Bass Fishing Lake Toho Part 3 (The South End) | fishing report

[@petermurphy635]

Very informative, Nice work Mr.Tilson

[@jamesmcconnell1760]

Another informative video thank you

[@hunterdtaylor128]

Where do you find the information to check the water flow through the south lock?

[@TilsonsGuideService]

@@hunterdtaylor128 there’s an App through South Florida Water Management

[@angelmarrero5498]

What would you say is the optimal b pressure captain Erik.

[@TilsonsGuideService]

@@angelmarrero5498 good question; I don’t know that there is an optimal pressure. I can tell you that fish in general don’t like a rising barometer. They feed better and act a little more relaxed under a falling barometer or stable pressure. When a front pushes through the barometer begins to climb and that tends to shut them off, especially in shallower lakes like Toho.

[@angelmarrero5498]

@@TilsonsGuideService I'll be looking for falling and steady pressure you need all tools in hand when trying to decipher Toho some days feel like I got it figured out others a total failure. Thanks Capt. Erik I appreciate your response and insight...

[@TilsonsGuideService]

@@angelmarrero5498 absolutely! Good luck out there hopefully you catch some bigs!

[@seanlumadue3698]

Has Bakewell released the flipping jig you were using in the North end video yet? If not are you allowed to tell us the name of it so I can keep an eye out for when it’s released!! Thanks

[@TilsonsGuideService]

@@seanlumadue3698 still a couple details being worked on it to make it absolutely perfect. No name yet but it will be one of the best heavy cover flipping jigs made.

[@seanlumadue3698]

@@TilsonsGuideService I seen that in the video the reaper works great as do all CPF lures I haven’t used anything since the trip I took with the pippenator himself LOL!!!

[@seanlumadue3698]

Haven’t been skunked on Toho since

[@TilsonsGuideService]

@@seanlumadue3698 that’s awesome!