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Lake Santa Fe

sandy1147sandy1147 Posts: 153 Deckhand
edited June 2018 in Northeast Fishing Reports #1
I know most of the info here is saltwater, but my dad and I are planning to try out Lake Santa Fe (Northeast of Gainesville) soon for something different. Primary target will be largemouth bass. Anyone have any current reports or trends? Thanks in advance. 
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  • 4WARD4WARD Cross Creek,FLPosts: 2,310 Captain
    #2
    Nothing current.
    Pitch worms on the north end of the little lake, ratltraps in the pass or slow troll some shiners anywhere.
    Best I got... Santa Fe can be tough( for me anyway).
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  • Cast_N_BlastCast_N_Blast JaxPosts: 1,437 Officer
    #3
    google garys tackle box. He puts up weekly reports for all of the area lakes around gainesville. 
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  • Sea SnakeSea Snake Posts: 5,536 Admiral
    #4
    I would think you'd find some bedding bream if you're into that....right off this full moon.....
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  • sandy1147sandy1147 Posts: 153 Deckhand
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    Good info guys. Thanks for the insight. We just wanted to try something different so we'll give it a go and let you know if we figure something out. 
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  • Tony RomaTony Roma Posts: 912 Officer
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    Northwest side of lake has deep standing cypress , toss Texas rigged worms into the trees while you slow troll shiners on a float behind the boat . Just like everywhere in Florida right now , water level is high
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  • sandy1147sandy1147 Posts: 153 Deckhand
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    Tony Roma said:
    Northwest side of lake has deep standing cypress , toss Texas rigged worms into the trees while you slow troll shiners on a float behind the boat . Just like everywhere in Florida right now , water level is high
    Thank you for the tip. I'll certainly give it a shot. Saw what you're describing on a couple YouTube videos. I thought it looked awful fishy but I didn't know what part of the lake that was. Thank you again.
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  • JonsredfishinJonsredfishin Posts: 2,386 Captain
    edited June 2018 #8
    I live a few minutes from the lake. You can beat the bank and catch fish, but if you want to do it right find offshore structure. Everybody sinks brush piles. Look for docks with rod holders. Carolina rigs and drop shots. Fish it like a northern lake   

    check the pass at dawn and dusk for schooling sunshines. 
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  • sandy1147sandy1147 Posts: 153 Deckhand
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    Jonsredfishin said:
    I live a few minutes from the lake. You can beat the bank and catch fish, but if you want to do it right find offshore structure. Everybody sinks brush piles. Look for docks with rod holders. Carolina rigs and drop shots. Fish it like a northern lake   

    check the pass at dawn and dusk for schooling sunshines. 
    Awesome info. Thank you. 
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