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martin 10-31-2015 09:08 AM

Finally got a good en
 
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Went exploring last night and got me good one twice.. I gigged him and was trying to get him in the cooler .then he got off and flopped right out the boat. Lucky for me he swam about 15' and I tracked him down and wammo back in the boat... I love gigging flounder its so therapeutic.

JohnC 10-31-2015 09:16 PM

That's a really nice bunch of fish! I didn't know you could get them that big on the gulf coast. I spent many nights as a teenager standing on the bow of a 10' Jon boat sticking flounder - when they're around and the water is clear it's about the most fun you can have fishing.
Add a little crabmeat stuffing and you have a meal fit for a king!

Old'sCool 11-01-2015 08:20 AM

I love gigging! They've just about moved on here but last weekend I stuck 11 and 4 trout. What are you running for lights?

martin 11-01-2015 09:50 AM

[QUOTE=JohnC;239775]That's a really nice bunch of fish! I didn't know you could get them that big on the gulf coast. I spent many nights as a teenager standing on the bow of a 10' Jon boat sticking flounder - when they're around and the water is clear it's about the most fun you can have fishing.
Add a little crabmeat stuffing and you have a meal fit for a king![/QUOTE

The blue crabs are in the holding pen..

martin 11-01-2015 09:55 AM

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Originally Posted by JohnC (Post 239775)
That's a really nice bunch of fish! I didn't know you could get them that big on the gulf coast. I spent many nights as a teenager standing on the bow of a 10' Jon boat sticking flounder - when they're around and the water is clear it's about the most fun you can have fishing.
Add a little crabmeat stuffing and you have a meal fit for a king![/QUOTE.

John the get even bigger, hence the name, Door mat.. I have seen people get 24"- 26" the body was 3" thick. Aguy last night lost his gig when he stuck a 24" inches...

The blue crabs are in the holding pen..


martin 11-01-2015 09:59 AM

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Originally Posted by Old'sCool (Post 239776)
I love gigging! They've just about moved on here but last weekend I stuck 11 and 4 trout. What are you running for lights?

Yea down here we can't stick trout. But man there are everywhere so ar the redfish... I use 3 Starfire lights.qbeam... I have not upgraded to led. Cause of expense. But then again I run two batts...

JohnC 11-01-2015 06:43 PM

My brother still flounders around New Smyrna, he went to a harbor freight generator and a 500w halogen bulb. I have not seen it work but he claims that it will put out about 10X what my old 12V system would put out. He said some who use bigger generators run 1000w halogen. Redneck ingenuity I guess!

martin 11-01-2015 08:47 PM

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Originally Posted by JohnC (Post 239790)
My brother still flounders around New Smyrna, he went to a harbor freight generator and a 500w halogen bulb. I have not seen it work but he claims that it will put out about 10X what my old 12V system would put out. He said some who use bigger generators run 1000w halogen. Redneck ingenuity I guess!

Yea they got some real nice gen powered boats . I like the peacefulness of being out there. So I still run batts.I'm upgrading my bulbes to 100 water hallogens. Mine are under water so it will lite up plemty

flyingfrizzle 11-02-2015 12:26 PM

Way to go martin, some nice door matts there. I have picked up a few nice ones on rod and reel here but shifting into the trout now. I there isn't much I wouldn't trade for a nice 5lb flounder for a fish fry night....

martin 11-02-2015 04:12 PM

Gigging
 
Thanks guys., this is about all the hunting I do.. It really gets my heart racing.. Hunting them ,I love gigging them..it also lets me scout around and see where the redfish and trout hangout at night


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