Denis Benchimol Minev:

This book tries to be a guide for bass fishing peacock, in all its aspects. After a peacock bass fisherman for almost 20 years I can tell, there are several positive aspects of this book, with a few small drawbacks.

First, you should be a fisherman already read about this. The vocabulary is much to those who know what they say, focused. On the positive side:

1 There are good pictures of fishermen catching large specimens. The pictures seem very exciting, but they are not even begin to life with a bit of luck you may even be those with an end).

2 It is a good guide to places like the Amazon is huge and there are areas where you can find only small fish (nature’s puzzle). They give a good indication of where they are looking for and how to get there (with the recommendation of the tour companies of 2003 can, so a little outdated.

3 It is very short and interesting section on the characteristics of the region, such as geology (Why are some rivers and other black right?), biology, etc. in very small doses, those are interesting and can wet the appetite to read more about the area. < br />
On the downside, the author describes almost as a science to attract the preferences of the peacock bass to color and type. After many years of observing, I can say that these characteristics from year to year is changing and from lake to lake, so my best advice, bring a full tackle box and try out alternatives. There is no science (yet) on what will make the peacock bass lunge.
Rating: 5.4