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Patience. The sharks (and stingrays) are hopefully in the open water, and we'll hopefully be able to get on them later in the week. And for now I really don't mind catching red drum - I'd only caught three before this trip.
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Me and Roger did manage 3 little sandbar sharks, the biggest one above in pearlescent purple - wouldn't mind seeing one about six or seven foot. Then I landed two hard fighting red drum - great fights, long runs and they never give up - especially the second one...
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42' male about 23lb
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43' female 30lb+
Nice one mate, looking good! Conditions appear to be alright now.
ReplyDeleteHoping to get to some offshore coast over the next couple of days. Still muddy and water is a bit fresh but getting better all the time...
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