Lake Toho Suggestions

[cfm56doc]

I have fished West Toho twice and netted a grad total of one bite. I threw the typical worms and craws. I am considering going back and trying Toho next week and wanted to know if anyone has any suggestions? Not asking for locations (but they are gladly accepted in a PM), but more what to throw this time of year.

I have not tried live shiners and they seems to be the old reliable so may open up to live bait.

Thanks in advance,
Greg

[phupduck]

If you can find some flat pads,throw a hollow body frog.

[B-47]

Here is a recent report for Toho..... At Lake Toho, live shiner fishing for bass has really picked up. Anglers are getting 20 bass (five to six pounds) per half-day trip. Schoolie-sized bass are hitting artificials in the north and south end of the lake. Topwaters best in the morning, followed by Carolina Rigs and 10-inch worms around hydrilla later in the day, reports Mark Detweiler at Big Toho Marina (407-846-2124

[Whiteboat]

You can't go wrong with a Junebug Mag Speed worm or a black/blue swim jig with a swimbait trailer. Plus you can cover a lot of water.

Keep a flipping stick ready with 1/2 oz lead and a black/blue beaver bait for grass lines.

May is probably the best month of the year

[Triton420]

Yeah big speed worm is good out there right now.

[cfm56doc]

Thanks all for the suggestions. Now if I have time to pre-flight the boat I hope to make it out to Toho later this week.