Orlando bass fishing is renowned as one of the great trophy bass fishing locations in Florida. For most people Orlando is now known as the headquarters for theme parks…but how about the big trophy bass? When most people think of visiting Orlando, fishing isn’t generally the first thing that draws them to the area. Most visitors would think of Disney World, Seaworld and Universal Studios theme parks are what draw visitors, truth is…the entire area is beautiful, has great weather and yes theme parks as well as great fishing!
Florida is the Bass Fishing Capital of the world! Bass are everywhere in Florida and Orlando has the big ones. It’s great fun for the whole family, you’ll know when you have one of these Orlando beasts on the end of your line. They are known for their fighting savvy and exceptional leaping and pulling power.
Don’t pass up the opportunity at one of the country’s best and most diversable trophy bass areas to fish. Orlando Fishing has the best of everything, Trophy Bass, Bull Redfish and great Offshore fishing. The local hot spots and lakes of Orlando are all located within a 10 to 30 minute drive of most theme parks. Realistically closer than most theme parks and other activities, during most times of the years we offer pickup service for your convenience. So let’s go fishing, click the book now button below to get started!
Fishing on Lake Toho is one of Florida’s most famous big bass lakes. Get to enjoy one of Florida’s most precious natural resources all while catching big trophy bass. Were proud of being the leaders in Orlando bass fishing guide services in Central Florida and hope if you’re searching for the excitement of catching trophy bass while visiting Orlando you will give us a call after exploring our website and all the great pictures and options.
When planning a vacation to Central Florida area consider taking a guided bass fishing trip with Florida’s largest and most respected fishing guide service. Our guides are full-time bass fishing guides and professional tournament anglers that know how to provide the perfect fishing experience for our customers. Catching trophy bass on Lake Toho and creating memories is what our guide service is consistently achieving daily!
Our no fish, no pay guarantee on all Orlando bass fishing trips leaves us consistently at #1, standing alone at the top when it comes to credibility and reliability in the Orlando bass fishing industry.
The Butler Chains of lakes (4,927 acres) are all very similar in that they are relatively deep for Florida lakes (20 – 40 foot holes), have abundant submerge vegetation and good largemouth bass lakes. This 4,720-acre chain is made up of 11 interconnected lakes to go Orlando bass fishing. Boat access is available only at one county ramp (Lake Isleworth just south of Windermere) and public bank access is almost non-existent. Orange County charges a launch fee at the Lake Isleworth ramp and the ramp is not open after dark.
The R.D. Keene ramp at Lake Isleworth (Butler Chain) costs per day or a year for use of the ramp.
Windermere Chain of lakes is known for its excellent largemouth bass fishing. Most successful bass anglers pay attention to the bottom contours of the lakes offshore structure where 4- to 5-pound bass are commonly produced. Live shiners free-lined over grass edges, humps, ledges, and drop‑offs adjacent to spawning flats is one method to consistently catch quality bass in the winter/spring (Try Lake Butler). Windermere chain also have relatively unknown and unstudied black crappie(speck), bluegill and redear sunfish (shellcracker) populations.
Has four interconnected pools or lakes (east, west, middle and south) in the Disney or South Orlando area that are collectively referred to as Lake Conway or the Conway change of lakes. The larger of the lakes, has only two public boat ramps is located off Hoffner Avenue, two blocks east of Orange Avenue (SR 527). Like the Butler Chain, public bank access is, for all practical purposes, non-existent. The chain has nearly 1,800 acres of clear water and hard sand bottom, with beds of peppergrass, eelgrass and hydrilla scattered offshore. Largemouth bass fishing is good in every season, even summer when the bass are often schooling on shad in the open water.
One of Conway’s “claims to fame” is its schooling bass. In fact, schooling activity often seems to be best during pre cold front conditions, and summer feeds with 10 to 15mph winds. Schooling bass can be found generally by just watching for surface activity or by watching birds feeding. Most of the schooling will happen in offshore areas, but points with deep water access are also great areas. Jigging spoons, topwater lures, soft jerkbaits and white spinnerbaits are some of the best choices to catch these schooling bass; however, it is important to remain flexible, because as all bass fishing goes, what’s worked today will often be ignored tomorrow.
Most all of our ‘Bass’ style boat are single and dual console, Powered by 200, 225 and 250 hp outboard engines – 19′, 20′, 21′ & 22′ in length, fast and comfortable dry ride, Trolling Motor, Anchored by Power-Pole Anchoring System. This boat will provide you with comfort, stable ride, and the ability to fish the lakes and flats!
Captain John been fishing Central Florida for over 30 years, consider the legend in Orlando for catching BIG BASS. John is the lead Orlando fishing guides, his first Florida bass fishing trip was in 1975 when he moved to Florida as a tackle rep for Outdoor Sports Headquarters. Capt John has had an incredible amount of recognition and accomplishments from all forms of media, TV, ESPN, Field & Stream, Outdoor Channel and others. Capt John has been in many articles published over the last 25 years, he’s been interviewed 9 times in BASSMASTER Magazine over his career. John moved to Orlando/Kissimmee, because of its beauty and its incredible fishing opportunities in the outdoors.
