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How to catch Unique Florida Gar at Everglades | Fishing Planet

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Select Floating Thicket Location and once you entered the area, head forward until you reach the end of the dock and face left. Cast your rod towards the last marker in front of you at the left of the lilypads to your left, as shown in the video. Once the lure sinks into the river, a fish icon will appear on the top right of your screen. Press and hold left mouse button to reel in the lure and after press and hold the left mouse button, use another finger and press and hold the right mouse button, without releasing the left mouse button. This action will raise up your rod and then release both mouse buttons again and the rod will drop down again to normal level. Repeat the process again until the word WALKING appears below the fish icon on the top right of your screen with 1 dot. Strike when you see the fish icon dops out of a sudden and disappear and the tension bar indicator at the right of your screen suddenly shoots up. Reel in the fish and if you fail, cast your rod again to the same hotspot and repeat the whole process again until you catch it. Location: (-11.37,1.82). Rod Setup - Jigwinner 270 Spinning Rod, 2.7m length, Lure Weight -4-18gram, Line Weight (1.5-6kg), LineGlider 6000 Spin Reel, Max.Drag - 12kg, Recovery -75cm, Fluro Line 0.3mm, Diameter 0.3mm, Length - 500m, Test Weight 5.5kg, Color -Clear, Titanium Leader 0.13, 0.13mm diameter, Length - 0.25m, Test Weight - 5.8kg, Color -Black with Walker Lure, #3/0, 14gram. Cast your rods toward the following location during the peak time to catch the fish. Please take note that this is just a general guideline and is just one of the solutions to catch the fish and not the sole and magical solution to catch it. Related videos -    • How to catch Trophy Gafftopsail Catfish at...   (Trophy Gafftopsail Catfish, Everglades)