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Florida Peacock Bass Fishing

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Saltwater Flats & Backcountry

Tarpon, Redfish, and Bonefish

Welcome To Peacock Adventures

Specializing In Peacock Bass and backcountry Fishing

We've always had a knack for unique and hard-to-target species. From peacock bass in the canals of South Florida to exotic species in the Amazon, bonefish in Biscayne Bay to backcountry tarpon, a trip with Peacock Adventures is a trip you're sure to remember.

Solo & Groups

Spin and Fly

Family-Friendly

Any Experience Level

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Freshwater

Spend a day on the canals with us as we fish for peacock bass, clown knifefish, and other exotic species with various tactics using traditional spin gear or a fly rod.

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Florida
Saltwater

Hop on the skiff as we pole and troll through the backcountry of the everglades, flats of the keys, and Biscayne Bay for Florida's most iconic saltwater species.

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Brazilian
Amazon Trips

Plan your bucket list trip to the Amazon with an experienced fishing travel team. From logistics and travel to accommodations and fishing, we take care of everything.

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Professional
Guides

Licensed & Certified
Ten+ Years Experience
Fully Insured

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Professional
Gear

Quality Rods & Reels
Top-Level Electronics
Best Boats & Motors

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Professional
Service

Hard Working
Fun & Relatable
Relentless Drive

Featured Trip

South Florida Peacock Bass Fishing Trips

We specialize in offering high-energy trips that keep our clients constantly entertained. The images that are taken from our trips create a memory that lasts a lifetime. Every trip is customized to your interests. Whether that may be learning a new fishing style, crossing a new species off a bucket list, or searching for the big one, we cover them all.

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Peacock Bass

$550 - $850

1-12
Anglers

4-8
Hours

Year
Round

This is a great way to explore the urban jungle that is the Miami canal system. A typical day nets anywhere from 15-50 fish—hopefully with that trophy peacock to check off your list.

Meet Your Guides

Over A Decade On The Water

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Capt. Scott Rose

I grew up in a small town called Armonk, New York, and spent most of my early years fly fishing the Farmington River for Brown Trout, Rainbows, and Atlantic Salmon. Some of my favorite evenings were spent fishing the magical sulphur hatches when the trout would simply not stop rising.

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Capt. George Alexander

All I've ever known is skiffs, tarpon, and snook. Seeing how my dad loved backcountry fishing, I followed in his footsteps and fishing has become my life. It's not about just putting you on fish, but showing you why they’re there, what their habits are, and how to target different species.

Posts

We love sharing our experience with clients both on and off the water. Read on to learn more about fishing from the canals of South Florida to the rivers of South America.

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Are Peacock Bass Good To Eat?

While they may be a nonnative species, Florida's Peacock Bass are regulated and here to stay.
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What are the best times to fish for Peacock Bass in Florida?

An in-depth overview of the best seasons and tactics for Florida Peacock Bass.
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The Top Eight places to catch Peacock Bass in Florida

Peacock Bass are warm-water ambush predators that thrive in South Florida's canals and lakes.
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How much do Florida Peacock Bass Fishing Trips Cost?

When it comes to guided trips, there are a varying range of trip types, options, and prices available.
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The Top Five Artificial Lures For Peacock Bass

The Top Five Artificial Lures For Peacock Bass

Our tried-and-true, top-five artificial lures for peacock bass fishing in South Florida.
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Why Are Peacock Bass Only In South Florida?

Why Are Peacock Bass Only In South Florida?

A non-native species introduced to South Florida's waterways in 1980 to control invasive species.
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