Thursday, August 5, 2010

PEACOCK BASSIN'

Not the hardest of adversaries, the introduced
Peacock Bass however, does provide many a
thrill to budding lure anglers. Most flock to
the most populous region, the Northern Central
area of the Peninsular, to pursue these fish
and that's where we found ourselves
one fine morning not too long ago.
This time though, it was a strictly
landbased exercise. None the less the bass were
willing and made their presence felt from
the word go.

Beating them to it first was a little Giant Snakehead...

IMA Sasuke SS-95 proving its undoing...

Many small to medium PBs were taken on the
IMA Trip 85...

It proved itself to be a great lure to work above the
shallow weeds...

Another performer which worked well amongst the
sunken vegetation...

The IMA Gene 110, a shallow jerkbait with wild action...

Biggest Bass of the day, very handsome
well-proportioned fish...

It fell to the Gene 110 like the others before it...

Switched to lighter gear and scored a few
more good fish...

Imakatsu Riprizer did well to fool some fish in
shallow water...

It was almost too easy, with fish after fish
falling for the erratic twitched Riprizer
in White/Chartreuse...
Spotted some marauding PBs attacking a
pod of Toman fries, clipped on a PB-colour
IMA Sasuke and scored this 4kg+ fish...

Battle-scarred Sasuke for keepsakes...


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