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NEEDLEFISH............6 inches of body 6 inches of head with nothing but teeth

Gulp is amazingggggggggggggggggg

Now that's what I call a Sarasota Tarpon................

I know this is not a kayak related but since nobody post anything about the east coast, I figured I would put something up.
Now for the guys with ball you can catch these beasty 20lb Bonita 2 to 3 miles off the beach. Launch by the St Lucie power plant on South Hutchinson Island and have a blast

2 things....make sure you tie the rod to the holder and lookout for trees. It not the wind but the tree branches will get all the time

Nice job Rusty

Heywood wrote:

DaveR wrote: It looks like old Bill is back!

Screw you toaster boy

Now......... that is funny

At least you did'nt flip and go in the drink like I did my first time out.

Was invited to fish on a buddy of mine 47 Viking saturday over in Stuart. Our goal was to get some sails and dolphin. We left the marina at 7:00 am and headed northeast to our destination which put us just north of Ft Pierce and 14 miles offshore. Well all we got was Bonita, we could not get away fr...

The launch is at the north skyway rest area. As you pull into the rest area stay to the right and you will see a road that leads to nowhere. Find a hole in the mangros and launch away
Call me at 941 650-1487

snooker56 wrote:

Todd wrote:Had quite the showing of manatees behind my house this morning including a very young one that was no more that 3' to 4' long.

The small ones are the best eating. The big ones tend to flop over on the spit.

Yeh !!! They taste like chicken

The guys at Economy know what's up for sure. They are very knowledgeable. The Gulp "New Penny" Shrimp is the #1 selling color on Florida. One of the best baits ever........I've caught all kind of fish on Gulp from Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, South and North Carolina. That ha...

Ouch !!!!!!!!!!!

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You'all come back now

Yeh ......Why not....
Even if you don't catch a fish your still on the water