Sorry about you Colts fans, they lost so we went for a half day of peacock fishing in the morning and a half day out in afternoon in the Everglades.

Great news for the peacock bass lovers, there are plenty swimming around still despite the cold weather. But we do need the water to raise up which should happen in March.

Till next time tight lines and good fishing….
From Staff Writer Capt Brett Isackson (bretti@bassonline.com)
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Today I fished with Dr. David Pashley and some of his partners. They decided to go after peacock bass with the air temperatures raising and the water warming up I anticipated a good day.

As I expected, the peacock bass bite was on for the Pashley group. We moved around to several locations and picked away at the peacock bass with artificial lures and by the end of day we caught over (25) twenty five peacock bass.

The highlight of the trip was David catch this monster (7lb) seven pound peacock bass.

Congratulations David!

7lb Florida Peacock Bass

Till next time tight lines and good fishing….
From Staff Writer Capt Brett Isackson (bretti@bassonline.com)
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What a good day on the water with with Shirley Carter and her husband Jessie from Hinsville, GA . The couple was out for two days, one peacock bass fishing and one out in the Everglades.

The peacock bass fishing was a very good day, Shirley and Jessie requested to fish with artificial lures only. Knowing these fish, I still suggested getting a few shiners just in case. We had a incredibly wet day ahead of us and I did not know how it may affect the peacock bass fishing. So, she agreed we pick up two dozen and off we went on our way to Lake Ida in hunt of the mighty peacock bass.

When we got there I really didn’t now what to expect, I was just hoping we could get in the day with such bad weather in the forecast. Lone be hold, the peacock bass were just where I thought they would be. As unpredictable as they are, they reacted just as I thought…maybe it’s me, just maybe I am starting to think like a peacock bass. Eitherway it worked out really well, by the end of day we lost count on how many peacock we caught…but I know it was well over 30 all on artificial lures.

Till next time tight lines and good fishing….
From Staff Writer Capt Brett Isackson (bretti@bassonline.com)
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Company Peacock Bass Trip

Today I took out the guys from the Castro Construction Company, out of Houston, TX. They wanted to see what the mighty Peacock bass fishing was all about while visting Miami.

We put the boat in the water down in Miami and made a long run to my first spot of the day. The fishing started off a little slow due to cooler water temperatures, but once the sun started to heat up the water the fishing action started to heat up also. It was a blast for the Texans and me. They boated 18 peacocks for the day up to 5lber being the biggest.

It was a lot of fun watching the guys catch fish and not to mention laughting about all the bass that got away.

I hope to see the guys again in the near future.

Till next time tight lines and good fishing….
From Staff Writer Capt Tony Masiello (tonym@bassonline.com)
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 Today I took out Allen Mills and his buddy Lorne Bly from Canada. We went down to Miami for some hard fighting peacock bass action. This time of the year the bite can be unpredictable because of the cold fronts and water temp changing often.

Today the bite started out a little slow, but they wound up catching 18 fish for the day. It ended up a good day of fishing as it usually does in South Florida this time of the year.

Looking forward to fishing with these again!

Till next time tight lines and good fishing….
From Staff Writer Capt Tony Masiello (tonym@bassonline.com)
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