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Sailfish
Join Date: Oct 2007
Location: Barrineau Park
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I hate ALL jackfish. I've lost too many plugs to them. If you really wanna catch them use anything in Firetiger color. I've caught them with this color by top water, crankbaiting, rubber worms, I even caught one bream fishing with my cork. he bit it and wouldn't let go so I put him in the boat. I could show you lakes on Escambia overun with them. Hate'm!
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Snapper
Join Date: Apr 2008
Location: Cantonment, Fl.
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You got that right, you can lose a bunch of tackle to them. During the winter, and early spring there is nothing cooler than seeing them hit a topwater bait. I love catching them off those Zoom Horny Toads. Use a piece of 40lb test leader and a off set 5/0 or 6/0 worm hook. Throw around every branch sticking out in the water.You will know when they are there, they look like a torpedo goin across the top of the watergoin after that frog.
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Join Date: Oct 2007
Location: Milton
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Snapper
Join Date: Apr 2008
Location: Cantonment, Fl.
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Jaster is right, they can easily over run a lake and can quickly become a problem. They are very aggresive and eat just about anything. Even if they dont kill their prey, it doesnt get away without a nasty scar. So when you have a lake with alot of jackfish in it, what ends up happening is most of your bass and bream will have permanent teeth marks goin up and down em.
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White Marlin
Join Date: Jun 2008
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its been awhile but the last time i checked the state record is like 7 lbs. my cousin and me actually target jack fish. we use dressed fly line to stay out of the stumps with a float. the big ones hide in the back of creeks off rivers. they like clear water. our cork is only 10 inches from the hook, those jacks arent scared. we use4 to 5 inch bream for bait and have accidently caught some nice bass with that set up. when the jack takes your bait you calmly reach in your pocket pull out a cigarette then you get your lighter and light the cigarette, take a thoughtful drag, blow it out ask your fishing partner "should i set the hook yet" your partner answers "give him another minute" you then take another thoughtful drag and blow it out. then you ask againand your fishing partner says "he might have it" you take another drag off you cigarette, blow it out, scratch your butt, thenset the hook and hold on!!! we have come close on that 7 lbs. i think there are some records in this area.
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Snapper
Join Date: Apr 2008
Location: Cantonment, Fl.
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nextstep pm sent
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