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• capt louie citrus countyPosts: 10,770 Moderator

  February 2014 #2

  All the Miami canals are basically rock quarries or drain canals cut into the limestone.
  Lots are interconnected and about all have peacocks. So, hard to pinpoint.
  
  Welcome to the forum !

  "You'll get your weather"

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• louief97 Posts: 21 Greenhorn

  February 2014 #3

  capt louie wrote: »

  All the Miami canals are basically rock quarries or drain canals cut into the limestone.
  Lots are interconnected and about all have peacocks. So, hard to pinpoint.
  
  Welcome to the forum !

  
  Thanks!
  In the video it was a lake/quarry wasn't a canal. It had the white sand/dirt, I don't what to call it lol. I'll try to find the video again and post it here.

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• louief97 Posts: 21 Greenhorn

  February 2014 #4

  capt louie wrote: »

  All the Miami canals are basically rock quarries or drain canals cut into the limestone.
  Lots are interconnected and about all have peacocks. So, hard to pinpoint.
  
  Welcome to the forum !

  
  Found it: http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=lthAXCbHeqY
  
  It starts at around 3 mins and 45 seconds. See if you can recognize it.

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• JonathanT305 Posts: 164 Deckhand

  February 2014 #5

  I know exactly where that is. I've always wondered how the fishing is there. I didn't even know you're allowed to fish there. I can pm it to you if you'd like.

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• louief97 Posts: 21 Greenhorn

  February 2014 #6

  JonathanT305 wrote: »

  I know exactly where that is. I've always wondered how the fishing is there. I didn't even know you're allowed to fish there. I can pm it to you if you'd like.

  
  I sent you a PM.

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• Rodwinder Posts: 3 Greenhorn

  February 2014 #7

  any land access there?

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• FISHIN' GYPSY Posts: 336 Officer

  February 2014 #8

  It looks like the pits just north of Miami, on the West side of I-95. There were 7 or 8 pits there, that the state was going to turn into a park, and even construct an exit just for the park. It could also be the big pit just south of Miami, south of Black Point??? My son lived in south Miami for years, and I caught a BUNCH of nice Peacocks out of the canals, pits and development lakes there.

  GOD BLESS AND TIGHT LINES!

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