Today I had the pleasure of doing an interview with Richard Myron, owner of flyfishingdiscounters.com. We decided to go into Miami for peacock bass on fly rods. When we got to our first spot I knew the fish where not their by the color of the water, so I moved to a diferrent spot close by. We started chipping away at a couple of spots and caught a few peacocks while Richard video taped me. He plans on using us cathing fish for his website. We decieded to move on to a couple of other spots and at the next spot we stopped, we caught 9 more peacocks at that spot. By the end of the trip we ended up with 15 peacocks on flies.

Looking forward to seeing Richard again on our planned Lake Ida trip!

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Today I fished Lake Ida area with Gene & Neil from Wellington, Fl which seen my new article on Fly Fishing for Florida Peacock bass in the May 2008 Florida Sportsman magazine.

So, after they read the article we had full intentions of fly fishing for the peacock bass with some of the new techniques that were written about. As always, weather (high winds) are never predictable and today it left us with very few options to choice from. Even so we started with the flies and rapidly realized it wasn’t going to work and pulled out the spinning gear.

We then switch to topwater lures and even live bait in some cases to provoke the bite. All said in done, we caught around 10 peacock bass that ranged from 1-1/2lbs up to 5lbs.

Mother nature didn’t provide the day we were looking for, but Gene & Neil scheduled a new trip next month to fish the Florida Everglades while fly fishing for trophy largemouth bass.

If you are in the South Florida area and would like to get a couple of hours in on a Peacock bass fishing trip, give me call!

You can also read my Everglades blog here!

Tight Lines & Good fishing,
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We were fortunate once again, that the folks at Florida Sportsman Magazine and outdoor writer Brett Fitzgerald were able to share once again, another new technique with there readers. Anytime you can get on the water to catch Peacock bass, especially with our friend Brett Fitzgerald you know it’s going to be a great day of fishing.

Our goal in mind was to test this new fly combination on Florida Peacock bass, we did just that!

As always, the article was written very well for your enjoyment. Stop by and pickup this months (May 2008) Florida Sportsman Magazine and learn about the new flies for Fly fishing for Florida Peacock bass!

Tight Lines,
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