Well my numbers must be wrong. I couldn't find any structure. I was close because a few other boats were in the area, oh well. I figured lets through out some mack trees and start trolling. Nobody on the boat besides myself has ever caught one so here we go! 200 yards Whamo! My friend Amy is wrestling with a nice one. Left my wife in a seat and Russel jumps where Amy was. 300-400 yards Russell is cranking in the ole Po Man's Tarpon, not as cool but hey a fish is a fish. Trolled a while with nothing and got just inside the beacon and zing my wife is tied into (at that moment) the biggest Spanish ever landed on my boat
! So the count is one 24 inch, one 26 inch spanish, and one lady. We were kind of hungry and decide to head to Posey's. about half way in I spotted bait boiling 
. I put the boat in position and got out my casting rods for everybody. Big mistake with my wife and two greener than me. I managed a blue that took a chunk out of my thumb when dehooking 
. Regrouped with my wife and Russell on the bow me driving and Amy taking pics. The bow was not graceful but it was functioning as I moved into position. Here comes the pod and i'm seeing flashes, big ones! All the sudden my lovely bride is talking with some different adjectives and the rod butt was digging a hole into her stomach
. She made two trips around the deck before it got close to the boat. When it ran by the first time the length told me shark 
. The second trip it made the net. A 30 inch spanish!!!!! I thought it was awesome. I actually researched them because I didn't know they could get that big. BTW I'm guessing length on the two smaller fish but I measured the big boy at home.Anyway, that was about it. We didn't catch alot but they were high quality and the world has two more salty addicts because of it. Check out this link for a pic,
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