for about 15 years. I lived in Indiana for most of my life, but moved to Florida about 7 years ago. In the first 2 years here, I caught 6 double digit bass, and really got even more addicted! I was fishing the xtreme bass trail with a boater for a couple of years, but he got out. I haven't tourney fished for a couple years now. Still fish ponds some, and take my kayak down to Tomoka River in Daytona area once in awhile. Yes almost every pond here in Florida has bass in them. I was a member of another site for many years, but haven't been on a fishing forum for 5plus years. Hope to find some food info here. My biggest problems for tourneys is always Saturday's. I'm a mailman, and I work every Saturday so I need to find Sunday tourneys.

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nice to know ya bud, and good luck! Btw, dont take living in florida for granted ... I would give evrything but my fishing stuff to live down there ... BASS PARADISE BABY!!

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What part of the NE? I am in Gainesville and the fishing is terrible! I miss CFL.

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Jellyman, I live in Ponte Vedra Beach, west of Jacksonville about 10 miles. When I first moved here, I was in Ocala. I had a small boat and hit all the lakes in Osceola State park. Wildcat lake has monster bass, catch and release only though. If you don't have a boat/kayak it's tough, other than retention ponds. Take your rod and pull off at some of the highway ponds, amazing what you can catch. Good fishing to ya!

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Jellyman, I live in Ponte Vedra Beach, west of Jacksonville about 10 miles. When I first moved here, I was in Ocala. I had a small boat and hit all the lakes in Osceola State park. Wildcat lake has monster bass, catch and release only though. If you don't have a boat/kayak it's tough, other than retention ponds. Take your rod and pull off at some of the highway ponds, amazing what you can catch. Good fishing to ya!

Yeah I have tried out some little retention ponds here and there. Nothing holding anything. Most action I have seen was what appeared to be a bass smash something on top in a retention pond but when fishing it, it was dead. I need to find some worth while fishing within a 45 min drive. I'm so disappointed with the area!

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