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October23, 2009 the  Surette brothers from West Palm Beach and Michigan came fishing for some hard fishing Peacocks Bass.

With the record heat index, we decided on an afternoon trip on Lake Ida fishing for both largemouth bass and peacock bass. The Surette’s caught a few large-mouths along the way, but after catching the first peacock bass they really wanted to focus on them.

What a great decisions they made, as you can see in the photo above the quality of the peacock bass on this day were very good with the largest topping the scales at just over 7lb’s.

We had a great time catching peacocks and largemouths on one of Florida best and most convenient urban fisheries, Lake Ida.

Till next time tight lines and good fishing….
From Staff Writer Capt Brett Isackson (bretti@bassonline.com)
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On July 23, 2009 all the way from Houston Texas. David Jacobs and grandson Jake, came onboard for some exotic peacock bass fishing.

It was a tough day for Peacock bass, but those Texans managed to hook it up and reel em in.  Texans are tough, they caught 6 peacocks,  4 largmouth bass and 30 or more cichlids.

Till next time tight lines and good fishing….
From Staff Writer Capt Tony Masiello (tonym@bassonline.com)
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Jon & Krista decided on a nice little fishing in South Florida while visiting. So, off they went for a 6 hour trip wanting to catch a combonation of largemouth and peacock bass which South Florida is the only that can be accomplished. After a nice day of fishing, they landed 7 peacocks and 3 largemouth bass.

Of coase, Krista caught the biggest fish! Go Krista….:)

Till next time tight lines and good fishing….
From Staff Writer Capt Tony Masiello (tonym@bassonline.com)
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 Wow what a month of fishing on the big O (Lake Okeechobee) with huge numbers fish of all sizes some on the beds during the full moon phases,  some schooling bass and cruising bass every were. This month started with my friend Allen of Hilton head, SC… he fished 6 days in a row and has fished with me for many years. Allen has been on many adventures with me and tells me often that Lake Okeechobee is the best he has ever seen it in the many years he has been fishing it. We averaged 50 to 100 plus fish a day on top water baits,  crank baits, frogs and plastics of all kinds. We also were flipping and site fishing on days that permitted it. This years spawn was awesome, with all the new grass on the lake, it has kept the water very clear and you can see fish all over and of all kinds.

This month has made fishing fun for everybody of all ages and skill levels. We  have used no live bait, 100% artificial lures on our guide trips. It has made for some good opportunities to teach the basics to many, while it has let others learn new techniques to add to there angling talent. I would like to thank the Alderman family Pete Scilla and friends Ed Romanoz and all the others for having the opportunity be part of there fishing adventures.

Good fishing and God bless,

From Staff Writer Capt Mark Shepard (marks@bassonline.com )
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The Kopek family and friend Nate went on a Bass & Peacock  fishing adventure on April 26, 2009.   There’s only one place to do both in South Florida and that’s Lake Ida and Lake Osborne chain of lakes. The trip end with a mess of fish and good time was had by all.

Till next time tight lines and good fishing….
From Staff Writer Capt Brett Isackson (bretti@bassonline.com)
BassOnline.com / 888-829-BASS