I like fly fishing..... to me it's relaxing. The peacock bass feed mostly on smaller fish so streamer flys work great. You also don't have to carry so much tackle with you all the time. There is nothing like catching a fish with a fly you tied yourself.
One thing, although you can get into fly fishing for under $100 with one of those starter kits. There is a big difference in a $59 rod and a $300 rod. Same with the reels. Most people start out with a low cost rod and reel, and end up buying a more expensive outfit later. That's what I did.
After "trying out" some quality gear of my friends, I was lucky to buy a used rod from one of the guys. I love it. I guess I should have spent the money on some good used gear up front and saved money in the long run.
Now I have a bunch of Sage fly rods that I supply for people fishing with us. After fishing with one of our rods all day , I've had several people tell me they replaced their rod with a "more expensive" rod. There is a big difference.
With fishing tackle, you get what you pay for. Buy the best you can afford.
Aloha,
Stan