5.0(1 Reviews)Private Bass Charter in Kissimmee Lakes
5.0(1 reviews)
Private Trip
Lakes/Reservoirs/Ponds Fishing
Private 4hour charter targeting largemouth and smallmouth bassCaptain Jonathan provides expert guidance and highquality tackleSmall group experience limited to 2 guests maximum
Looking for some serious bass action without the crowds? Captain Jonathan's got you covered with a 4-hour private fishing charter that'll put you right on top of Florida's hottest largemouth and smallmouth bass spots. These Kissimmee lakes are absolutely loaded with aggressive bass year-round, and with just you and one buddy on board, you'll have plenty of room to work the water properly. Whether you're brand new to bass fishing or you've been chasing these fish for decades, Jonathan knows exactly where they're holding and what they're biting. All your tackle's included, so just bring yourself and get ready for some bent rods.
Your morning starts early when you meet Captain Jonathan at the boat ramp, where he's already got everything rigged and ready to roll. These Kissimmee lakes are a bass angler's dream – crystal clear water with plenty of structure, weed lines, and drop-offs that hold fish all day long. Jonathan's been working these waters for years, so he knows every productive point, every hidden stump field, and every grass line that consistently produces. You'll spend the day moving between his top spots, adjusting techniques based on what the fish are telling you. The beauty of a private charter means you can fish at your own pace – if you find a hot bite, you'll stay put and work it hard. If the action slows down, you're moving to the next spot without waiting on anyone else.
Jonathan comes prepared with a full arsenal of bass gear, from spinning rods for finesse presentations to baitcasting setups for power fishing. Depending on conditions and what the bass are doing, you might be throwing everything from Texas-rigged soft plastics around heavy cover to burning spinnerbaits over submerged grass beds. The captain's tackle box is stocked with proven Kissimmee producers – he knows which colors work best in these lakes and which lures consistently trigger strikes. You'll learn proper casting techniques, how to feel the difference between a bite and bottom contact, and the right way to set the hook on Florida bass. If you're new to baitcasters, Jonathan's patient enough to get you comfortable with the gear, but experienced anglers will appreciate his high-quality rods and reels that can handle whatever these lakes throw at you.
"I took son-in-law and had alot of laughs with captain Johnathan. He put on the bass right away, lost count of how many we caught. HIGHLY RECOMMEND!!!!!" - Ed
Largemouth bass are the main attraction in these Kissimmee waters, and for good reason – these Florida strain fish grow fat and fight hard. You're looking at fish ranging from schoolie bass up to legitimate 5 and 6-pounders, with the occasional wall-hanger mixed in. Florida largemouth are active year-round, but they really turn on during the cooler months when the water temperature drops into the 60s and 70s. These fish love structure – fallen trees, dock pilings, and thick grass lines where they can ambush baitfish. What makes them special is their aggressive nature and acrobatic fights. A 3-pound Florida bass will give you twice the fight of its northern cousins, jumping clear out of the water and making long, powerful runs that'll test your drag system.
Smallmouth bass might be less common in these waters, but when you hook into one, you'll know the difference immediately. These bronze-backed fighters are pound-for-pound the strongest fish that swims, and the ones living in Kissimmee's clear water are especially scrappy. They prefer rocky areas and hard bottom structure, often holding deeper than largemouth during the day. Smallmouth have smaller mouths than their largemouth cousins, so you'll often downsize your presentations – think smaller jigs, finesse worms, and compact crankbaits. They're most active during cooler water periods and low-light conditions, making early morning the prime time to target them. The fight is what smallmouth fishing is all about – they'll jump, run, and doggedly refuse to give up, making every fish feel bigger than it actually is.
Captain Jonathan's private bass charters book up fast, especially during peak season when the fishing is red-hot. With only two anglers per trip, you're getting personalized attention that's impossible on crowded party boats or busy public ramps. Every piece of gear is provided, from rods and reels to a full selection of proven bass lures, so you can focus on fishing instead of worrying about tackle. Whether you're planning a father-son trip, introducing someone new to bass fishing, or just want a day on the water without distractions, this charter delivers the goods. The fish are here, the captain knows where to find them, and all that's missing is you with a rod in your hand.
Your bass fishing adventure starts aboard this well-equipped 22ft Pathfinder, perfectly suited for navigating Kissimmee's productive waters. The reliable 150HP Yamaha engine gets you to the hotspots quickly, while the wireless trolling motor lets you approach structure silently without spooking the fish. Captain Jonathan has outfitted this boat with GPS navigation to mark productive areas and a fish finder to locate bass holding tight to cover. The stable platform gives you confidence when working lures around downed trees and grass lines where big largemouth and smallmouth bass love to ambush prey. With space for just two anglers, you'll have plenty of room to cast and fight fish without crowding. All the tackle you need is provided, from Texas-rigged soft plastics to topwater plugs that drive bass crazy during those early morning and evening bites.
Micropterus SalmoidesLargemouth bass are the kings of Florida freshwater fishing. These green giants typically run 2-5 pounds in our Kissimmee waters, though we see bigger ones regularly. They love thick cover - grass beds, fallen trees, dock pilings - anywhere they can ambush prey. Best fishing happens during spring and fall when they're shallow, but summer early mornings and evenings produce well too. What guests love most is the explosive strikes and aerial shows these fish put on. They'll hit topwater baits hard and fight all the way to the boat. The meat's decent eating if you keep smaller ones from clean water. Here's a local secret: work a Texas-rigged plastic worm through the hydrilla beds slowly. Let it fall on slack line - most bites happen on the drop. These bass are aggressive but spooky, so keep noise down and make accurate casts to cover.
Micropterus DolomieuSmallmouth bass are scrappy fighters that'll test your skills on light tackle. These bronze-backed beauties average 12-16 inches and prefer the clearer, deeper parts of our Kissimmee lakes around rocky structure and drop-offs. They're most active during cooler months when water temps drop into the 60s and 70s. Unlike their largemouth cousins, smallmouth love current breaks and will chase bait in open water. What makes them special is that pound-for-pound fight - they'll jump, dive, and give you everything they've got. The meat is firm and tasty too, with a clean flavor that beats most freshwater fish. My go-to trick here is working a tube jig slowly along the bottom near submerged rocks during early morning hours. These fish are smart, so keep your movements quiet and your line light.
5.0 out of 5.0I took son-in-law and had alot of laughs with captain Johnathan. He put on the bass right away, lost count of how many we caught. ...
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