Today I had the pleasure of taking out some repeat customers from Cooper City, Florida. John, Grampa Rod and little 5 year old Ethan. 

These guys have been just about everywhere with me, so I told them lets go to a diffrent spot this time around. I beleive we can catch more peacock bass and better quaility. We were only fishing for 4 hours today, so we went close by the Bait and Tackle shop. In this 4 hour trip we caught close to 30 peacock bass up to 4 pounds.

Ethan said, what a great day!

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Today’s we are fishing with the Hyre family for there 2nd day in South Florida. On day two they have decided to go peacock bass fishing with us. Originally Chris and her daughter were going to stay in the area and go shopping while dad enjoyed a day of fishing. But after catching over 60 bass in the Everglades yesterday, all three of them could not resist the chance to catch a Peacock bass.

The draw a nice day for fathers day, with a steady lite breeze and slightly over cast. The Hyre family are from Elkton, RI so there’s nothing like these Peacock bass up that way but maybe a small-mouth bass.

We mainly fished with shiners because of having three people on the boat and we wanted there twelve year old daughter to put a few of these fish in the boat, and did she ever.

They caught about 28, and had a chance at 40 Peacock bass in 6 hours. Take a close look at the pictures above, is there a better fathers day gift to give?

It was great to have them down for the holiday, it was so busy for the weekend with fathers day. Hope you had a chance to get out yourself, if not give us a call. It’s never to late late!

You can read more about my fishing trips by visiting out Everglades blog!

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  Today, I had out bass fishing Tom Smith from New Jersey and one of his college buddies Shawn from Boston for a day of bass fishing in the Everglades. There were five of them down in the Ft Lauderdale area, basically they were partying and hanging out. So a couple of them decided to get out on the water, see a few alligators and catch some Florida bass. The wind was blowing around 15 to 20 mph so they were really glad they didn’t choose to go offshore saltwater fishing. They said, “man it would have been bad.” This is one of the nice things about South Florida freshwater fishing, it’s aways a good com day!

 We decided to start out on one of my schooling bass spots, so even that these two were a little hung over still, we got them in the mode of catching bass right away with fast action. It was one after another for probably the first 45 minutes, oh yes…did I mention that it was all on top water. Once the action slowed we settled in and started throwing Everglades frogs, jerkbaits and plastics. Shawn was the hero today with a few fish just over 4 lbs, while Tom was the one at the end of the day to loose a trophy Florida largemouth bass that would have been in the 6 to 7lb range by the looks of her as she jumped to freedom.

This day produced 1 to 4 lb bass most all day, with the total being in the 50′s.

Remember we are the largest Florida bass fishing guide service in the state, so you are always guarrenteed a successful trip with our NO FISH, NO PAY Policy. Whether you are in Orlando, Central Florida area fishing Lake Toho or fishing world famous Lake Okeechobee are maybe experiencing the hard fighting Peacock bass while visiting South Florida.

I look forward to talking fishing with all of you!

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I took Steven Boelsche and his brother Doug from Pinalls, FL out for a fun filled day in Miami for the mighty Peacock Bass.

 It started off with some topwater fun, we nailed a snook right off the bat. The rest of the day was awesome with action all day.

 We decided to take a break from catching Peacock bass and fish a split-day which a full day trip with a lunch break in the middle.

 After the lunch break, back at it the action was hot like we never stopped. We caught Peacock Bass from 2 to 4 pound and ended up catching around 25 Peacock bass all day.

 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!

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