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I'm guessing it's a 5-page book?I fish pretty regularly in South Florida and 99% of the alligators are docile and lazy. The last 1% is just downright ornery and when they get like that you just get the hell out of the area.
By the way, I am writing a book about Peacock Bass, a cichlid species that is an incredibly popular sportfish in South Florida. Shameless plug. View attachment 76717
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I fish pretty regularly in South Florida and 99% of the alligators are docile and lazy. The last 1% is just downright ornery and when they get like that you just get the hell out of the area.
By the way, I am writing a book about Peacock Bass, a cichlid species that is an incredibly popular sportfish in South Florida. Shameless plug. View attachment 76717
How many people can you feed with that big boy?I fish pretty regularly in South Florida and 99% of the alligators are docile and lazy. The last 1% is just downright ornery and when they get like that you just get the hell out of the area.
By the way, I am writing a book about Peacock Bass, a cichlid species that is an incredibly popular sportfish in South Florida. Shameless plug. View attachment 76717
They are tremendous sportfish. Very strong, jump like smallmouth, beautifully colored, and best of all they are willing biters. I'm more familiar with the West Coast of Florida, but have caught them down in Homestead and Doral. I understand that they are in most of the canals from Jupiter, Florida down to Miami as the Biscayne aquifer keeps the water at a minimum of 72° which is essential for their survival. A medium heavy spinning rod rigged with 15 lb braid and a 20 lb fluorocarbon leader is all you need. You should be able to catch someone to 4 lb peacocks in the canals. Look around bridge, abutments, rock piles and any other solid structure. Live bait is almost a guarantee and artificials retrieved quickly and erratically can often get them very fired up. I tend to use suspending jerk baits that range in size from 3 to 4 inches.Nice, I’ve heard peacock bass are a lot of fun to fish for. Where in S. Florida? I’ve been coming down to our condo in Fort Lauderdale for a few weeks at a time every couple months and have been looking to do something other than the pricey charters.
Probably closer to 300 pages. This is a substantive project.I'm guessing it's a 5-page book?
Kick-his-ass-Seabass!!!Probably closer to 300 pages. This is a substantive project.
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Thought they were a fish from the Amazon. Had no idea they're in North America.Probably closer to 300 pages. This is a substantive project.