2nd day at Toho, Who asked for the rain today?

I only got to spend 4 hours on Toho this morning before being run off by a torrential downpour that wasn't in the forecast this morning!
I got the chance to fish a very large vegetation area that had to be 4 acres. It was generally 2-4' in depth with laneways that were 6-8' deep and devoid of vegetation. Most of the vegetation was hydrilla with some sections of pencil reeds, milfoil scattered everywhere and numerous giant sized lily pads.
I did manage to catch 4 small largemouth that averaged about 2lb. I watched one guide with a family of 3 catch what must have been 20 largemouth using shiners.
I don't mind getting a bit wet while fishing, but I was sitting on the bow and could hardly see my outboard!! Not my idea of a fun time!!

Next destination: Lake Wales almost an hour from my place. Lake Toho is only 15 minutes from my door!

Good luck at Lake Wales.
Cheers

A light shirt and shorts, and you are out fishing. It snowed here last night, and today snow squalls. You are a lucky man Lionel. Have a great time on your adventure. No wonder bass and crappie are so popular for fishing. They stretch all the way from Florida to northern Ontario.

Nice going Lionel.
I'll take Floridian downpour anytime over our snow, and freezing rain

Still thinking about your gator encounter preparation tips you posted the other day. If I would fish there for the first time, I would likely stay in the middle of the boat watching the water around me the whole time to not become a dinner

Sounds just like Florida...from out of nowhere and gone just as fast usually. Sometimes you can set your watch by when it rains down there. One trip it was every day for a week at about 4pm. Good to see the shorts and a nice LM.


Arnie

Well done Have fun buddy.

nice


Guess we need a USA section cause for sure not Kawarthas

👍 Keep them coming!

Wish I was there spent 2 winters down there before covid be safe