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Sailfish
 
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| Got up early to yak fish some docks in the sound. Loaded up the prowler and got there just before sunrise. 
I started out throwing topwater. Got a few redfish blow ups on it, but the fish were short striking. Switched to a gold spoon and that did the trick. I hooked a bull red that headed straight for and around a piling, and I somehow got over there and unwrapped the line (thank goodness for braid). I fought him for a little longer and landed him: 
Ran into what I think was a small school of reds later. I pulled a slot fish out of there: 
Both fish were released alive and healthy. What a way to start the day!
Mako 284 w/ twin 250 verados: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SpmWGjaEjkw
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Trigger
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| Beautiful Reds! I bet it was nice out there. Thats my favorite kind of fishing. Enjoyed the pics & report.
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| man..i should've hit the bay instead...went out for some pompano...couldn't find fleas easy this time ....east wind picked up....strong current couldn't keep my rig on the spot....put 6 oz.. fleas didnt last long....no pomapno for me this morning. cool report...thanks for the tip on the golden spoons...I forgot all about them.
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Trigger
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That is a perfect morning.
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Trigger
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| I GOT UP AND WENT TO WORK. I WILL PULL THE AFTERNOON SHIFT FOR YA, HOPE IT IS AS GOOD AS YOUR MORNING. GOOD JOB!
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Trigger
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Nice report. Where do you find most of the reds hanging out when you are fishing around the docks?
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Turbow (10/5/2008)
Nice report. Where do you find most of the reds hanging out when you are fishing around the docks?Scattered around. Some are tight to the docks, some are in the grass between the docks, and some are out in front of the docks.
Mako 284 w/ twin 250 verados: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SpmWGjaEjkw
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Trigger
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Roger. Thanks. I fish the sound near Hurlburt in my kayak and haven't had too much luck with good sized reds in months. There has been a lot more activity lately with flounder and specks so I am hoping a few good reds will come through.
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Grouper
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nice job on the reds! thanks for the 
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Nice catch, I see you got up earlier than me, I think early was the ticket today; I was having a little trouble getting them to eat as well. Everybody catchs reds on gold spoons but me for some reason! i must be alseep at the wheel! .Thanks for pics and report
   
KEEP AN OCCASSIONAL RED HERE AND THERE FOR DINNER, BUT FOR THE REST, PRACTICE HEALTHY CATCH & RELEASE TECHNIQUES SAVE SOME FOR THE FUTURE!
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Snapper
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| Good report and great pics. What topwater lure were you throwing? Sometimes they will scarf up the tiny topwater lures if they are blowing up and missing the standard size. It is neat that you can downshift from the mako to a kayak and still get on the fish. You obviously have fishing in your blood.
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Man thats awesome! Same usual spot?
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