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The true meaning of "Doormat"
This is a true "Doormat" fluke if I ever saw one. This fluke was caught on Cape Cod and weighed almost 14 pounds. :o What a monster!
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WOW WOW WOW!!! :o
I would LOVE to have them fillets! 8) |
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WOW, I saw the subject line of the post with your name next to it and got all exited for you ;D
That is with out a doubt, a door mat ;D Hopefully tomorrow moring I can post another one ;D Blown out today here, WNW with gust to 30 :-[ :o Tomorrow NNW 5-10 ;D ;D |
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Sean....I got up at 4 am to go out and standing next to my truck in the wet and cold with wind swirling around prompted me to head back to bed......
Maybe tomorrow...... |
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Sean, If I ever catch one that size I do believe that I may piss in my pants for sure! LOL |
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I just saw this on another site/ with pictures!!
Monica Oswald of Neptune hauled in a 38 inch, 24.3 pound fluke off Monmouth County in about 55 feet of water this afternoon New World record I guess. and all I'm asking for is a 10lbr ::) ;D |
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Where is the link Sean? I am sure we all would love to see that one. ;D |
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really....what a tease! Post the link or pic from it!
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I was not sure if I was aloud to post a link to another site.....
But here it is.. http://www.stripersonline.com/surfta...d.php?t=542240 pics on the second page. I guess this lady has more then a few records under her belt ;D |
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I couldn't wait and found it......very impatient.
http://i150.photobucket.com/albums/s...chment.php.jpg ;) |
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Shawsee, Whale, I hope you guys are fishing tomorow!!! ;D ;D
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I think I'm going to need a bigger net!!!
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Notice she was using a Spro jig!!!!
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I noticed ;D
I guess I may have to bite the bullet and follow your lead ;D |
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Sean I can't go Sunday because one of my trailer bunks shifted and dropped down so the boat now sits cockeyed on the trailer ::) The brackets and U-bolts are rusted and pretty much history, so tomorrow me and my buddy are planning some trailer rework. I got all brand new bunk brackets & hardware and hopefully this wont be too much of a pain in the buttocks. BTW that fluke is freakin huge too! Both of those fluke look like the size of halibut. Maybe one of these days either you, Kevin, or myself will be so blessed to catch a monster like that. :-/ Kevin, where so you buy the Spro jigs? |
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DOORMAT FLUKE.
reserved for any and all fluke 10 pounds and over. 7, 8 and 9 pounders are all big but cannot be considered a true doormat. that 24 pounder. . . . . phukking super doormat. |
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I like what they call big halibut in Alaska......barn doors! This one is an area rug!
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Them fish are great!! But the 14 looks biggher then the 24!!
My biggest was 13# and 36" long. But because some jerks at DMF there is no more Fluking here in Ma. as of last Wed. Can't wait for the hearings this winter!! What As-hol-o closes fishing in Aug?? |
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MJ, That's so ridiculous that they did that in Mass. I wish they would set limits/regulations all the same for all states. Why is it, we up here in New England have a 19" minimum length for fluke and further south the limits are smaller? To me it should all be the same for the east coast all the way from Maine down to Florida >:(
Whale, Thanks for the info and I will stop next time when I am in the area down there. Charlestown isn't that far off my route. That fluke from the Cape was caught on Hairball charters. Captain Eric "Hairball" Stapelfeld runs it out of Falmouth, MA The rig it was caught on was one of his own fluke rigs. My buddies fish on his boat and they always tell me they get fish everytime they go out with him. I also agree that it does look much bigger then the other one for some reason. |
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See if you can find out what the secret "Hairball" rig is!
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My buddy called Eric (Hairball) and he was told that the *lime green skirted rig in the picture is what the fluke was caught with. If you look at the picture you will see two rods against the center console rigged with the "hairball rig" including the rig that's in the flukes mouth. He also said that the very same rig is what he uses for stripers. It has a weighted 5 oz. lead *jighead. My buddy also inquired if he sells them and he said,"not as of yet". *:-/ If you could find plastic skirting material and some leadheads you could make some up and try it out. |
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I thought Hairball sold his rigs at Eastman's Sport & Tackle in Falmouth. Or are they only his Striper jigs? Sometimes he has adds in On The Water magazine.
When was the photo taken? My boat is normally docked right behind where the pic was taken. 2F |
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http://www.onthewater.com/fishingforecast.htm Click on photo gallery for 2007 and the pic is there. I will have to ask my buddy if Eric sells his fluke rigs at Eastman's or is it just his striper rigs he sells there. |
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