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Gom 02/17/19

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I was bachelor'n it this weekend so I asked a buddy if him and his boys wanted to head out!!! They took me up on it and we headed out about 0530. A bit foggy and rough but temps were purty comfortable! We used cut bait/frozen cigs/squid. Dang ruby's were thick but not as thick as the triggers! Caught tons of em, sure glad they are more endangered then snaps!!! Caught a good bit of smaller snaps, and one reef donkey with a ruby red lip. Dang snaps all got ate by the plague of flipper!!! They followed the boat around but it was funny they wouldn't dare eat a trig!!! 1 tail smacked one to death but didn't eat it!!! It sucks not being able to bring anything home but awesome to get out on the water. Ride back in wasn't too bad and got back about 1530. Boat performed awesome...52 mph at 5100 rpm making a steady 2.2 GPM. That's with a full sled (4 adults/gear):thumbsup:

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NOTHING to bring home!!! Hard ta get past them toothy little trigs! Since flipper was eating every snapper we sent back, maybe I need to have some snapper sushi while I'm out there!!!! hahaha If I had a big aerator cooler/live well I should put all the snaps in one spot then chunk em out on the run to the next spot to try to get them to live but I'm sure FWC would frown upon that!!!:shifty::D
 
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