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Got them up here in the northern gulf. See them when trolling for kings and checking weed lines for dolphin.
I hear shrimpers talk about finding them on the decks when anchored overnight, they get attracted to the lights and leap on the boat. Like G said, supposed to be good eating, not sure how u catch them. 
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11-29-2020, 08:37 PM
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Usually see them in NJ past 20 fathom line in July/Aug/Sept. Only saw them once this year in Chicken Canyon. Probably same reason the mahi didn't make a big show this year.
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11-30-2020, 03:00 AM
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They can go pretty high with a good wind. I remember many times when I was in the Navy on a Destroyer that we would find them on the deck in the morning when anchored. Also would see them while underway but I don't think I ever saw them land on the deck while underway. Really beautiful so see.
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