He decided to become a Orlando Fishing Guides to share his experience and fishing knowledge of Central Florida with other fellow anglers; whether a beginner or a professional. Capt John specializes in livebait,
Captain Steve’s Statistics is a U.S. Coast Guard licensed and a Capt for Sea Tow. He’s been a tournament fisherman for the past 20 years and looks forward to sharing is knowledge with his customers.
Steve does not fish that day, this is your day. He will be there to help and advise you. He has the experienced and techniques that will lead you to catching lots of Bass. The beauty of Central Florida, and the weather that brought Steve from Indiana several years ago. He made many trips to Florida and found it to be some of the finest fishing around.
Capt Steve specializes in Bass, Redfish and Sea Trout.
He primarily fishes the St. John’s River between Lake Monroe to the South and Lake George, Rodman Reservoir to the North. He also fishes the Kissimmee Chain and Lake Toho, and does multi day trips.
Capt Kip started fishing when he was a toddler, both my father and grandfather were avid fishermen and taught him how to fish. His first big catch was at age 7 on West Lake Toho. He caught a 14 lb. 4 oz large mouth bass on a zebco 33 and 10 pound test line, obviously he has never forgotten and from that moment on he fell in love with fishing. He has entered numerous tournaments like Bassmaster’s Series, FLW, Angler’s Choice Team tournament Trail, Red Men Tournament and many others. He is proud of all his trophies which are beautifully displayed in his family room.
His grandfather Ben “Big Bass” Grunloh started guiding in Orlando after he retired from the Air force and his father and Kp followed suit as Orlando fishing guides. Kip has been guiding in the Orlando Area for the last 17 years
Capt Tony has been fishing the Central Florida (CF) area of lakes for over 15 yrs. His passion for the sport began at an early age, about 2yrs old. His dad and grandfather would take him fishing to many of the lakes here in CF and also much of the inter coastal waterways on the east coast of Florida.
He primarily fishes Lake Toho, the Kissimmee chain, the Harris Chain, Butler chain, Johns lake, and the famed, but not forgotten Lake Apopka.
Most all of our ‘Bass’ style boat are single and dual console, Powered by 200, 225 and 250 hp outboard engines – 19′, 20′, 21′ & 22′ in length, fast and comfortable dry ride, Trolling Motor, Anchored by Power-Pole Anchoring System. This boat will provide you with comfort, stable ride, and the ability to fish the lakes and flats!
Air Conditioning
Most all inshore style boats are open, they have no cover or air condition
Alcohol
You are welcome to bring alcohol on board any of our charters, but please avoid bringing glass on board as it poses a safety hazard.
Livebait
Standard bait is not included unless otherwise specified
Live bait is typically not included in the price and the cost is the responsibility of the charterer.
Bathroom
Most all bass boats do NOT have a bathroom (“head”) on board (but are generally close to restrooms while fishing)
Cancellations & Refunds
If not otherwise specified, our cancellation window is 72 hours or more prior to the charter for standard trips and 14 days or more for over six and yacht trips.
Customers who cancel within the cancellation window will receive a full refund of any amounts paid.
Customers who cancel after the cancellation window expires are responsible for the full amount of the charter, any catering or add ons that have been purchased, plus a 20% gratuity.
Catering
We can arrange custom catering on most all Orlando bass fishing trips, ranging from drinks and snacks. Most of the locations also have access to resorts on the water for lunch.
Please contact us for a catering quote.
Children
Children are very much welcome and permitted on all charters and there is no minimum age.
Fish Caught
Any fish that are caught on your charters and are legal to take belong to you, Florida State law regulates what you can and cannot keep.
Food & Beverage
All of our charters provide a cooler with ice for you to store any food or beverage you bring. We also provide bottled water.
Gratuity
A 15-20% gratuity for your Captain is customary and not included in the price.
Fishing Licenses
Everyone on freshwater charters ONLY are required by state law to purchase a temporary fishing license. $17.00 for 3 days!
Location
We will provide the exact address of the lake/boat with your confirmation or upon request, locations are subject to change depending on weather.
Maximum Passengers
Due to US Coast Guard regulations most freshwater charter boats are limited to a maximum of four passengers. Many of our boats will only accommodate two or three, this is why its important to let us know at the time of booking so we can get you the biggest boat available.
Price
Unless otherwise stated or discussed, you are chartering the whole boat and there is no additional parties.
Seasickness
Seasickness is another term for motion sickness and typically manifests itself in the form of fatigue, nausea, and vomiting. In the Orlando Bass Fishing freshwater charter there is no need to be worry about seasickness as the water is calm.