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Unread 07-25-2011, 03:50 PM
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Default 07.25.11 - Guale Girl - 40mi bottom

So I took a buddy who spends all his time in the marsh grass stalking Redfish on his first offshore bottom fishin trip yesterday. Seas werent too bad on the way out and a lil' sloppy on the way in due to a south wind. Baited up at G reef and me and Jamie hooked up with 2 nice Snapper right on the first drop. He seems to think these reds pull a tad harder!!!!! We left G and went to the 40mi to find pretty water and a solid B-liner bite. This was the first time I have seen them at every number we dropped on. THEY WERE THICK!!!!! At one point we started movin around just to get away from them. We moved to my southern-most number and had a good bite there also with more reds, B-liners and Seabass. Then Jamie snags the bottom or at least I thought it was the bottom till I saw the head shake. After Jamie whomped on this fish for awhile, or maybe it was the other way around, He started making ground. I thought we were in for a 60lb Gag but turns out to be the biggest Nurse I've ever seen!!!! I'd say he was all over 9-9.5' and somewhere around the 300lb mark. For reference, the mooring cleat in that pic is 6" long. We cut the line and sent him/her on their way.
For a newbie offshore/bottom fisherman Jamie did very well but that's no surprise and it wouldn't surprise me if we see him out again where the big boys are. Also had a manatee waitin for a drink when we got to the dock which was a nice ending to the day


5 Reds to 15Lbs
limit of B-liners in as much time as it took to type this line
limit of BSB
1 black Margate
1 mogan of a Nurse shark, no doubt a state record.....
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Lucky Jack - .......The Surprise is not old; no one would call her old. She has a bluff bow, lovely lines. She's a fine seaboat: weatherly, stiff and fast, very fast, if she's well handled. No, she's not old; she's in her prime.

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Unread 07-25-2011, 04:04 PM
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ssired, you...
well you know.

Thanks for the great post anyway!

At least you played with the Manatee.
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SS very nice, you got good numbers!
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Looks like and awesome day! Congats! That nurse shark looks fun.
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wow, NICE!!!!
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Thanks guys, its always a blast to be out there.

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SS very nice, you got good numbers!
Should have seen my "numbers" before I got married, then you'd be impressed (the pics were better too!!!)
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Lucky Jack - .......The Surprise is not old; no one would call her old. She has a bluff bow, lovely lines. She's a fine seaboat: weatherly, stiff and fast, very fast, if she's well handled. No, she's not old; she's in her prime.

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Hate to be the northerner to ask but what is a "B-liner"?
I never heard the term and I fish with my brother in Pompano Bch, FL quite a bit.
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Hate to be the northerner to ask but what is a "B-liner"?
I never heard the term and I fish with my brother in Pompano Bch, FL quite a bit.

Mingo snapper, vermillion snapper. They are small snappers, red in color, football size at best. Have a red ring (iris?) around their pupils.
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Mingo snapper, vermillion snapper. They are small snappers, red in color, football size at best. Have a red ring (iris?) around their pupils.
Seems to be a Florida thing. I mentioned that we caught a few B-liners to my dad who fishes pretty regularly and he asked the same thing and I had to explain as well.
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Yea that is kind of funny.....I had never heard the name either (lived in FL for 15 years to boot) and within two days between talking to a friend on the phone, this site and another site I heard it used 3 times....was like WTF is a B-Linr????
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