Fishing Reports by Capt. Jim Passmore

Lake Toho Summer Draw Down - Lake Toho and the Kissimmee Chain experience summer draw downs each year as we approach Hurricane season. And Heavy summer rains. With the draw down, movement of bass, crappie and other fish tend to move out into more deeper water as the shor more...
Capt. Jim Passmore - Orlando

Summer blues/ Not on lake Toho - The winter guest and snowbirds have migrated back to their homes in antisipation of cranking out the fishing boat and tackle and heading for cooler water. The big surprize is that they left some good pre summer fishing on our lakes for a maybe more...
Capt. Jim Passmore - Orlando

What,s Biting on Toho and Kissimmee Chain - The past few weeks have seen a big drop in the number of fishermen out on local lakes. Reason is that most have gone back home for the summer. Leaving these great big and beautiful lakes, quite alone. As always I look forward to when they come b more...
Capt. Jim Passmore - Orlando

Early Summer Bass Patterns - Last 2 weeks have been a change as we move into early summer as we call it in Kissimmee. Weather has been not top favorable with strong winds churning up the water. As long as we could keep out of the wind , we could connect with some good fishing. more...
Capt. Jim Passmore - Orlando

Sebastain Inlet / Cocoa Beach - With warmer weather and water temps moving up, Reds have moved into holes and are showing up in numbers. As always it is great to be on the water this time of the year, as you work a fly or streamer for snook around docks and ladyfish around t more...
Capt. Jim Passmore - Orlando

Lake Toho produces Trophy Bass even in adverse conditions. - This past week has been a bruser with a cool front and high winds, making for a tough day siting on your fishing hole. Maybe it was only tough for the fisherman, as the bass didn't seem to mind. Several trophy's were brought to the boat from 8 more...
Capt. Jim Passmore - Orlando

Lake Toho & Kissimmee Chain - The Crappie have been good in open water, using Ron zip jigs tipped with a minnow. Each day I go out on a trip, I see a lot of Crappie fishermen, fishing spider rigging, going against the wind to increase they coverage of areas holding fish. Cooler more...
Capt. Jim Passmore - Orlando