Miami Peacock Bass fishing with Scott Rose
1,724 views·18 replies·by eyeglassjoe
we did something different today, a little fresh water fishing. A bit of a slow start but Capt Scott put us on them...found around 30 or so, fun stuff...
MateOriginal Crew181 postsSince 2018
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we did something different today, a little fresh water fishing. A bit of a slow start but Capt Scott put us on them...found around 30 or so, fun stuff...
eyeglassjoe thanks for sharing your day,, and the pics with us 8-)(y),, those peacockbass fight hard,, do they?,, looks like a fun day,,,,nice large mouths too,,,,,,have a good nite,,,,,,,,,,,,**,,,,,,,,,,,[COLOR=rgb(26, 188, 156)] ><)):>
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we did something different today, a little fresh water fishing. A bit of a slow start but Capt Scott put us on them...found around 30 or so, fun stuff...
eyeglassjoe thanks for sharing your day,, and the pics with us 8-)(y),, those peacockbass fight hard,, do they?,, looks like a fun day,,,,nice large mouths too,,,,,,have a good nite,,,,,,,,,,,,**,,,,,,,,,,,[COLOR=rgb(26, 188, 156)] ><)):>
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AdmiralOriginal Crew25,765 postsSince 2018
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eyeglassjoe thanks for sharing your day,, and the pics with us 8-)(y),, those peacockbass fight hard,, do they?,, looks like a fun day,,,,nice large mouths too,,,,,,have a good nite,,,,,,,,,,,,**,,,,,,,,,,,[COLOR=rgb(26, 188, 156)] ><)):>
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they fight like a smallmouth maybe harder but we were shallow water so......
eyeglassjoe thanks for sharing your day,, and the pics with us 8-)(y),, those peacockbass fight hard,, do they?,, looks like a fun day,,,,nice large mouths too,,,,,,have a good nite,,,,,,,,,,,,**,,,,,,,,,,,[COLOR=rgb(26, 188, 156)] ><)):>
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they fight like a smallmouth maybe harder but we were shallow water so......
MateOriginal Crew181 postsSince 2018
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I know they're not an indigenous species, but after an initial stocking do they sustain themselves or do they need constant restocking?
I was just told that they are showing up pretty much everywhere. if you look at Floridas waterways there are a lot of connected creeks(small) all over the place. we were bouncing around(yes some spots more productive than others just like all fishing) but there seemed to be action all around. We were actually fishing in peoples backyards. They are a fish I have never caught, pretty fish, cool picture, Glad I did it and would recommend Scott Rose...informative-great personality.
I know they're not an indigenous species, but after an initial stocking do they sustain themselves or do they need constant restocking?
I was just told that they are showing up pretty much everywhere. if you look at Floridas waterways there are a lot of connected creeks(small) all over the place. we were bouncing around(yes some spots more productive than others just like all fishing) but there seemed to be action all around. We were actually fishing in peoples backyards. They are a fish I have never caught, pretty fish, cool picture, Glad I did it and would recommend Scott Rose...informative-great personality.
MateOriginal Crew181 postsSince 2018
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that tilapia looking thing is called a ATOMIC SUNFISH , native to South America, fight like hell and taste good to they say,... cellie...
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kinda looks like a Cichlid to me...
that tilapia looking thing is called a ATOMIC SUNFISH , native to South America, fight like hell and taste good to they say,... cellie...
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kinda looks like a Cichlid to me...
MateOriginal Crew181 postsSince 2018
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fun stuff and fishing in a t-shirt, can't beat that??
fun stuff and fishing in a t-shirt, can't beat that??
MateOriginal Crew181 postsSince 2018
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Hey Joe,
when submitting attached pictures, press the full image icon, it will let the pictures view in full rather than a file looking thing... cellfish...
gotcha, thanks
Hey Joe,
when submitting attached pictures, press the full image icon, it will let the pictures view in full rather than a file looking thing... cellfish...
gotcha, thanks
MateOriginal Crew181 postsSince 2018
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