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Diving crankbaits are good all around baits to quickly find fish in Florida lakes. Florida Bass Fishing .Us The website dedicated to improve your bass fishing in Florida by giving you tips, techniques and free lake maps with hot spots. This site also features an online bass fishing gear store with some great bargains! Here's what some of our readers say about the information from our site: I tried some of the lilli pad techniques on your site and landed a 5lb 3oz bass on a craw lure in thick pads.- *LUIS TAMBUNGA* I want to thank you for the tips you gave me on catching more bass from the retention ponds, i've had very good results. first day , caught 4 bass largest was 3 LBS- *Joe* I have caught fish in several of the spots that you have highlighted on your site- *Double D* Had a good outing last weekend out on Lake Pierce, finishing 2nd with big bass honors, and edged out of 1st by 1/10th of an ounce! DRATS! 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It really imitates the shad forage in many Florida lakes and the balsa wood construction gives the lure a very tight wiggle. The two sizes I use most are the #7 and #9. I use the #7 when working 6 ft or less in depth or there is a lot of submerged hydrilla in deeper depths that come up to the 5-6 ft level. The #9 is used in deeper water to about 12 ft. *Shadrap Sizes from Top- #9, #8, and 2x #7* In a reed patch or line, the #7 is usually best. Cast parallel to the reeds getting the shadrap as close as possible to bumping the reeds. Also cast to open pockets in the reeds, still trying to stay as close to the reeds as possible without hanging up. For offshore hydrilla, you can use either size depending on the water depth and how close to the water surface the hydrilla extends. I like to rip the lure through scattered hydrilla or at least tick the top of the submerged hydrilla. Look out as you rip it through because that's when you'll get the most strikes! For submerged timber, you've got to bump the timber to really get the fish to hit. If you are to far away, you probably will not induce a strike. Buy a good lure retriever or plan on stocking up on a lot of shadraps! My retrieve varies, but I have found that cranking hard 3 to 4 cranks then a steady retrieve to work the best. If you don't use diving crankbaits for Florida bass fishing, you will be missing out on a lot of "catching".	Mr. B's Fishing Hole- Sarasota's bass fishing tackle specialists with live bait and expert reel repair. Looking for a fishing report then visit 'em at *240 Houle Ave. Sarasota Fl. or give 'em a call at Ph # 941-377-2706* Florida Bass Fishing Promote Your Page Too
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