Polk County, FL
Lake Weohyakapka, also known as Lake Walk in Water is a 7,528-acre lake in Polk County. It is a quiet freshwater lake in Central Florida. Here you have a chance to catch a largemouth bass that weighs over eight pounds.
Explore the best fishing spots proven by local anglers.
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The wild shiner is the most effective bait. Devil’s Horse and chrome or black Chug Bug are more preferable here.
Fish are most likely hiding in the cattail weed lines. Remember it!
The most productive period for fishing here is pre-spawn and spawning time.
The fastest way to catch fish is a rattletrap. The best lures are trick worms, lizards with 1/8-1/4 oz. weight.
Lake Weohyakapka provides year-round fishing. Schooling fish are very active here. The best lures are crankbaits, rattletrap and super fluke.
Regulations vary by location. Check the rules for your fish to stay informed and prepared for fishing.
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