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Sunday, December 26, 2004. Reading the Waters for Peacock Bass at. Entrance to Lower Peirce Reservoir. First of all, I would like to state that there is no scientific basis to what I will be writing. Over the years, I had very haphazardly kept a fishing log on my fishing adventures at Lower Peirce Reservoir. Some of my explanations might seem to be scientific, but they are not. Only speculations, but it did catch a lot more fish for me. A brilliantly coloured juvenile Peacock Bass. Hopefully, you can inc.CONTENT
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