Central florida freshwater SNOOK & tarpon too!!

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I don't know if they can reproduce but, at least we know they can't get out! :wink:
BTW- Have you fished 'em again recently?
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Freshwater Snook cannot reproduce. It requires salinity to activate the sperm.

Beautiful fishies in that little pond!
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Snookfinatic wrote: 52m mirrolure
What a shame. That could have been a nice catch :wink:
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BearsFan wrote:
Snookfinatic wrote: 52m mirrolure
What a shame. That could have been a nice catch :wink:
The hippy rod could not get a cast long enough with a tree line, a boat house, and my truck behind me! :)
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