bigscoop
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- Jun 4, 2010
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- Older blue Excal with full mods, Equinox 800.
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- All Treasure Hunting
The Intercoastal, rippling surface, strong currents, a deep channel and sprawling shallows loaded with food, an open inlet into the Atlantic Ocean that is an access point for the huge predatory creatures that survive at the top of the food chain. That’s right, how many ways can you say, “River Monsters!” So I’m on the hunt for the kind of marine creature that can challenge a stiff rod and a strong line, make the forearms ache from the strain. (And this from a guy who got his rear handed to him to by a tiny flounder so I know what you're thinking; "this has all the makings of a hospital bill." )
So I need all the tips you Intercoastal pros-in-the-know can offer me, and feel free to include all the pokes and jabs you want because a little humor is always good for the soul.
What huge species can I expect to catch in the Intercoastal & what's the best way to go after them?
PS: I've gone with bigger mullet and bigger pinfish but all I'm catching is bigger rays.
So I need all the tips you Intercoastal pros-in-the-know can offer me, and feel free to include all the pokes and jabs you want because a little humor is always good for the soul.
What huge species can I expect to catch in the Intercoastal & what's the best way to go after them?
PS: I've gone with bigger mullet and bigger pinfish but all I'm catching is bigger rays.