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Old 07-12-2009, 06:31 PM
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Please tell me some of you went fishing offshore the last two days???? This is what its looked like!!!
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Old 07-12-2009, 08:09 PM
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geez i gotta get a bigger boat (and some more cash)
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Man, I could have ran my skiff on that water!! Geez, I want to get offshore and get some fishin in!
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I think I've asked you this before, but how far out are you when you work? I'm ready to get offshore!
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Old 07-13-2009, 08:53 AM
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I think I've asked you this before, but how far out are you when you work? I'm ready to get offshore!
This one is about 80miles out in 250ft of water.....its in deep south marsh island area......
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Old 07-13-2009, 08:59 AM
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see anything fish worthy swimming around there right now?
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Old 07-13-2009, 09:43 AM
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see anything fish worthy swimming around there right now?

Saw a boat pull up Sat and catch some HUGE Snapper and Ling....Few Grouper
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Saw a boat pull up Sat and catch some HUGE Snapper and Ling....Few Grouper
yall don't fish off the rig??
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yall don't fish off the rig??

I don't....Too much work.....Fish on my days off!!!! Now if I see a big LING swimming around I might try for him..
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Old 07-13-2009, 02:06 PM
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I don't....Too much work.....Fish on my days off!!!! Now if I see a big LING swimming around I might try for him..
i would for sure...ling is pretty good on the grill..
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I work South of the Mississippi River. The water has been slick calm all week but the
water has been dirty. I have been here fr 10 years and never seen anything but blue
clear water. Past few days it has been cloudy.
I have seen a lot of boats fishing this past weekend at night. There must be a big
tournament, or they are preparing for the Grand Isle Tarpon Rodeo and the Faux
Pas Torunament.
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now y do yall call it ling..??
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[SIZE=5]Lemon Fish or Cobia[/SIZE] (Rachycentron canadum) also know as Ling in Texas or Crab Eater in some parts of Florida. They are caught in the Gulf of Mexico as well as the Atlantic Ocean. Cobia (lemon fish) are quite easy to identify
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I bet it was a hot day like that...
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[SIZE=5]Lemon Fish or Cobia[/SIZE] (Rachycentron canadum) also know as Ling in Texas or Crab Eater in some parts of Florida. They are caught in the Gulf of Mexico as well as the Atlantic Ocean. Cobia (lemon fish) are quite easy to identify
Cuz deep down inside, W has always wanted to be a Texan. Datz Y him cawlz em LING
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geez i gotta get a bigger boat (and some more cash)
make sure you call me if you do! lol
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Ran about 50 miles out Saturday out of Joseph Harbor, seas looked nothing like that. Steady 2-3's most of the am.
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