I.rar Posted August 28, 2011 Posted August 28, 2011 im going to be up in the orlando area in october on vacation for a week and was wondering if there was any decent shore fishing spots in the area? maybe a nice park? ill be at the vacation village which is about 7 miles from disney world. any info is appreciated. Quote
I.rar Posted September 17, 2011 Author Posted September 17, 2011 booked the timeshare for the last week of october. does anyone else know of any good spots in that area? preferably somewhere that is nice enough to picnic at since i will be with the fiance and daughter... so far l claudia allen park , george barker and bill frederick are looking good. does anyone have any info on these? btw , i will be bringing one light and one medium spinning setups. Quote
Super User Jigfishn10 Posted September 17, 2011 Super User Posted September 17, 2011 Contact Dave Osani @ orsanifish@aol.com. Super nice guy. I went out with him the last tme I was down there. I'm sure he could help you out. Quote
AUBryan Posted September 28, 2011 Posted September 28, 2011 im going to be up in the orlando area in october on vacation for a week and was wondering if there was any decent shore fishing spots in the area? maybe a nice park? ill be at the vacation village which is about 7 miles from disney world. any info is appreciated. Lake Louissa state park is less than one mile from vacation village. They have 2-3 lakes in the park that are pretty good size and you can rent a boat. I understand the fishing is pretty good. The park also borders "The Clermont Chain of Lakes" which is a large chain of lakes that I live on. The chain is very good fishing. The park has a beach that will allow you to fish for about 1 mile around it. Vacatin village also has a dock on the chain of lakes where you can fish. I drive by vacation village every noght on the way home. Quote
Super User South FLA Posted September 28, 2011 Super User Posted September 28, 2011 Bring a popper, a senko, and a t-rig. Do a google map search of the area you are going to be in and try to fish small bodies of water around that area. Just about every canal, lake, pond, and even ditch has bass. Quote
Gotfishyfingers? Posted September 29, 2011 Posted September 29, 2011 Bring a popper, a senko, and a t-rig. Do a google map search of the area you are going to be in and try to fish small bodies of water around that area. Just about every canal, lake, pond, and even ditch has bass. What he said! Quote
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