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04-24-2007, 04:15 AM
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Re: Post a Picture and specs of your favorite fish you have caught
alligator garr, these are not the fish i caught, but just like it, mine was about 5 foot....there pretty common around where i was fishing in south texas, a little town called rockport at goose island park
 
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#12
04-24-2007, 07:38 AM
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Re: Post a Picture and specs of your favorite fish you have caught
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do you guys all eat your fish after you catch it? Does fishing actually involve skill? [/ QUOTE ] saltwater gets eaten if big enough to keep, freshwater gets thrown back, yes it involves skill in choosing the right bait/lure for the right situations - similar to picking what stock to buy at what time, and skill to land the fish without having it spit the hook or break the line.
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#13
04-24-2007, 09:09 AM
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Re: Post a Picture and specs of your favorite fish you have caught
I wish I had a picture on me. I love to musky fish and my biggest to date is 48" x 23" it was a bit over 30lbs and was caught on 6lb line. BTW, great thread idea!
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#14
04-24-2007, 09:17 AM
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Re: Post a Picture and specs of your favorite fish you have caught
 I get a lot of these snook. This one is ~20lbs.  My son and a small one. Nice view. I see 100 sunrises a year from this beach.  A fat red my son caught. I almost never bring a camera when I fish alone. I still don't have a tarpon photo, clearly the most impressive fish so far. Maybe this season.
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04-24-2007, 04:47 PM
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Re: Post a Picture and specs of your favorite fish you have caught
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I wish I had a picture on me. I love to musky fish and my biggest to date is 48" x 23" it was a bit over 30lbs and was caught on 6lb line. BTW, great thread idea! [/ QUOTE ] how long did it take to land and how did it not break the line, were you using a wire leader?
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04-24-2007, 05:49 PM
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Re: Post a Picture and specs of your favorite fish you have caught
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not the biggest, but probably the best story. i was in SF for a class one afternoon when we got out early. on the way to my inlaws' house on the other side of the city, i decided to stop at the beach and fish for an hour or so (good striper/halibut spot). first cast with a hair jig produced this lingcod. I weighed the options and decided the story i'd get out of the one cast fish was a lot better than the extra hour of throwing lures, so i jacked up and went over early with dinner flopping around in my trunk. edit to add: no accurate measure, but ~26" and maybe 5 lbs.
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04-24-2007, 05:52 PM
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Re: Post a Picture and specs of the biggest fish you have caught
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[ QUOTE ]  [/ QUOTE ] That fish is amazing, kind of makes me sad to think that it's dead now. [/ QUOTE ] Where's its dorsal fin?
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