BASS FISHING
Bass Fishing
Bass fishing is considered the most popular sport fish in the world, Florida is home of the best bass fishing in the United States. The Sunshine State is a virtual Mecca for bass fishing and is the premier bass fishing destination in the world. With over 7000 lakes, ponds, canals and creeks throughout Florida, and bass lurking in nearly every one; there is no better place than Florida to catch a big bass!Lake Okeechobee is the most famous lake for largemouth Bass in the country! This giant lake located in Central Florida is home to Giant Bass, Specks and a variety of other freshwater fish.
Unknown to many, you can also fish the Everglades! If you’re looking for a real adventure; this wild, natural, unspoiled sanctuary of over 1 million acres offers a real treat for bass fishermen and nature lovers alike.
Whether your Florida bass fishing trip is a “once in a lifetime” vacation event or you’re an “old pro” at it, iOutdoors will ensure you obtain the best bass fishing experience in Florida. There are hundreds of bass fishing lakes throughout Florida that are stocked full of beautiful bass!
Call Bass Online at +1 (888) 412-1117 to start executing your Bass Fishing adventure now!
Why iOutdoor?
iOutdoor Crews are driven to provide you the best and most successful Bass fishing experience. First and foremost, safety is of utmost importance. All of our Guides are professional, experienced, and Coast Guard Certified if necessary. Crews are selected based on their fishing success, safety at sea and condition of boat and equipment.
Our Bass fishing charters will have all the fishing tackle, bait, license and gear required to catch the trophy fish you want. If you have a special lure or fishing rod you would like to use, bring it along! We want your trip to be a safe, successful, and exciting adventure that you will enjoy telling your friends and family about -with the pictures to prove it!
Get your Bass Fishing adventure started NOW! Simply fill out the form on this page or call +1 (888) 412-1117.
We caught so many bass in Lake O- they were nearly jumping the boat!
– Bob Williams, NC
What to Bring?
It is recommended that you bring sunglasses, a hat, long sleeve shirt, a light jacket for cool mornings, and sunscreen!
Sea Sickness Policy:
Please note that any charter’s that are forced to end early due to sea sickness will not be refunded. If you are prone to seasickness, please take the necessary precautions. Some helpful tips to avoid sea sickness include: limited alcoholic drinking the night before, eat breakfast, stay hydrated, and take the sea sickness medication (if needed) per the instructions BEFORE launch. It is generally recognized that taking sea sickness medication AFTER you become ill is not going to work for most anglers.