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Had a great day spider rigging and longline trolling. Lake Iamonia in Tallahassee. Bubble Gum was the favorite.
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Had a great day spider rigging and longline trolling. Lake Iamonia in Tallahassee. Bubble Gum was the favorite.
Nice report, great lookin fish !!:highfive Thanks for sharin, we don't get many posts from that area.
Nice catch and pictures.
some dark specks for sure.....:cheers2
Thanks for report and pictures.
Good looking catch...............
Never even heard of it before. You may bo on one of them hidden gems. Nice pile of em!
i'm like you Mike, never heard of lake - but pictures are worth a 1,000 words and
there's proof positive. Also i am completely unaware what lakes are in that area.
I have found mud holes in central part of state that have names -that aren't even
on map....there because farmer down road told me about them.
Good looking fish from a sleeper of a lake. And welcome from Orange City.
This Lake is in Northern Leon County, Tallahassee, Florida.....Major Lake here but not as popular at Talquin or Jackson... The Ochlocknee River fills it when over flows....lots of marsh areas famous for duck hunting.....Google it... Prolonged low water levels have made the fish not what they were 25 years ago. But it is bouncing back beautifully....
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Mar 22, 2015 - Lake Iamonia is located in the Red Hills Region and is approximately 5,757 acres (23 kmē) in size and is 7 miles (11 km) long and up to 2 miles (3 km) wide.
Good looking fish Floyd!
Thanks for update and geography background of lake......
Very much appreciated.
Good looking catch taken from lake.
Great report, good info, nice fish !!
I was also there today. Limited out on some nice slabs. Took a kid from church for first time and he had a ball. We long lined. Iamonia is no secret.
A lot of the Talquin Gang fish there occasionally. Trying to keep it a secret....Aint no fish in Iamonia...Go to Talquin!!!:highfive
What is up with Talquin it has been very quiet
:donoThey being tight lipped....:Rofl
I Looked at lake Iamonia on google maps and about 95% of it is pads seems the boats and the fish would be bumping into each other:dono
Probably 75% covered but that 25% is a Jewel. No bumping into anyone
Well I know one thing...I'm not getting on that lake on a day when TNT is going to be there I might have a flash back :Rofl:Rofl:Rofl and I'm not shore how well I can back my boat for a mile or so and keep it in the lane maybe Tim can:RoflQuote:
Originally Posted by Glad2Bhere
nononoThat'll teach you to follow me around:Rofl:RoflQuote:
Originally Posted by quick
Very few boats to bump into due to no outboards this time of year. Haven't saw more than 5-6 boats on water fishing in a few weeks. A lot guys are hunting or don't want to be around duck hunters. Many Fishermen can find the lake tough many days of the year too. If you know it though it can be a great hole. There are some really nice fish biting right now.Quote:
Originally Posted by quick
Talquin fish are doing good near Blount and very well up the river. All lakes/rivers in our area have been hot lately. Seminole has been good up rivers in deep holes.
I was wondering about Seminole !! Thanks for the report!!
I think I'm gonna have to go troll around at Iamonia!
Got the hungries for some feeelays.....mmmm