Phhhtttt. 26 9/10. We have our 26 99/100 tied up and waiting. I'm sure gonna enjoy that Duce Rod.
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cant believe i missed this thread.... yall talkin mess about whos gonna win on every thread.
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Im not worried bout catchin a fish... Just worried bout catchin one small enough to weigh in :what:
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No promises
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I blackened an atlantic sharpnose once on a skillet, and it tasted like a very tender steak. i thawed it in sugar and milk all day long before i cooked it to get the smell out. it worked, and it tasted amazing.
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In Louisiana, the Atlantic sharp nose has no size limit. Is that the same thing as what we call a black tip??
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Nah. Different species.
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Atlantic sharpnose is kind of a brown color, with a very pointy nose. they are very common at the rock breakers between holly beach and johnson bayou this time of year on a north wind, or very calm day. with clear waters. they're notorious bait manglers, and stealers. they're tricky to hook, but if you have enough patience they can be caught pretty easily.
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Thanks guys. Caught a blacktop the other day. Glad I didn't keep it lol.
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