Top 5 Bait Casting Rods

Bait casting rods are perfect for top water plug action with comparatively heavy line. Their shorter length and heavier backbone allow wrist action to make a plug walk. The better bait casting rods will have a fast taper and comfortable hand grip.


 1.Shimano Teramar SE Inshore TMS70MH Spinning Rod

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The Teramar rod series was created for anglers from two very different locations: the Southeast and the West Coast. As a result, we built two unique series in one. Southeastern anglers will find perfect rods for plug casting for snook, spinning on the flats or tarpon fishing under passes. West Coast anglers have an array of rods that includes trigger-stick casting rods for swim baits and jig sticks.

2. Penn Torque 10-Feet Surf Casting Rod
 This rod will perform for lots of fish. From redfish in Florida, to white sea bass in California, to bluefish in New England, it does extremely well. the International series is the top of the line in the Penn line-up.

3. G. Loomis NRX 853C JWR Casting Rod
 NRX is the culmination of what G.Loomis has been doing since day one. We have been continually striving to build the best rod on the planet. Laminates, resin, mandrels, components and the know how you expect from us. These NRX rods look like nothing we have built before. They feel better than anything we have built before. We aren't talking about a little better here or a little lighter there...What we are saying so there is no confusion... This is the Best Bass Rod Ever Built! Period!!

4. All Star ASR Series Inshore/Saltwater Casting Rod
 The ASR Series is loaded with features to help catch whatever you are fishing for. The new Split Grip Design provides better balance, as well as adding to the sensitivity of the rod. Total Touch Technology is featured on the reel seat of casting models, and in the fore grip of spinning models, producing even more hand contact with the blank to feel the slightest bump. ASR Series Rods are designed and crafted with technique specific lengths and actions for various fresh and salt water applications.

 5.Daiwa Team Daiwa light and Tough Tl7011RB Cranking Casting Rod
  Daiwa Team Daiwa light and Tough Tl-701-1RB Cranking Casting Rod Herea?TMs Daiwaa?TMs most-popular light & Tough Series actions ever. Their unique design and construction makes them effortless to cast, with sensitivity to feel the lightest strikes. Yet theya?TMre plenty tough to handle heavy fish in heavy cover, thanks to powerful IM6 graphite blanks reinforced with Daiwaa?TMs Power MeshA® graphite outer weave. Daiwa Team Daiwa light and Tough Tl-701-1RB Cranking Casting Rod FEATURES High-modulus IM6 graphite blank with Power MeshA® reinforcement Daiwa custom reel seats with blank exposed to the touch Quality FujiA® aluminum oxide guides Ergonomically engineered handle design fits the natural contour of your hand for greater comfort and less fatigue Natural cork grips Five-Year limited Warranty

Discover Bass Fishing in Florida: An adventure for the Whole Family

WESTON, FL - MAY 16: Jason Calvert, from JC's Custom Baits, Texas rigs a frog as he attempts to catch snakehead fish while fishing in a canal on May 16, 2012 in Weston, Florida. The invasive snakehead fish is known for its aggressiveness and they're eating anything from bass to turtles and an occasional duckling. It is unknown exactly how the species, that is native to parts of Asia, was introduced to the South Florida area but it concerns people because the presence of an exotic species can alter the ecosystem to the detriment of native species. A healthy number of fisherman now go after the fish which helps control the species and puts what many fisherman say is a tasty fish on their plate. (Image credit: Getty Images via @daylife)

WESTON, FL - MAY 16: Jason Calvert, from JC's Custom Baits, pulls a snakehead fish into his boat after catching it while fishing in a canal on May 16, 2012 in Weston, Florida. The invasive snakehead fish is known for its aggressiveness and they're eating anything from bass to turtles and an occasional duckling. It is unknown exactly how the species, that is native to parts of Asia, was introduced to the South Florida area but it concerns people because the presence of an exotic species can alter the ecosystem to the detriment of native species. A healthy number of fisherman now go after the fish which helps control the species and puts what many fisherman say is a tasty fish on their plate. (Image credit: Getty Images via @daylife)

Bass fishing is one of America’s top pastimes. Many people indulge in this activity for their therapeutic wonders. Great relaxation and the exhilarating feeling of catching a big bass fish is its biggest drawing power. Many memorable times are experienced between friends and family on these bass fishing trips.

Not all states are blessed with having great places to go bass fishing. Residents of Florida though have a great reason to be happy because they are one of the states in America that do have many places to bass fish in. In fact, many of these lakes are transformed to wonderful bass fishing trip destinations.

Many of them have been developed, provided with lodging and rental establishments to cater to the needs of the bass fishers. Aside from that, there are also many interesting side trips you can take your family to. Florida bass fishing is an adventure that will be remembered for a lifetime.

Southwest Florida has already acquired worldwide recognition for its exceptionally rich saltwater fishing, but its richer freshwater fishing could never be forgotten by anyone who has tried the bass fishing opportunities there.

Local residents are brought together by series and regular competitions organized by three very active freshwater clubs in Collier Country. There are also some open competitions that can be enjoyed by out of town fishermen. They can either compete or just plain watch the excitement going on.

Friendly tournaments are a great common focus of all of these clubs. Other fish species are never left unnoticed and untargeted, that makes Florida not just famous for bass fishing.

The state of Florida is blest with beautiful and rich lakes that are good for fresh water fishing. This could be enjoyed throughout its southwest regions; there are also ponds, canals and creeks in other places that have good number bass fish content.

There are also websites created to provide information and invitations for bass fish loving and catching aficionados to come, sample and prove that not all big fish are caught by professional fishermen.       

