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Looks like a limit for four peeps on them bugs. Nice job. Thanks for posting the blue flounder, never seen one..
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Looks like a limit for four peeps on them bugs. Nice job. Thanks for posting the blue flounder, never seen one..
Actually thats a two-day limit for four slaya's.....48bugs....unless you forgot to turn on the "sarcasm font",hehe......

Thanks for the comments fellas, Im already having withdrawals though.....
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Yep, Font off... LOL looks like fun in the sun, man what a trip. Epic..
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Amazing trip with a nice variety. Thanks for the great report.
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ssired, I'm real perplexed about the Flounder, very nice, great pictures!
What you know about that animal?
Again, thanks for the pictures!
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Great sunset pics. The one with the wahoo shows some idyllic seas. Cool blue flounder.
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man, that little wahoo woulda been the sh!t on some light spinning gear.
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man, that little wahoo woulda been the sh!t on some light spinning gear.
He ate a vertical jig on a spinnin rod but it wasn't much of a fight. All I could do was laugh before I even saw him!!!!! Ive caught Trout be=igger than this little guy!!!!!!

As for the Flounder, we should have got a pic when he first came out, he was solid blue with those electric blue circles.

I think its just a regular flounder showin us how friggin badass they are......(he didnt come with the holes in em tho,hehe)
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