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Interested in spending a day on one of Florida's
little waters with
extra large Largemouth bass? Drop
me a line and we'll discuss it.
The state is dotted with quiet little lakes
and streams that offer
great fishing and the opportunity to enjoy
God's great outdoors
without the jet ski's, air boats and other
recreational craft. I have
fished on many of them and there is probably
one close to you.
I have fished practically all of my life and
have fished almost all
the different methods there are for freshwater
species. If you
enjoy live bait and bobbers . . . . trolling
or the latest methods
used by the professional tournament angler,
we can do that.
I enjoy
fishing any time except Sunday mornings, which are reserved.
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Make a donation of $350.00 or more and spend
the day with us
as we explore bassin' haunts outside the 25
mile radius of Sarasota.
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Spend the week in pursuit of Florida's Black
Bass (6 days)
There are several areas in Florida
where multiple waters are available
to bass anglers. The area around
the Big 'O', Ocala, the Chain of Lakes,
etc., Send us an email and we'll
see what we can work out.
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I take half or full day trips within a 25 mile
radius of Sarasota.
$250 full day
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Your choice of sunrise to noon or 1pm 'til
dark.
$150 half day
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FOOD AND DRINK
All you need to bring is yourself and personal
items which should
include sunscreen. Florida mornings and afternoons
can cook you
on the water. I have everything else aboard
that you would need
including tackle, either spinning or casting,
or you may bring your
rods and reels. The cooler has water, Diet
Coke and GatorAid. If
you would prefer something other . . . just
let me know. There is
always a supply of snacks aboard too.
Fruit, trail mix, oat cakes
and of course, sardines, viennies and beenie
weenies. Full day
trips include a box lunch and I put an extra
large cooler aboard.
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MEMORIES
There is always a digital camera aboard too.
I like to keep a photo
log of my fishin' pals and their catch.
Generally, I encourage the
release of the large bass we catch.
The consensus is that the big
ole' good ones reproduce more good ole' big
ones and I like that !
If you would like to keep a few for dinner that
is alright too. We'll
probably catch several in the 14 to 16 inch
range that are good on
the table.
I'm sure we will have a wonderful and blessed day !
