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Comment by paul sach on July 26, 2013 at 12:54pm
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Very popular Oscars of the invasive fish down here, I try to stay outa the Everglades, those
Rock pythons and constrictors aren't my thing, I can deal with alligators, but snakes that are 180 lbs give me the creeps ... Don't like snakes ..almost stepped on one few weeks ago ..never knew I could elevate like that .......Paul
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Comment by Slip Sinker on July 26, 2013 at 12:46pm
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i heard oscars are the number one gamefish in the everglades now.
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Thanks Paul... im planning a trip down sometime in january till march. i want to search for a used gheenoe or if i have to buy new. then use it for a few weeks till it warms up here in michigan again.
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Ken ....Never ate this specie, the locals go nuts for them ... Also tilapia is very good and expensive
Fish ... If you ever get down here ill take you out fishing peacocks, tilapia, oscars, cichlids all readily available .....give me a yell ...
Paul
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Paul this fish is another reason i need to fish down in florida... i heard they were excellent eating
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