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Lake Okeechobee Fishing Report: Ideal Conditions, Diverse Catch Await Anglers
- 2024/10/24
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If you're planning to hit Lake Okeechobee today, here’s what you need to know. The water level has been stable around the 15-foot mark, which is ideal for fishing. Sunrise is at 7:28 AM, and sunset will be at 6:47 PM, giving you a full day on the water.
The weather is looking good, with overcast conditions that should keep the fish active. There's a chance of some light rain, but it shouldn't dampen your fishing plans.
Yesterday saw some excellent fishing, particularly in the early morning and late afternoon to early evening. Anglers were catching a good number of largemouth bass, peacock bass, and even some bream. The bass were biting well on both live bait and artificial lures. Live shiners were particularly effective, as were artificial lures like worms, swim baits, jigs, shallow crank baits, top water lures, and frogs.
For those targeting bream, live crickets or worms were the way to go, and you might also catch some catfish, Mayan cichlids, and Oscars in the process. These tropical invasive fish are great eating and can add some variety to your catch.
Some of the best spots to fish include the areas around Buckhead Ridge, Tin House, the North shore area such as Dyess Ditch and Harney Pond, and parts of Dupree bar and the Monkey Box. Observation Shoal down to the Blue Hole area is also worth a try.
Color patterns for bass lures that are working well include Junebug, Redbug, White, Okeechobee Craw, Alabama Craw, Tilapia, and black/blue.
If you're launching on the West side, be sure to stop by Jack’s Big Water Bait & Tackle store for all your tackle needs.
Overall, it's a great time to be on Lake Okeechobee, with plenty of fish activity and favorable conditions. Just remember to bring your sunscreen, sun protection, and a smile
The weather is looking good, with overcast conditions that should keep the fish active. There's a chance of some light rain, but it shouldn't dampen your fishing plans.
Yesterday saw some excellent fishing, particularly in the early morning and late afternoon to early evening. Anglers were catching a good number of largemouth bass, peacock bass, and even some bream. The bass were biting well on both live bait and artificial lures. Live shiners were particularly effective, as were artificial lures like worms, swim baits, jigs, shallow crank baits, top water lures, and frogs.
For those targeting bream, live crickets or worms were the way to go, and you might also catch some catfish, Mayan cichlids, and Oscars in the process. These tropical invasive fish are great eating and can add some variety to your catch.
Some of the best spots to fish include the areas around Buckhead Ridge, Tin House, the North shore area such as Dyess Ditch and Harney Pond, and parts of Dupree bar and the Monkey Box. Observation Shoal down to the Blue Hole area is also worth a try.
Color patterns for bass lures that are working well include Junebug, Redbug, White, Okeechobee Craw, Alabama Craw, Tilapia, and black/blue.
If you're launching on the West side, be sure to stop by Jack’s Big Water Bait & Tackle store for all your tackle needs.
Overall, it's a great time to be on Lake Okeechobee, with plenty of fish activity and favorable conditions. Just remember to bring your sunscreen, sun protection, and a smile