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@@sunrise7ranch85 it’s the roughest lake I’ve been on. Okeechobee 2nd!

@@robinsheltrafishing2634 I think so too!

@@MrMarvinjjr hope you find it helpful!

@@terrybonsell1561 check out the description for product links

I do not c them

@@terrybonsell1561 which trailer is it you’re looking for? Both the Zoom Shimmer Shad and Hog Farmer Shad are linked in the description

@TilsonsGuideService thanks

@@kurthoelter3495 this is nice weather to some of these people!

@@ohhkota7454 that’s tough!

@TilsonsGuideService do you have any recommendations for that lake and conditions were in?

@ personally I’ve never fished the lake but if it has any hydrilla in it, I’d definitely be looking at some deeper hydrilla edges and if not then I’d go looking for heavy junk mats and get out the big weights and start punching. Punching mats and fishing deeper grass edges are my go-to for this time of year

@@407kingg5 hell yeah. Last couple weeks I’ve been able to have some solid days fishing in the “ditch” all day just nothing big. Maybe a 15 to 16lb bag of fish but that seems to be about it.

@@davecfishing7907 that’s a good question. Seems they find a way each year

@@TilsonsGuideService yes I see most of them in the pad fields where the hydrilla doesnt grow as nuts, but I think its limited compared to the past when they had sand all over to sit on

@@davecfishing7907 last time I saw a truly good spawn on Toho was back when North and South Steer beach was still open and not choked out with hydrilla. Each year they’ve moved further out into the lake but with that comes fewer successful spawns. I think what has been keeping Toho really productive is the constant restocking of tournament release fish.

@@Kendrix1 that’s awesome thanks for watching!

@@RyanSmith-fb8rf man that’s always awesome when you finally find something after struggling

@@justinmalone8640 slow and steady usually wins the race for me unless I’m fishing for open water fish; then I usually employ the Yo-Yo method. For me when I’m fishing around hydrilla, I like for the jig to get hung up and snap it free; usually gets bit when ripping it out of the grass.

@ thanks brother, I know I’ve been asking a lot of stuff. I sure to appreciate it!

@@TheFishingMommy I think it’ll be good!

@ man I sure hope so! Driving all the way from New York to be there :)

@@TheFishingMommy be careful on the roads and come on down! The should be great and the fishing will likely be better 🔥

@@TilsonsGuideService thanks so much! The good/bad news is, I’m used to slippery winter roads :)

@@glenndaugherity6187 I really like the plastic that SK uses for the caffeine shad, that straight tail offers a different look as well. Great bait!

I love the caffeine Shad it’s my favorite fluke style plastic because the tail makes it flutter like a senko on the fall

@@AaronKellerFishing it’s pretty good most of the year but I really think it will go off in the next few weeks following a warm up. The layout of the Harris chain offers fish a lot of area to stage in a pre spawn wintering pattern. Once they move up for the spawn every lake on the chain is target rich and can be great. That being said, I really like the spawn there.

@@CPFJason it sure seems that way

Same. Never could stand slowing down

Yeah. This latest round of fronts definitely smacked em in the face

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Thank you for watching!

Indeed we are lol 😂

Man that’s awesome!

It’s cold everywhere haha

@@davidhayes8426 it’s meeeeee!

Tannic or dark water Blk blue shows up better in dirty water. Green pumpkin works but better for cleaner water. Just my experience as a Florida native

@@1829Lola provides a more natural look in black tannic waters. Blacks, blues, and greens. Green Pumpkin works great here too I’ve just personally had great luck with black and blue.

@@glenndaugherity6187 it can be an effective technique for year round fishing here

@@mikeschwallenberg3456 for cranking treble hook baits and chatterbaits the Fury 705CB was my favorite when I was still using Fury’s. For topwater anything; spook, frog, plopper, you name it…gotta be that Fury 734C or 704C. Hope that helps!

@@TilsonsGuideService That does help, thanks a bunch! I've had that 705CB crankbait rod for a while now, but just always assumed it was not enough backbone for grassy kinda situations....what's your thought process (advantages) on throwing that lighter rod? Also, as far as the frog goes, would you still throw that on the 704C in heavy cover? Last question, I promise....I assume you would you use the 735C (Mag Heavy) for punching heavy cover, any other uses for that one? I really appreciate the help 👍

@ yeah man so I mean, a 4 power rod in a 7’ length is pretty stout not to mention the Fury line is a little stiffer than say the XP line. I think a 735 is fine heavy flipping and a 704 is fine for a frog. It’s more about the angler and his ability to swing that hammer than it is the rod 😎

@@PHATBASSASSASSIN thank you!

@@davecfishing7907 it’s a fun lake for sure!

@@Kendrix1 hope they help you!

@@captainandrewcrabtree there’s not really any way to know until you go. Not very many of them have hydrilla like Toho does I will tell you that.

@TilsonsGuideService appreciate it bud, have a good one!

@@jsswitch78 yeah it’s tough. Just getting a limit of two lbers right now goes a long way

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@@ambassin3280 what’s up bro!

@@TheFishingMommy hopefully they help! The lake can be intimidating due to the over abundance of hydrilla but there’s a few tricks to finding them!

@ I’m learning a lot from you! And if all else fails there’s always the little lakes ;)

@ some of these little lakes around here are really good!

@ I may take a day of prefishing to hit a couple of them & see if it makes sense for me to stay off the beaten path. I expect probably about 200 anglers to show up for this tournament, so it may get real crowded even on Toho & Kissimmee.

@ there’s plenty of room out there

@@robertpanico83 thanks buddy! Looking forward to fishing with you soon!

@@justinmalone8640 BFS is changing the game!

@ what do you recommend for a flipping stick? I definitely want to get into that this year

@@justinmalone8640 my personal favorite is the Dobyns Champion 766Flip But generally speaking you want something that’s about 7’6” in length and heavy action fast tip response.

Nope.

@ I talked to Kent there at Richardsons he said he thought he saw some spray boats out there

@ they’ve been spraying some hyacinths and some vine stuff. No hydrilla treatments

Hope they stop spraying

@ you got to be able to get around the lake

@@robinsheltrafishing2634 yeah it’s been tough. Too much grass, high water levels, warmer than usual temps. That’s all about to change