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Old 06-22-2008, 12:06 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Default Anybody fish... What you no about this..

58" 40lbs..
The head fit in a home depot bucket touching all sides...
The biggest fish I ever caught... Last year I caught 53" 35lbs...

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Old 06-22-2008, 01:19 AM   #2 (permalink)
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damn that fish is big
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Old 06-22-2008, 09:01 AM   #3 (permalink)
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nice striper, did you eat it there good.
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nice catch bob !
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Yes one of the 3" thick fillets hit the grill saturday... I caught it wednesday night.. Thanks guys..
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Old 06-22-2008, 12:29 PM   #6 (permalink)
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20 lb mutton
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hammerhead shark caught off the beach in florida
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i like fishing in florida more then NY. u get more of a variety of a fight on ur rod
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Old 06-22-2008, 12:37 PM   #7 (permalink)
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Ny has variety.. Stripe bass, Weakfish, Bluefish, Sand shark,Sea Robin, Ling, Blackfish, Porgies, and the list goes on..
Did you say 20lbs or inches.. I fish a lot.....Alot..
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Hey Tobin nice catch. Where did you bag that one?
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sea robins lol thats all i catch there has to be like 1,000,000,000,000,000,000 of them in the water!
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Back in 98 I caught a 6'0 125 Tarpen of the coast of Hilton Head Island SC...Was a two hour fight to get it to the side of the boat...Took pictures and then released...What a great day that was...Ill see if I can find the pics, scan them and then upload them..
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Great kills beach side..

When I see Sea Robins it's time to move to the next spot...
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Wow ,,, What is this fish??
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must of been a to get that puppy out of the water . nice catch !
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Old 06-26-2008, 06:37 PM   #16 (permalink)
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Goliath Grouper from the looks of it. That is how we fish down in florida! right? They get the size of Volkswagons, believe it or not, that is not an adult fish, just a juvenile. (Big as hell though nice catch) I swam next to one that was close to 500 pounds, big as hell. There is one that lives near this pier I dive when the fisherman don't complain...and they do they think I scare the fish away...nonsense. Anyway it is a goood 250-300 pounds real nice looking fish.

I have fished the north, and the south. Bluefish and stripers are fun, but way more stuff down here, and our fish taste better. Ever eat a snook?

Although the flounder fishing up by you is better.
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Nice I'll have to go fishing in july when I'm in Florida... Where though???
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Nice I'll have to go fishing in july when I'm in Florida... Where though???
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must of been a to get that puppy out of the water . nice catch !
hahaha ya it was thanks
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Goliath Grouper from the looks of it. That is how we fish down in florida! right? They get the size of Volkswagons, believe it or not, that is not an adult fish, just a juvenile. (Big as hell though nice catch) I swam next to one that was close to 500 pounds, big as hell. There is one that lives near this pier I dive when the fisherman don't complain...and they do they think I scare the fish away...nonsense. Anyway it is a goood 250-300 pounds real nice looking fish.

I have fished the north, and the south. Bluefish and stripers are fun, but way more stuff down here, and our fish taste better. Ever eat a snook?

Although the flounder fishing up by you is better.
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