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"Fantastic Fishing on Lake Okeechobee: Bass, Bream, and More Await Anglers"
Oct 6, 2024 ·
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"Fantastic Fishing on Lake Okeechobee: Bass, Bream, and More Await Anglers"
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As of October 6, 2024, Lake Okeechobee is offering some fantastic fishing opportunities, despite the unpredictable weather that's been affecting the area. First off, the current water level on Lake...
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As of October 6, 2024, Lake Okeechobee is offering some fantastic fishing opportunities, despite the unpredictable weather that's been affecting the area.
First off, the current water level on Lake Okeechobee is hovering around 15.44 feet, which is relatively stable given the recent rains and potential tropical depressions. The weather today is clear with a temperature of 94°F, making for a hot but clear day on the water.
Sunrise was at around 7:20 AM, and sunset is expected at about 7:00 PM, giving you a full day to enjoy the lake. Since Lake Okeechobee is a freshwater lake, there are no tidal reports to consider.
Fish activity has been good, especially for bass and bream. Early morning and late afternoon to early evening are the best times to fish, using both live-bait and artificial lures. For bass, lures such as worms, swim baits, jigs, shallow crank baits, top water lures, and frogs are working well. The flipping and pitching technique is also highly effective. Color patterns like Junebug, Redbug, White, Okeechobee Craw, Alabama Craw, Tilapia, and black/blue are proving successful.
Bream are biting well around their beds using live crickets or worms. Be prepared to catch some catfish, Mayan cichlids, and Oscars as well, which are considered good eating.
Yesterday saw some nice catches, with several anglers reporting kicker-size bass and decent numbers of bream. The mid to third week of October is typically a good time to look out for bass and crappie moving into the shallows to feed and prepare for their first spawn of the season.
For hot spots, consider areas like Buckhead Ridge, Tin House, the North shore around Dyess Ditch and Harney Pond, Dupree Bar, Monkey Box, and parts of Observation Shoal down to the Blue Hole area. If you're launching on the West side at the Harney Pond Canal, be sure to stop by Jack’s Big Water Bait & Tackle store for all your tackle needs.
Overall, it's a great time to be on Lake Okeechobee, and with the right lures and bait, you're set for a productive and fun-filled day of fishing.
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First off, the current water level on Lake Okeechobee is hovering around 15.44 feet, which is relatively stable given the recent rains and potential tropical depressions. The weather today is clear with a temperature of 94°F, making for a hot but clear day on the water.
Sunrise was at around 7:20 AM, and sunset is expected at about 7:00 PM, giving you a full day to enjoy the lake. Since Lake Okeechobee is a freshwater lake, there are no tidal reports to consider.
Fish activity has been good, especially for bass and bream. Early morning and late afternoon to early evening are the best times to fish, using both live-bait and artificial lures. For bass, lures such as worms, swim baits, jigs, shallow crank baits, top water lures, and frogs are working well. The flipping and pitching technique is also highly effective. Color patterns like Junebug, Redbug, White, Okeechobee Craw, Alabama Craw, Tilapia, and black/blue are proving successful.
Bream are biting well around their beds using live crickets or worms. Be prepared to catch some catfish, Mayan cichlids, and Oscars as well, which are considered good eating.
Yesterday saw some nice catches, with several anglers reporting kicker-size bass and decent numbers of bream. The mid to third week of October is typically a good time to look out for bass and crappie moving into the shallows to feed and prepare for their first spawn of the season.
For hot spots, consider areas like Buckhead Ridge, Tin House, the North shore around Dyess Ditch and Harney Pond, Dupree Bar, Monkey Box, and parts of Observation Shoal down to the Blue Hole area. If you're launching on the West side at the Harney Pond Canal, be sure to stop by Jack’s Big Water Bait & Tackle store for all your tackle needs.
Overall, it's a great time to be on Lake Okeechobee, and with the right lures and bait, you're set for a productive and fun-filled day of fishing.
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