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I made it! Now I actually have time to fish my favorite species! I’m now living in the Lake Whales area and I’m planning a trip to Walk on Water. Never fished in Florida before I see most lakes are shallow compared to Michigan so with water temp @ the low 60’s are they still tight in cover? Pads? Don’t see any what I call structure but weed edges. Thanks for any advice!
Welcome to Florida. Fish weed edges now, wait a week or two till the water temp rises then they'll be in the pads and reeds. You may find them in the pads even sooner. The water temp has been down then up three times this year so they're real confused. At least they seem like it here on the Harris Chain. Best of luck, share pics, and keep on asking questions.
Thanks for your response, I’m not sure how to post pics yet
Congratulations on your retirement! Enjoy Florida, I did when I lived there.
Congrats on Retirement. Enjoy your time you have earned it. As said we all like photos
Congrats on the retirement and welcome from Debary. We found em in the pads some yesterday but slab is right, they be confused. Look forward to your posts of where you find them.
Congratulations on your retirement. Fish on…….and on……and on…….and on. Should be a great Spring to get your feet wet on Florida fisheries. Best of luck.
welcome to Florida. enjoy the fishing and the sun.
[emoji106]on the retirement, just a tick further down the road is a sleeping giant lake Kissimmee...look forward to your reports.
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If youre gonna fish reeds then this is a MUST SEE!!
How To Catch, Clean, Cook and Properly Freeze *CRAPPIE* - YouTube
Enjoy your retirement.
Congrats on your retirement as the water temp in the Saint Johns ,Welaka area is in the mid to upper 50"s so the specs are wearing stocking caps along with face masks so the bite is slow. :)
Congratulations on retirement, and welcome to Flordia, I live in Frostproof not far from you
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