![]() ![]() With water temperatures rising, anglers should look for schools of largemouth bass in deeper water for a memorable day on the water. Try fishing very slowly around the brush fish attractors to find some big summer bass. Live wild shiners always produce, and plastic worms, jerkworms, and suspending stickbaits are the artificial baits of choice for the warmer months. ![]() Largemouth bass fishing is good, with many fish in the three to five pound range being caught. For more information on the location of fish attractors visit the Interactive Fish Attractor Map and the fish attractor page found on our website. There are Mossback fish attractors marked with buoys scattered around the lake, and they are holding baitfish and some quality fish. Live Missouri minnows, Hal flies, and small spinners in the open water should all be productive. Speck (Black Crappie) has slowed with the rising water temperatures. Fish the vegetation near shore or try your luck near the installed artificial brush fish attractors for the best chance. There is a county boat ramp on the west shore at the end of Boat Landing Road.įor more information contact the Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission at 86.īluegill (bream) and redear sunfish (shellcracker) fishing is improving with the warmer water temperature. For more information on the location of fish attractors visit our Fish Attractor page and interactive Fish Attractor Map. There are seven brush-type fish attractors marked with buoys scattered around the lake, and they are holding baitfish and some quality fish. ![]() Drifting live shiners over offshore hydrilla is the most consistent technique, but many bass are caught on artificials as well, particularly topwater lures. Nationally known for largemouth bass fishing, Lake Walk-in-Water provides both large numbers and trophy-sized fish. Tiger Creek flows in from the southwest and Weohyakapka Creek flows from the north end of the lake. Predominant vegetation is cattail, bulrush (buggy whips), Kissimmee grass, and hydrilla. Florida Youth Conservation Centers NetworkĪlso known as Lake Weohyakapka, this 7,528-acre anglers' favorite is located south of State Route 60, 10 miles east of Lake Wales off Walk-in-the-Water Road in Polk County.Great Florida Birding and Wildlife Trail.Report injured, orphaned or dead manatees.Report fish kills, wildlife emergencies, sightings, etc. ![]()
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