The
Florida 10 plus pounds largemouth trophy black bass is the ultimate
Florida bass fishing achievement a Florida bass fishing angler
hopes to attain. The likelihood of catching a bass this big in
Lake Okeechobee are fairly good. Using a shiner of course is the
Lake Okeechobee Florida bass fishing anglers most successful method
of enticing a Florida bass of this size to be caught. The 10 1/2
lb'er shown here was netted by Ed Ouderkirk (Davenport, IA). This
monster Florida trophy bass was released. It takes a lot of will
power to release a Florida bass of this size when an angler gets
to see and hold a bass of this magnitude that is usually a once
in a lifetime catch!
Third person 2 half day 1 night
rate charge is $100.00 additional and includes 2 (four hour) half
days of shiner bass fishing, 1 room for 3 persons for 1 night
of motel lodging free
of charge, 2 dozen extra shiners
free of charge, USCG licensed guide, bass boat, fuel and
all tackle.
Ron's Guide Service will e-mail a written confirmation upon receipt of
a party's reservation deposit confirming receipt of deposit, the
total cost of
the fishing trip that
would include the guide rate,
the date of the reserved fishing trip, lodging date if applicable,
optional cost of shiners ordered by the party if applicable, credit
card fee if applicable, where to meet, time to meet, balance due
upon arrival and other information.
also
be listed to ensure that there are no additional hidden fees or
charges whatsoever!!!
A light or ultra light action spinning rod and reel combo spooled
with 6 - 8 pound test line, jigging pole with 6 - 8 lb. test line,
jigs (assorted colors), beetle-spins (assorted colors) 1/16 -
1/64 oz., small (quarter size) bobbers, small size # 6 or 8 hooks,
small size split shots and a 50 to 60 quart cooler for keeping
your fish in. All guide fishing boats have a ice cooler storage
compartment for soft drinks and food. Ice for the guide boat food
and soft drinks cooler as well as the fish holding cooler can
be purchased locally. Rods and reels as well as terminal tackle
(hooks, floats, weights, etc.) are furnished free of charge by
Ron's Guide Service. We provide artificial lures on a you replace
it if you loose it basis. We do not provide live bait. Live bait
can be purchased locally.
cool to cold. Late spring and early fall days
are in the 80's. Summer days range in the 80's - 90's. Rainfall
during the winter, early spring and late fall is slight. Brief
afternoon showers are common in late spring, throughout the summer
and early fall. Guides fish "rain or shine and under all weather
conditions". Rain gear
is a must bring item. If you are fishing during the winter months,
be sure to bring some warm clothing with you -- it can get 
quite
cold at times.
CELL:
863-287-8484