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When: Jan 27, 2011 Where: Miami Canals Lenny Sortino finished his three day trip to south Florida Peacock Bass catching
in Miami. He boated 19 peacock bass
up to three pounds all on live bait. The water is finally starting to warm up which will mean incredible days catching
these beautiful fighting fish which can
only be caught in South Florida. You can also inquiry about catching Peacock Bass in Brazil which we can help you
arrange the trip of a lifetime.
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When: Jan 26,2012 Where: Lake Okeechobee Lenny Sortino fished with us now for his 5th time and did quite well on bass and peacock bass fishing. We started
on Lake Okeechobee with Lenny landing
this nice 7 lb. largemouth bass on a shiner in Pelican Bay. Day two we fished the north near Henry Creek area and caught
at least 20 bass up to 7 lbs. with quite
a few over 4 lbs. What a great week on Lake Okeechobee.
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When: Jan
18,2012 Where:Lake
Okeechobee Kelly
& Robert Cimato were out for a day
of shiner fishing on Lake Okeechobee and landed these nice 8 lb. and 7 lb. beauties on the south end of
the lake. Okeechobee is red hot right
now and should stay good for months until the water becomes to hot. But then the Florida Everglades will become red hot. We are so
spoiled in South Florida when it comes
to bass fishing.
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Peacock Bass fishing in South Florida has been slow up until recently because of cold weather and high water conditions. Now
that the colder weather has moved out we should start to experience better fishing days. Usually April and May are the peak
spawning season for Peacock Bass yeilded between 20 to 40 fish per day for two fisherman. We've had three peacock bass trips
over the last two weeks and boated over 70 peacock bass up to four pounds. Here's Mike Smith's fish he caught this week in
Miami.
