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Old 04-03-2017, 07:25 AM
kmoose kmoose is offline
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Any day on the water is a good day Tom, gags or not. We need to get you set up to troll for the grey ghosts. This is a very successful method that not only puts them in the boat but gives you the opportunity to find your own "secret" spots to fish. All you need is a couple of decent boat rods with 65lb braid, 80lb fluorocarbon leader and some Mann's stretch 30s. You'll catch not only grouper, but kings, jacks and tuna as well.
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Old 04-03-2017, 08:09 AM
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"to find your own "secret" spots to fish. All you need is a couple of decent boat rods with 65lb braid, 80lb fluorocarbon leader and some Mann's stretch 30s."

^^^^this works. Really fun if you or someone like to dive down and check out the spot once you catch one.
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Old 04-05-2017, 12:30 AM
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"to find your own "secret" spots to fish. All you need is a couple of decent boat rods with 65lb braid, 80lb fluorocarbon leader and some Mann's stretch 30s."

^^^^this works. Really fun if you or someone like to dive down and check out the spot once you catch one.
Do NOT, however, drag these lures around in 20' of water off Cedar Key. While you will probably pull up some Gags or Kings, you will also lose a few lures They really do run 25' or more deep at 7-8 kts. Somehow that doesn't work well in only 20' of water. Ask me how I know !
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Old 04-06-2017, 07:35 PM
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Thanks for the tip frank, I am learning, but in the process making memories on the seacraft with my boys and as Ken said enjoying a day on the water is fun even catching 0 fish
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