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Old 07-09-2012, 06:47 PM   #1
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Default Sharks on the Beach 4.8.2012

Fresh whole mullet seems to be doing the trick lately. A family visiting the area couldn't get enough of it, what a blast it was for them and the kids just to see a shark.

Blacktips have been keeping us busy just about anywhere on the ICW from Perdido to Ft. Pickens. Hoping to hook into some more later this week. Tight lines to all!
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Old 07-09-2012, 06:53 PM   #2
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Cool shark but I like the picture better, did you edit it? Background, sand water receding makes for a great photo. I'd frame that one!
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How far out are you setting your bait? And what type of gear are you using? The only sharks I've been able to catch recently have been in the 12-16" range and its been on shrimp on pomp rigs.
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Old 07-13-2012, 08:51 PM   #4
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Around 50 yards, using 8/0 Octopus hooks, 150# wire, 25 ft weed eater line, 50# braided with 120# top shot. If you are looking to get into sharking, there are much more experienced fishermen out there than me. Look around this forum, and read these:

http://www.southfloridasharkclub.com...ic.php?p=16116
http://www.sharksonthesand.com/forum/viewforum.php?f=2
http://www.tx-sharkfishing.com/

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@ Tips n Tails it looks like an instgram photo. I know i have done some that the colors and lighting looks real close to that.
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Where do you find fresh mullet? I've tried cast netting with no luck.
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Where do you find fresh mullet? I've tried cast netting with no luck.
Seafood market whole mullet works great. They don't need to be alive.
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Joe Pattis has the cheapest mullet I know of at .99 a pound and is never frozen.

I stopped carrying my bulky camera after I got the "Camera+" app on the iPhone, very similar to Instagram but I like it way more.
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