PEACOCK BASS FISHING PALM BEACH COUNTY

When visiting Palm Beach County, FL many anglers search and wish to catch the exotic Florida Peacock Bass. Luckily, within minutes you can be catching this beautiful and hard-fighting bass. While peacock bass fishing Palm Beach County, you will get the chance to experience urban fishing along the endless canals of the Lake Ida Chain of Lakes. 

This South American species of bass were introduced to south Florida to help manage the exotic species explosion in our lakes and canal systems. As a result, you do not have to travel to Amazon to catch a peacock bass. When traveling to Florida, be sure to check out what a peacock bass fishing charter can do for you. 

The Lake Ida Chain of Lakes in Palm Beach County has a long chain of canals and lakes that provide the perfect habitat for peacock bass, largemouth bass, clown knife fish, and more. In Boynton Beach, you can explore the most northern part of the chain on Lake Osborne. Traveling further south to Delray Beach, FL, you can experience Lake Ida. Both have their unique features that can create a memorable trip for your whole family. 

When looking to plan a Peacock Bass Fishing Palm Beach County Charter, we offer 4, 6, and 8-hour fishing trips. Each trip length will provide you with different actions. A 4-hour charter or “half-day” will allow you to cash in on some big fish in a short period of time. Our 6-hour charter or “super half-day” provides even more time on the water with increased odds at catching that trophy fish. Finally, our 8-hour charter is the perfect trip for the anglers looking to catch a trophy bass on this chain giving the whole day to do so. 

We look forward to seeing you on the water soon! 

When visiting Palm Beach County, FL many anglers search and wish to catch the exotic Florida Peacock Bass. Luckily, within minutes you can be catching this beautiful and hard-fighting bass. While peacock bass fishing Palm Beach County, you will get the chance to experience urban fishing along the endless canals of the Lake Ida Chain of Lakes. 

This South American species of bass were introduced to south Florida to help manage the exotic species explosion in our lakes and canal systems. As a result, you do not have to travel to Amazon to catch a peacock bass. When traveling to Florida, be sure to check out what a peacock bass fishing charter can do for you.