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| Kissimmee chain of lakes is a massive
collection of some 20 water bodies connected by canals along the way
to the Kissimmee River and ultimately Lake Okeechobee. With some 100,000
acres of prime bass waters, this highly varied and productive chain
of lakes is a favorite destination among bass anglers world wide. While there are many smaller lakes, the main lakes include 44,000 acre Lake Kissimmee, 22,700 acre West Lake Toho (short for Tohopekaliga), 13,500 acre East Lake Toho 14,500 acre Hachineha and Lake Cypress at 5,500 acres. The Kissimme chain of lakes not only hold bass but also bluegill, crappie, catfish and a variety of sunfish. Winter trips for specks are very popular and there are lots of them caught each year. Fishing varies from lake to lake and water level is a big factor but the great thing is there are lots of lakes in this region to choose from and when the fishing slows down on one, it's likely to be hot one of the others. We stay up on the best bites and if your desire is to visit this scenic, bassin' paradise, we can set it up for you and deliver you to the fish. |
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