Stick Marsh Prime Time
Finally a break from the heat, it looks as though the summer season as we know it has ended. The calendar has moved to November and this spells better, more comfortable fishing in store for us here in Central Florida. I simply love this time of year. The brutal heat is no longer a factor and the fish are becoming eager to feed in anticipation for the annual spawn.
One sure sign of the season that I have begun to notice is the annual arrival of snowbirds. If you are unfamiliar with this species they are easily identified as they are generally a slower moving easily confused migratory species that flock to our area from November through late April. They tend to be white crested and wrinkled and feed in packs around 6am and again at 4:30pm. Though not usually aggressive I tend to give them plenty of space because they can be unpredictable.
If the quality of fish we caught in October is any indication of what is to come in the next few months we are in for some great bass fishing action this winter. Although we didn't catch fish in great numbers of late we have hooked into some very nice fish on every outing. I believe the reduction in quantity was a direct result of the high water temps but that is abating and the big ones are definitely out there ready to bite. Many personal bests have been had by my clients recently with all of them going safely back to the water to be caught again.
So if you have been wondering when is the best time to go out to the Stick Marsh for some prime time largemouth bass fishing the answer is now. It doesn't get any better than this so choose a day or two when you can relax and call me toll free anytime at
866-BASS-066 or send an e-mail to info@onecastaway.com for your reservation.
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