Spots FWC points anglers to
Goblets Cove, Lanier and Browns points, Little Grassy Island and the offshore grass beds all show up in FWC's bass forecast for Toho.
Which one fishes best changes with wind, water level and season.
Guided trophy bass trips on 18,810-acre Lake Tohopekaliga with USCG-licensed Capt. Jackson Williams, about 14 miles from Disney Springs.
Lake Tohopekaliga, Lake Toho to locals, covers 18,810 acres just southeast of downtown Kissimmee. It is part of the Kissimmee Chain of Lakes, a string of lakes linked by canals that drains south toward Lake Kissimmee.
Bass here relate to grass: hydrilla holes and edges, offshore vegetation and the fish attractors FWC has placed around the lake, each marked with a white buoy.
The numbers back up the reputation. Anglers have logged 513 bass between 8 and 9.9 pounds and 89 between 10 and 12.9 pounds from Toho through FWC's TrophyCatch program.

Capt. Jackson picks the spot each day based on wind, weather and where the fish are holding, then confirms your meeting point when you book.
Goblets Cove, Lanier and Browns points, Little Grassy Island and the offshore grass beds all show up in FWC's bass forecast for Toho.
Which one fishes best changes with wind, water level and season.
Big Toho Marina and Kissimmee Lakefront Park sit on the north shore along Lakeview Drive in Kissimmee. Southport Park serves the south end of the lake.
Your exact meeting point is confirmed when you book.
The main event. Florida-strain bass hold on hydrilla and offshore grass all year.
Spawn season and prime time for the biggest bass of the year as fish move shallow.
89 bass over 10 pounds logged with FWC's TrophyCatch program from this one lake.
Steady bites that keep kids and first-timers busy between bass.
All rods, reels, tackle and lures are provided on a tournament-rigged 21' Big "O" Elite with a 250 HP Yamaha, so you just show up and fish.
Kissimmee Lakefront Park on Toho's north shore is about 14 miles from Disney Springs, roughly a 25 minute drive in normal traffic.
Most trips start from the north shore in Kissimmee, where Big Toho Marina and Lakefront Park are. Capt. Jackson confirms the exact meeting point when you book.
Yes. Florida requires a freshwater fishing license, and you can buy one online from FWC before your trip. We'll send the link when you book.
Florida's limit is 5 black bass per person per day, and only one may be 16 inches or longer. Talk it over with Capt. Jackson when you book.
Yes. Bluegill and redear sunfish keep young anglers busy between bass bites, and the 4-hour half day is a comfortable length for first-timers.
Lake facts from the FWC Lake Tohopekaliga fishing forecast and the City of Kissimmee. Drive times are estimates. Bag limits from FWC freshwater regulations; confirm current rules before your trip.
Tell Capt. Jackson your dates and group size and he'll confirm your trip personally. Spots fill fast in peak season, January through April.