Well, a lot of good thing’s going happening on Lake Okeechobee this past week. Every year the FLW comes to the lake bringing the best fishermen in the world. I am blessed to have fished with these guy’s for a long time, in both the BASS and FLW events. When fishing is tough on a [...]
A New look to Lake Okeechobee!
January 19, 2009 By Leave a Comment
Today Capt Mark Shepard and I took the day to prefish and reflect on what has changed on the world famous lake over the years. To reflect, you first have to phantom the size of this lake. It’s second largest body of freshwater in the United States, but only second to the great lakes that [...]
Muck used to help recovery of Lake Okeechobee
October 5, 2008 By Leave a Comment
A mere rainstorm isn’t enough to discourage FWC fisheries biologist Don Fox from working in Lake Okeechobee to ensure the lake’s good health. Fox was excited to find this clump of coontail growing on its own in the lake. Coontail is important to nurturing the bottom of the food chain that makes the lake a [...]
Lake Okeechobee water level returns and so do the Trophy Bass!
August 28, 2008 By Leave a Comment
Lake Okeechobee is back up and looking better then it has in many years. With over 14ft of water the fishing is getting better then it has in years. The growth of vegetation is endless, and the sightseeing is better then I have ever seen it. This 10lb-4oz bass was caught yesterday, an example of [...]
