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Wow, got a new boat, went out with some friends looking for bottom and trolling stretch 30's. Its not fair I don't think. We got 15 keepers and I got a 32" grouper our first day out. Got em all on 4 holes that we found just in 45 to 55 feet out of Carrabelle. How long do you think the bite will last before they move back out>?
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Welcome aboard.....first of all, in order to get accurate information pertaining to your question you'll need to provide the correct numbers(gps)for your trolling trip, start to finish. This info will be entered into the web site's computer, we'll immediately post a reply for your question.....nice trip, keep that info comming..... :thumbup: :thumbup:.... :wink:
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Post by One Keeper »

Nice job! :thumbup: from what I've learned in the past they can be there today and gone tomorrow. Best way to know for sure is to try em again ASAP.
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Nice going macten and welcome aboard. :thumbup: :thumbup:
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Post by SHOWBOAT »

new boat and 15 groupers and we don't get a picture of either. :roll:

Nice report though. Congratulations on the boat and the haul
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Post by RodBow »

I looked at his website - he owns a bank!

No wonder... he must have paid somebody off for those numbers :-?
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Post by GIT-R-WET »

SHOWBOAT wrote:new boat and 15 groupers and we don't get a picture of either. :roll:

Nice report though. Congratulations on the boat and the haul
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Post by tin can »

Welcome aboard macten.

A new boat? Do you have past boating/fishing experience? If not, I would chalk this up to beginners luck. Sell the boat. Quit fishing. You could spend the rest of your life trying to match the day you had. :wink:

Congratulations. Nice haul. :thumbup: :thumbup:
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Post by macten »

Not new to fishing, but I have been addicted to the summer time tarpon in my 16" whaler. Not a smooth riding boat out in the seas. Not beginners luck sorry to say. I was amazed every bite can on one very bright yellow. blue, and orange. Just go 5 miles out east pass look for rocks, troll.. A ton of rocks out there. 45" of water.
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