These websites provide great details on what you will discover and experience in Florida when you go there. They center on the bass fishing aspect of the trip and also the other activities you can do while being there.  They also would help you out plan your trip and set up an itinerary.

The resort owners and the local tourist boards create most of these websites. They provide great services as well as packages for either as small or large group. They will provide you with all the information you may ever need about bass fishing in Florida.

Guided tours are also offered and guides in bass fishing as well. For those just starting out in bass fishing, Florida has some of the best Bass fishermen to help you and teach you as well as share some of their experienced tips. They know all the best spots to go to and the best gears to use.

One of these places is Lake Kissimmee in Central Florida. Experience the thrill of fishing for giant lunker largemouth bass in this famous lake resort. They have comfortable lodgings as well as great rentals for anyone who wants to try to catch the “big one”. Aside from that, Lake Kissimmee is just a stone's throw away from Walt Disney World, Sea World, Universal Studios, and the metropolitan Orlando area, this means that even the kids would enjoy the other aspects of this bass fishing trip in Florida. You will see and enjoy the perfect “real Florida” getaway adventure everyone would like to have in his or her lifetime.

Aside from the Kissimmee Chain of Lakes, you can go to Stickmarsh/Farm 13, Blue Cypress, and Walk-in-Water any time for more bass fishing. The famous Indian River Lagoon offers fishing for Redfish, Snook, Trout, and Tarpon aside from bass fishing. You get a variety of catches.

So plan that bass fishing Florida trip now, visit the websites that can show you the highs of any trip done to Florida. You can just type in the keyword at any search engine and see for yourself how a weekend or a week of Florida Bass fishing could provide for you and your family.

The Fantastic Bass Fishing Experience in Central Florida

When you go fishing from one place to the other 
in the U. S. you will see many different types 
of lakes and rivers. Each body of water has its 
own endearing characteristic but they also have 
a lot of things in common. And that is where the 
lakes and rivers in Central Florida differ from 
all the others lakes in the United States – it 
has its own uniqueness.

It is popularly known that Central Florida is 
famous for fantastic Bass fishing. They have the 
best lakes in the entire Florida because they 
have the finest largemouth bass any other lakes 
could give.

Bass fishing in Central Florida is world class 
throughout the year. The reproduction of 
this fish occurs between December and April at 
which time the bass will be at their heaviest. 
Eight to ten pound trophy-class fish are 
possible on any given day, with a chance at even 
a larger bass.

You can also find in Central Florida the famous 
Kissimmee Chain of Lakes where the finest 
largemouth bass can be found.

Central Florida bass fishing is known world 
wide. Avid fishermen from all over the world 
take their vacations here in order to see and 
catch their own world-class wall mount, a sure 
pride of their collection.

Before you go on fishing for bass fishes 
in Central Florida, you have first to consider 
that fishes have different characteristics. And 
they are as follows:

1. Shallow water fish or literal zone fish: 
These fishes lives and survive in shallow water 
near the shore line.

2. Of course when there are fishes in the 
shallow, there are also fishes that live in deep 
water.

3. The last are the classes of gypsies. These 
fish live in deep-water home but they van also 
survive near the shore.

Now, if you are done categorizing to what 
characteristic does the bass fish belong, start 
the ultimate fishing.

But wait! You might be wondering where on 
Central Florida you can get these bass fishes. 
Here is a list of lakes where you can find the 
finest and the best bass fishes in the whole 
Central Florida.

•    The Lake Tohopekiga or the Lake Toho - 
the Florida’s trophy Largemouth fisheries are 
found in Lake Tohopekaliga or "Lake Toho”. It is 
actually the place where B.A.S.S is held.  This 
is also know as the Kissimee Chain of Lakes.

•    The Lake Cypress

•    And the Lake Kissimmee

Try to visit these lakes! And you will never 
regret it.

While there are so many seasoned Bass fishers from Central Florida and some from out of state, there are also those who have little or no experience just yet but want to takes up the sport. It is necessary to know that it is not just about throwing a line in the water and wait. There are some necessary procedures and laws to follow.

The following are important guides for fishing 
bass in Central Florida:

1.    Be sure that the boats you are going to 
use are fully equipped with all U.S. Coast Guard 
safety equipment and cell phone for emergency 
purposes.

2.    It is a must to consider the weather 
condition. You should leave the water when a 
storm comes or if there is lightning in the 
area.

3.    You should start to fish early in the morning or in the evening because bass are active on cooler temperature.

4.    Use artificial or live bait to trap the 
bass. This is an effective technique because 
bass are not aware of the bass fishers when they 
are feeding.

5.    Bring extra rods and reels. You might need it.

But if you feel like you want the guide services 
to help you, you can just search for them at the 
internet. Because they already have an advertisement regarding the services they offer.
 
Different bass fishing guide agencies will 
assist you with your tour. It may charge you a certain amount. But it is an expense I am sure will be worth it. You will like the pleasure that bass fishing will give to you.

As a reminder do not forget to bring with you 
your sunglasses and sunscreen because it might 
get hot out there! But of course, do not forget to bring food. You don’t want an angry stomach on
your bass fishing trip, do you?

And best of all be sure you have your camera so,
you can take pictures as a memoirs of your 
fantastic bass fishing in Central Florida as well as that whopping 15 pounder that you caught.



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Monster Hammerhead Shark on the Beach

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This is a Video of Catching a Monster Hammerhead Shark while Fishing from the Beach in Florida. That is the least aggresive shark I have ever seen.