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If money were not an object I would love to go after some Peacock bass.  Every time I see a show about them it just makes me want to go down to the tropics and try my luck!!!!!!

Matt

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We have both largemouth and smallmouth in the lakes,ponds, and rivers here in NY. But I enjoy LM fishing the most. I used to visit my mom in Fla. alot when I was a kid, I guess my addiction to LM fishing started there. I rarely fish for smallmouth. One thing I have noticed is when fishing for LM I never catch the occasional SM, but on the occasional SM outing, I seem to "accidently" catch a few LM. Some will laugh but my PB SM is only 2lbs, I have caught bigger crappie than than that lol.

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I took a break from fishing LMB for a few years to fish stripers and other off shore species, even tho the fish are larger in saltwater, the challenge of hooking up with a nice LMB is more thrilling.  When fishing for stripers on a boat or surf fishing you'd get 10-20 bites everytime going out on a trip.  The action is great, but when fishing for LMB you might get 4-5 bites on any given day and hooking up with one is much more of a thrill.  I still enjoy saltwater fishing but I really love the challenge of fishing for LMB.

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Out of the fish metioned, the Peacock and the Guadaloupe are the only two I have not fished for. As a result I would love to chase some of those bad boys to where ever they keep their haunts and show them that when it comes to an Ambassaduer 6000 bait caster and a 7 foot flippin stick, resistance is futile!!!!!!!!!!!!

Peter

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Like mentioned above I dont have the $$$ to go fishing for those tropical bass, I love catching Largemouth, but a 5-6 pound smallie is by far a funner fish to catch than a 5-6 pound largie, pound for pound smallies are a stronger fighting fish, at least in Washington st.

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