was screwing around with some different worms this evening and decided to try out a little lure. forgive me for not knowing the name of it or anything else in the tackle box. anyways, here is the 4 i caught in less than an hour... i had no clue they were in here and this big.

next 2 are the same

next 3 are same fish

my size 12 crocks for measurement

Nice wtg

thx.

i am curently trying to buy a house and cant spend the cash on a nice 18ft bass boat. i am emailing a few people on craigslist right now for 10ft john boats and10ft pontoon type boats for a couple hundred bucks. would be perfect for me in these little pits in residential neighborhoods

thx.

i am curently trying to buy a house and cant spend the cash on a nice 18ft bass boat. i am emailing a few people on craigslist right now for 10ft john boats and10ft pontoon type boats for a couple hundred bucks. would be perfect for me in these little pits in residential neighborhoods

these florida canals can hold some pretty big bass, I've seen them 8 pounds in canals you can spit across!

My man I would wait to get a boat in the winter months. It's the off season and if you can hold out just a little longer I can almost guarantee you will find a good deal.

I waited 'til this past winter and got a 14ft jon boat with a 32lbs TM, a 2.7hp motor, has 2 comfortable seats, life vests, an anchor, a small battery, and a minnow keeper all on a trailer for $400 bucks. I got extremely lucky. But I saw tons of other decent deals that I don't see now because it's summer.

It would help if his state had a winter like ours does

actually guys, i am hopefully going to get back my dads old boat he sold to his friend 15 years ago. just a 13ft v hull with front deck. not too sure the deck is in too good of shape anymore. project time.

but this is pretty cool that i am getting the boat i grew up on as my own ya know? getting it for 100 bucks since the guy never uses it. i would need to get a trailer for it and motors, etc etc. but the sentimental value is there and worth the effort IMHO.

this was yesterday. the first peacock i have ever caught. i noticed the little teeth on these things. kinda made me nervous to handle it.

That's a mayan cichlid, not a peacock.

oh wow, i didnt even know. haha. is this a big one for that species? is there a shorter name for this fish?

anyone got more pics of thus type of fish caught? curious

folks who eat them call them strawberry daquiries. i used to catch 50-70 of them and give them to the ladies who work in my schools cafeteria. they are prety good, but i will stick with the saltwater variety when it comes to eating fish.