topwater peacock

[I.rar]

went out after the rain today. this girl smashed a spook as i twitched it along.

possibly my biggest. i really need a scale.

[gotarheelz14]

Absolutely stunning colors on those fish. Nice catch! I would kill to catch one those.

Where in Miami do you guys fish for these? In regular lakes? Rivers?

Carlos

[ShaneK1990]

Beautiful fish! Congrats.

[SirSnookalot]

Pees still haven't shown up in Palm beach County.

[Mrs. Matstone]

Congrats and nice pics too. 

[Krzkev]

Yeah, I think it will take a few years of warm winters to get them back up in PB county again, like they were.  We had nice ones like that in central Palm Beach county last year at this time.

[GLADES]

Nice Pea.

Last year, Lake Ida was holding some quality peacocks.

It will probably take a few years with above average winter temps to get the numbers back to a decent size population.

[christopherjake]

Beautiful fish.  I wish there were bass like that at the Sacramento Delta. 

[SoFlaBassAddict]

Absolutely stunning colors on those fish. Nice catch! I would kill to catch one those.

Where in Miami do you guys fish for these? In regular lakes? Rivers?

Carlos

In almost any of the canals and lakes in the Dade/Broward area.  The early year freeze that we had pretty much eradicated them north of Broward.

Great fish, Sqhertz.  Gotta love catching them on top.

[Bassin_Fin@tic]

Nice! Great fish Man.

[I.rar]

thanks guys.  8-)

when she hit it , it looked like an m-80 went off underneath my bait. amazing fishes.

[evrgladesbasser]

Absolutely stunning colors on those fish. Nice catch! I would kill to catch one those.

Where in Miami do you guys fish for these? In regular lakes? Rivers?

Carlos

In almost any of the canals and lakes in the Dade/Broward area. The early year freeze that we had pretty much eradicated them north of Broward.

Great fish, Sqhertz. Gotta love catching them on top.

It's still tough to find them in Broward at this point. That freeze did a number on them. I remember seeing a bunch of them and those sucker fish (I don't know the real name) floating after that cold snap.