Well folks with all the bad weather we've had these past few days. The Urban bite has still been very good. I had the pleasure to guide a very motivated, and quick learning angler to her first "Urban Slam". We meet early in the A.M, to get a shot at some freshie Tarpon. For strictly Peacocks, yous can get a later start. But if yous want a Slam...got to get up early. Boy they were everywhere! Unfortunately they were more interested in the 1" long Minnows that have been schooling up in the canals...very hard to match the hatch. We had shots, but no takers.
Being my clients first time on a Gheenoe, she was very impressed at the stability of the boat. So off we go in search of the other players in the canal systems. After a couple of quick lessons on casting techniques and how to use the arti's she was tossing. It was on..big time! My client wound up catching an elusive Urban Grand Slam...four or more species in one day. Peacock Bass. Common Snook, Swordspine Snook, Lg. Mouth Bass, Mayan Chiclids and a Huge Gar to boot. I'd say that was a pretty good day, and look forward to doing it again.. I have a couple of open days next week if anybody wants to try for the slam. We took some pics of the day for yous to check out. Thanks for reading our report.
Thanks for the report Cobra, hope things in the urban guide biz is good. I fished them peacocks once, strong arse fish! Ya ever get out in the clear water for snook & fly linin tarpon? (I'm kinda new so if ya have I haven't caught it...)
Thanks for the report Cobra, hope things in the urban guide biz is good. I fished them peacocks once, strong arse fish! Ya ever get out in the clear water for snook & fly linin tarpon? (I'm kinda new so if ya have I haven't caught it...)
Thanks! Yup, your right the Peacocks fight like much bigger fish. As far as Poons and Snook go; there's plenty of them in the canal systems. I know for sure that they eat up clousers in shad patterns.
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