im goin fishing in florida!

[WckedMidas]

aero-jet canal system where u wana go

 

[Gruff Master]

Use a frog lure near the grassline. Something that moves/splashes on the surface a lot. In an area that you know they are living/breeding, they will bite it, and probably within 10 casts. They put up a heck of a fight! When you get one on deck/dock/shore be sure to have leather gloves on. They bite, even when hooked. I wear combat boots, step on them, then chop their heads off.

LOL...That's hardcore fishing, man! To think, my wife finds it hard just to bait a hook. I'd pay money to see her in combat boots, cutting off the heads of toothy fish! I live in North East Florida and as far as I am aware of, Snakeheads haven't been reported here. I know my fellow Floridians to the south get all the invasives living in their waters. They get to catch a bunch of Cichlids as well as other kinds of fish. I hope you catch a nice showpiece! Good luck.

 

[KABB44423]

Use a frog lure near the grassline. Something that moves/splashes on the surface a lot. In an area that you know they are living/breeding, they will bite it, and probably within 10 casts. They put up a heck of a fight! When you get one on deck/dock/shore be sure to have leather gloves on. They bite, even when hooked. I wear combat boots, step on them, then chop their heads off.

have you ever caught a snake head?????

 

[KABB44423]

from what these little kids catch i wanna go now!
http://www.kidsfishing.org/clubphotogallery.html

i dont think tht those are up to date pics (im from south florida and i fish in south florida) the p bass to me took a big hit with the cold weather at one time you could catch them with out trying but now they seem to be seldomly seen by me and my fishing buddies but the myans and midas are def here and there are bigger 1s out here than the pics show also jags here are huge in the lakes ,heres a quick tip tho if your hunting midas you have to go to miami

 

[ilovecacichlids]

hmm miami u say an i was thinking about catching a varity an bringing them back but is there laws about transporting exotic sport fish from one state to another?

 

[KABB44423]

hmm miami u say an i was thinking about catching a varity an bringing them back but is there laws about transporting exotic sport fish from one state to another?

THTS A GOOD QUESTION,BUT NOTHING IS ILLEGAL UNTIL YOU GET CAUGHT

 

[japes]

Love how they're all smiles.

I'm sure it's fun fishing, but from a greater perspective it's all an absolute disaster.

 

[Cichlaholics Anonymous]

catching cichlids and then taking them out of state shouldn't be an issue, except with tilapias (can't possess live ones) or pbass (due to bag limits/size regs)

 

[dadecountyalan]

Snakeheads are more hearty then Mayans and Peacocks. You catch a snakehead, you kill it. Them's the rules. Unless you want to keep it or eat it. Point is, do not let it back into the wild alive. They are not native and are killing all the other fish.

snakeheads can withstand the cold more than the natvie fish. but this happens every year. once the summer comes pb population kicks back up. and i cant disagree with you more. i ALWAYS see peacocks coming into snakehead nest and absolutely mauling down the babies leaving the parents stunned. this snakehead reputation is so insanely overblown. theres only two types of snakeheads that are truly vicious and neither of them are anywhere near south florida

 

[KABB44423]

snakeheads can withstand the cold more than the natvie fish. but this happens every year. once the summer comes pb population kicks back up. and i cant disagree with you more. i ALWAYS see peacocks coming into snakehead nest and absolutely mauling down the babies leaving the parents stunned. this snakehead reputation is so insanely overblown. theres only two types of snakeheads that are truly vicious and neither of them are anywhere near south florida

I AGREE THTS WHY I ASKED HAS HE EVER CAUGHT A SNAKE HEAD