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Any opinions on which fish is more challenging to catch...blue marlin or grouper?
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Around here, the Blue wins hands down "my Bass boat can't go out that far" :-D :smt004 :beer:
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wevans wrote:Around here, the Blue wins hands down "my Bass boat can't go out that far" :-D :smt004 :beer:
But it'll troll that fast.

The famed and elusive red grouper is harder to come by.
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we caught 25 red groupers in one hour last winter

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Talking about that anyone on here ever caught a Blue Marlin? When and where and how big?
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opposite to that question, which may be the answer to the original question, has anyone on here NOT caught a grouper?
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TroutTrent wrote:Talking about that anyone on here ever caught a Blue Marlin? When and where and how big?
yes,biggest 600+ lbs, Chub Cay, Bahamas, June 1988.
Have also caught a couple smaller ones on the Madison/Swanson area in the early 90's.
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Im gonna say a 30 inch trout :bang_1
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I'll be at Bay Point this weekend. I bet there will be more Blue Marlin caught there.... :wink:

Wish I could catch a fish worth 200 Grand.... :smt010

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Reel Country wrote:
TroutTrent wrote:Talking about that anyone on here ever caught a Blue Marlin? When and where and how big?
yes,biggest 600+ lbs, Chub Cay, Bahamas, June 1988.
Have also caught a couple smaller ones on the Madison/Swanson area in the early 90's.
Man that's a beast :thumbup: You got me beat. Mine was 400lbs 110 inches long caught May 7, 2002 off Walkers Cay Bahamas,,,remember it like it was yesterday :beer:
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