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Re: What's the MOST Challenging Fish...

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Originally Posted by MahiMan View Post
Every time I read about fresh water spearing it seems soo odd...... mainly because its illegal here. Wonder what it would be like hunting peacock bass down here, even though they are invasive they are very welcome ..... on second thought everything in most freshwater bodies here have extremely high levels of mercury, so its not in our best interest I'd say =x

There are tons of invasive freshwater fish down here now that I think about it O_o
Where I grew up on Kauai we had a bunch of man-made resevoirs for the sugarcane fields. After a while they were stocked with game fish like large and small mouth bass, talapia, and peacock bass (im assuming they are the same, look like a bass with a black dot one of the top fins?) we used to fish for them w/ small tackle.

Peacock bass (we called them tucanary) were friggen bad ass! My friends dad used to dive the golf coarse ponds for a living to collect golf balls. He was attacked by peacock bass numerous times. (protecting their nests) Once a tucanary hit him in the face so hard it split his mask in two

I thought that was pretty gnarly!
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