pee wee

hit the ding darling culverts on moving tide with a vudu shrimp

Got a few days off of work these next couple weeks and looking to get after the peacocks. I've heard about how the pembroke and Miramar area Lakes hold peas, curious if any specific lakes offer consistent action?

The Coral Springs/ Tamarac area is the known ground zero for the snakes, but does anyone know of the extent of the snake invasion to Palm beach? I've heard rumblings of snakes in the 441 canal, but haven't seen any. Anyone with any luck?

Where in westoN? C11?

Boynton Waters??

And has anyone had any success on the snakes lately in the 441 Boca area canals??

are you serious?

These have been all over Instagram. Where are they and what works??

@ Tim kelly stop in Homestead before you get down to the keys, plenty of peas down there

If you're quick enough about throwing them back into the body of water you caught them in, nobody's going to slap you with a possession charge

throw them back

no worries kik! just trying to get the dirt on the peas. I've heard the furthest north has been just south of the PBI airport. Makes sense as the canal system connects to Ida-Ozz.

As the reports of cold fronts on the weather channel begin to pick up, this is the time of year I start to cringe. It's no secret the peas were relatively stacked in the osborne-ida chain with some pretty consistent action over the summer, but my question is how far north have they made it and should I be hopeful for movement into the northern reaches of the county? What's the furthest north you guys have caught em?

good to know, will try to get out there and slay some before the man comes to pave more of south FL. Tight lines!

dial in your googleEarth to nw 97th ave and nw 138th st and start creeping north on 97th (can't get you an exact street number). I just drove all the way to the end where it dead ends and saw an area where it looked like people put boats in. I'm not sure if it's private bc the part I saw was right on 97th, hopped across a shallow ditch to see it. No peas in immediate view just some dink mayans.

has anyone had any luck in the quarry lake up on 97th ave north of okeechobee? I scouted it out today but didn't see any peas. Anyone have success here? Pretty sure it's the one from that video posted on one of these threads

Dyer park holds some good bass, away from the hood and not too pressured from what I've seen. PM me if you need more north palm beach area spots.