Lake Links

• Lake Walk in Water Map

• Lake Hatchineha Map

• Lake Okeechobee Harney Pond Map

• Apac Lake (Cooper Park) Map

• Lake Myakka Map

• Lake Arbuckle Map

• Lake Istokpoga Map

• Lake Reedy Map

• Lake Placid Map

• Lake Harris Map

• Lake Kissimmee Map

• Lake June Map

• Lake Tarpon Map

• Eagle Lake Map

• Lake Pierce Map

• Lake Manatee Map

• Note: The "Paper" button on the map is from Zee Map where they create a PDF file for printing then email you one back, but they do charge for this! Alternately, you can print the map using your browser print function which is free. I recommend you do a print preview from your browser and only print the page where the map shows up.

Location and Method:

1- Heavy Kissimmee Grass Line
Description Pitch or flip plastic worms in junebug or redshad into thick Kissimmee grass clumps near major point. Use 1/4- 3/8 oz weight. Best in springtime.
 

2- Kissimmee grass line-Heavy and scattered grass on NW corner of Little Lake Harris on point just past bridge. Use various worms 1/4 oz to pitch into grass. Spawners here in spring. Just off this line is deep water and shadraps work well in the summer.

3- Canal in Little Lake Harris-Canal on east side, directly across from #2 location. Mouth has good Kissimmee grass for pitching/casting 1/4 oz worm or craw in junebug or watermelon/pepper worm. Canal is major spawn area in spring.
 

4- Kissimmee grass Patches-This is a great area for post spawn fish. It is NW of the Dead River and has a distinct end to the grass line just before some docks/houses. Deeper 13' water just 50 feet out from line. Pitch worms and work outside with #7 or #9 shadrap.
 

5- Large Pad Field-Large pad field on south Little Lake. Good any time of the year. Junebug worms, watermelon/pepper are both good in these pads.
 

6- 9th St Canal-One of the best spawning areas in the spring. Some heavy bass come out of here. Use gitzits, craws, worms around pads.