Some of the following reports are reproduced with permission of The Angling Report, others has been written by anglers to us
PEACOCK BASS FISHING REPORTS - Index
- Angler Testimonial - March, 2010
- Angler Testimonial - February, 2009
- Angler Testimonial - February, 2008
- Angler Testimonial - February, 2007
- Angling Report - February, 2007 - Acute Angling
- Angling Report - February, 2007 - Rod & Gun
- Angling Report - January, 2007
- Angling Report - October, 2005 - Rod & Gun
- Angling Report - January, 2003
- Angling Report - December, 2002
- Angling Report - August, 2002
- Angling Report - January, 2002
- Angling Report - January, 1995
ANGLING REPORT ARTICLES
- When peacock bass fishing season was a near-complete wash-out, River Plate Outfitters rescheduled his clients or sent them to other destinations. March, 2006 - Know more about 2006 season
- Down in the Amazon Basin of Brazil, clients don’t know it but a war of sorts is going on between outfitters trying to lock up prime stretches of river. We don’t dare mention any names here for fear of lawsuits or worse, but trust us – the competition is fierce. To give you some idea of what’s going on, we turned to Garrett Veneklasen of Interangler.September, 2003 - Find out how to choose the right outfitter
- "The peacock bass is not really a bass at all. It is a member of the chiclid family of fishes, which also includes the guapote (rainbow bass), oscar and tilapia, among many others. The peacock bass derives its name from the conspicuous, ocellated (ringed in gold) black mark on its tail, which resembles the vivid "eye" on the beautiful plume of a peacock's tail"- Larry Larsen - November, 1997 - Know more about Peacock bass
