Florida bass fishing giant releases a new bassonline TV company video on the Florida Peacock Bass. While there are a few similar video’s none with the underw…
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@fisherfanatic1 Of coarse, we filmed several shows with them over the
years. They seen copies of the shows to us for our use. We get to use
theses as we wish, with in reason…this one has great footage, some of the
best underwater stuff I have seen. Hope you enjoyed!
5 stars from me! great vid… will the flordia pecocks bust a top water
(wood chucker) like they use in the amazon? love it…. —check out my
fishn vids—
Give them a try when you get to Florida, they really are a blast! Thanks
for watching!
Thanks glad you enjoyed it!
Thanks a bunch for the kind words…hope to see you this winter again.
What a great fish for a fish tank, never a boring moment. Thanks for
watching!
what lures were u guys using and which one the best
the coquina rock shelf is unique to that area and it sets the evirnoment
for killer fishin’ any- that knows the area can attest to that.
Thanks guys..really appreciate it. Stay tuned we have got some great stuff
still to come!
tq for replied… what the Favorited color for peacock bass. here very hard
to find berkely rattle bait…i always used rapala lure.
Awesome Video, love the underwater coverage of the Peacock Bass!
i caught a 19 pound peacock bass beautiful fish tugged felt like a rock
awesome fish to fight
@peacockbass78 Berkely Rattle trap
@bassmukiepwn Peacock bass arr in many ways like largemouth, they want
things different not always the same lure or same retrieve. Hard baits are
the most productive, start with baits you can cover a lot of water with.
Jerkbaits, rattle traps and of coarse top water plugs. Small swim-baits as
well as small jigs will work when fish are located and you can target your
cast. Hope this helps, good luck!
@SuperBassmaster111 Call the guides at 888-629-BASS and they can tell all
the available trips and rates.
Not completely true, while some areas did get hurt by the cold front we
have areas that we consistently catch 20 to 30 a day. Most of the lakes
north of Dade county took the hardest hit. Lakes or canals that do not have
good depth also were areas that seen the effects of the winter. But the
areas where the they were stocked are doing just fine by design!
Yea ditto on that, I find that every peacock would only get meaner if you
grab their bottom lip, i did it all the time 10 years ago as an amatuer.
Funny you ask that, most people don’t know that the best way to hold them
is by there bellys and not the bottom lip. If you will just cradle the fish
in the palm of your hand, in most cases they will just lay there while you
take the hook out. Good luck and good fishing!
i caught a 29 inch peacock basss that was 55881566151 pounds!
@kraziia haha same i have a lake in the back of my house in kendall as
well, hmm wouldnt be surprised if its the same lake, is it near hammocks
middle?
did you get permission from the NAFC to post this video
brother?
what do you use for the p bass
i live in south florida and lately all i have seen is people bringing their
whole family to private lakes and dropping shiners in dozen after dozen
until theyve caught every single last peacock that would possibly hit
anything. it really sucks to see because i dont fish with shiners or live
bait and these people are ruining the lakes i love to fish.
here also got peacock bass. but not interested on hard lure.