Everglades (10/31/22)

[Capt. BassinLou]

Since this outing was primarily a peacock trip, I'm posting my report over here.

I arrived to the ramp at about 0645. Not a soul was around. Made my run as dawn was underway.
I had a good idea of the areas where the peas were going to be staging at so I tried several spots until I hit the mother load.

I basically stayed at one location catching one pea after another. Some were small, and several were nice.





I had great time. The peas were destroying an assortment of lures. Every time the bite died down, I would switch lures and the action would start right back up again. Lol!!





I had my fill of Peacocks and called the trip around noon. Was fortunate enough to boat 41 peas and only one bass. Smh. Lol!!



If we don't have a big freeze this upcoming year, the peacock population is going to be INSANE next year!

Thanks for reading.

[Canesfan]

Dang, son. Great job. That is a helluva lot of peas. Hopefully next time you have a client that wants to target peas they'll still be hanging around.

[Capt. BassinLou]

Dang, son. Great job. That is a helluva lot of peas. Hopefully next time you have a client that wants to target peas they'll still be hanging around.

Man, I sure hope so. Thank you!   

[Capt. BassinLou]

  I recorded the outing because I'm way behind on my YT content, but those damn video gremlins struck again. Had to scrap all the footage.   

[big g]

Sorry to hear about the vid problems.  That would have been fun to watch.  What were you catching them on?  Great job Lou!

[FlatsNBay]

Great job Lou. What was it about the area where you found them?

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[Capt. BassinLou]

Great job Lou. What was it about the area where you found them?

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Shallow to ledge transitions with current.

[Donald Garner]

Lou, congrats on the catching and tks for sharing the trip and those pictures with us.