For more information about Lake Toho, Click Here. If you know of any businesses that may be interested in getting listed here, please send them our way. Lake Tohopekaliga Bordering the city of Kissimmee to the south, the 18,810-acre West Lake Tohopekaliga has long been a popular bass fishing lake for both recreational and tournament anglers. To date, the largest bass documented from the lake weighed 17.10 pounds. Flipping plastic worms, crayfish and lizards in shoreline vegetation is a common technique among successful anglers.
Anglers fishing live golden shiners account for some of the larger bass caught from the lake.
In spring 2002, the FWC will conduct a lake drawdown to help remove bottom sediments and stimulate native vegetation. Bass fishing should be outstanding during this time of low water. Lowered water level will also provide prime wade fishing opportunities for anglers.