South Florida’s Peacock Bass
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This is the first book that deals exclusively with all aspects of fishing for peacock bass, one of the world’s greatest freshwater gamefish, in their only range in the continental United States. This book is 176 pages long, contains over 90 photographs, and covers: -Detailed maps and descriptions of the hottest peacock spots in the area, including directions to 16 boat ramps and over 100 places to fish from shore -Easy to read appendices listing every South … More >>
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I have been an avid Peacock Bass fisherman for the last five years. I use to fish for Peacock Bass in the same way that I would fish for Largemouth Bass. Needless to say I did not have much success with worms or spinner baits. My brother gave me a copy of Carlos Hidalgo’s book as a gift. I was amazed at how informative and helpful this book was. It made me realize how many things I was doing wrong when fishing for Peacocks. My brother and I go fishing for Peacocks in the Miami Airport Lakes at least once a week. We catch an average of a dozen Peacocks per trip. We would like to thank Mr. Carlos Hidalgo for his wonderful book.
Rating: 5 / 5