That sucks.@crock1... there was also some bass with orange in there i guessthere were baby peacocks. also was snatching up sunfish an blue gill. Hopefully if i keep hitting that creek ill hit the jackpot.
Aren't you up in Polk County? If so, you ain't getting any peacocks up there. Tell me where your at up there and I'm sure I can find out where you can go catch some fish. My nephew works for FWC with the fish stocking/counting program and he knows where they are, cause if he didn't put them there he has probably shocked them up and counted them!
That sucks.@crock1... there was also some bass with orange in there i guessthere were baby peacocks. also was snatching up sunfish an blue gill. Hopefully if i keep hitting that creek ill hit the jackpot.
Aren't you up in Polk County? If so, you ain't getting any peacocks up there. Tell me where your at up there and I'm sure I can find out where you can go catch some fish. My nephew works for FWC with the fish stocking/counting program and he knows where they are, cause if he didn't put them there he has probably shocked them up and counted them!
i was thinking the same thing.. peaocks? lol.. he saw talapia they are orange on the tail and belly.
Def not talapia i know what they look lile. The fish i caught wasnt bright red an green but was a darkish color with red eyes an red belly was a bass for sure. Im in lakeland near tenoroc
Could have been a warmouth I've caught a few and they have red eyes and a red orange belly they don't get real big and they have the head of a bass and body like a bream.
Def not talapia i know what they look lile. The fish i caught wasnt bright red an green but was a darkish color with red eyes an red belly was a bass for sure. Im in lakeland near tenoroc
Interesting! Of course, bass coloration can be affected by diet and water quality. I'll ask my nephew if they're stocking any type of hybrids or if he's seen these same fish. I'll also ask if he knows any hot spots!
