a informative blog on the bass fishing on the island of oahu, specifically at the largest freshwater reservoir known as lake wilson.pictures and techniques of what has been working for me and general information on the lake.
Tucanare , A.K.A. Peacock bass or Pavon
Thursday, January 19, 2012
lake wilson hawaii species
well lets see......... there are northern strain largemouth bass, smallmouth bass although quite rare in the warm lake waters. there are butterfly peacock bass, a smaller version of the amazon ones so many people drool over, not to worry ours still attain a doable size and fight just as hard.there are oscar,tilapia, and channel catfish. there are pongee aka snakeheads, no not the giant northern ones. although now rare as well, i hear they are good eating if your brave enough lol just watch out they got serious teeth on them. there are bluegills that are coming back after a near extinction during the salvinia invasion. recently within the last 12 -15 years red devils and many invasive cichlids have been introduced. we have plecos aka armored catfish that would fill a whole fish tank they are so big. their are red eared turtles now as well. freshwater needlefish a very small type of gar. their are mosquito fish and thread fin shad. and every once in awhile someone will fish up a pacu or some other strange or dangerous fish. its a very diverse fishery and it has suffered do to peoples carelessness. the game fish have really taken a hit with all the aggressive invasive species. hopefully they make a strong comeback!!
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