Peacock bass fishing is probably one of the most exciting game fishing due to this fish's tenacity. The exotic peacock bass, butterfly peacock or speckled peacock, are native to the Amazon River of South America. They have quickly become a very popular freshwater game fish in Florida. They have great fighting qualities and are a good eating fish as well.
Peacock bass fishing can only be done in warmer waters and have become an extremely popular freshwater game fish in Florida. They put up a great fight and are great to eat due to their delicate white meat as well.
This species of bass thrive in warmer water which has allowed peacock bass fishing to become an extremely
popular freshwater game fish in Florida. They have great fighting qualities and are a good eating fish as well.
Scheduling a peacock bass fishing trip
with one of the many guides in Florida is affordable and relatively easy. The serious peacock bass fisherman should consider planning a trip of a lifetime to the Amazon River or to the lakes and rivers of Venezuela. This is the ultimate in peacock bass fishing. Imagine fishing with the sounds of the jungle in the background and parrots and monkeys greeting you at every turn.
Flies, artificial or live bait can all be used to attrack the peacock bass. Some believe the most accurate method is to use live bait and fish during the daytime. A fly rod and an extremely sharp hook able to hook this elusive fish on the first hit and then enjoy the fight. A locally trained guide should have most of what is necessary for a memorable peacock bass fishing trip.
To ensure a memorable and productive peacock bass fishing trip contact one of the many experienced local guides in Florida. Also consider a trip to the Amazon for a really unforgettable experience. There are many sites online, read the testimonials or get a referral from a friend or fellow fisherman.
You may have fished in Florida all your life and be a native Floridian, but if you have not had the thrill of hooking up to a renown fighting peacock bass you haven't fished!
Learn more about fishing, fishing techniques and fishing destinations here Beginner Fly Fishing and also here Alaska Fishing Tours
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