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  1. 08-22-2019, 10:46 AM #1
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    Hi guys,

    New member here. I live in South Florida and enjoying multispecies fishing. Basically I'm happy with whatever bites. However, I have a strong preference to panfish. Love using little lures on ultralight with two pound test. Here's a video from this past weekend. I've got plenty more on my channel. Looking forward to my time here.

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    Welcome and thanks for sharing.
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    Welcome from Debary, looking forward to your posts.
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    Interesting video. I have tried small crankbaits for Sunfish but haven’t had much luck with them here. Mainly just catch small bass with them.


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    cool video , what kind of cichlids are those ? baby peacock bass or something else ?
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    Mayan cichlids. Cool video, enjoyed that. Reminds me of fishing our old farm pond.
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    A good video, Welcome from TN.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ketchn View Post
    cool video , what kind of cichlids are those ? baby peacock bass or something else ?
    Mayan cichlids, native to Central America. I'm not a big fan mainly because they compete directly with the native bluegill and since they're bigger and more aggressive, they usually win. As I mentioned in this video, bluegills are pretty rare in ponds that have these guys as well.
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    Quote Originally Posted by D10 View Post
    Interesting video. I have tried small crankbaits for Sunfish but haven’t had much luck with them here. Mainly just catch small bass with them.


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    Here's the story of this lure. I bought it sometime around 2012 or 2013, I think, when I was still living in NJ. I used it once and didn't catch anything. It stayed in my tackle box unused ever since. Last weekend I figured I could give it one more chance and it paid off.
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    Good catch and welcome. Do you eat those cichlids? Take them out of the small waters and fry them up, a win for native fish and fishermen.
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