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Shell Point 10/3

Posted: October 3rd, 2010, 8:21 pm
by CastTheFlats
I had a friend call to go fishing so we took the skiff out. The wind were forcasted at 10-15 in the late morning but we were blessed with a light to variable for the entire morning. The trout bite was fantastic early with 4 fish over 20" with 2 of them over 24" all trout were caught on a Bone One Knocker. We then fished grass lines and busted a dozen or more reds on Aqua Dream Spoons. Great day spent with a good friend. Cool catch of the day was a 14" Barracuda. :thumbup:
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Re: Shell Point 10/3

Posted: October 3rd, 2010, 8:29 pm
by Harmsway
A good day to fish. :thumbup:
That cuda would make a nice shark bait. :smt045

Re: Shell Point 10/3

Posted: October 3rd, 2010, 8:35 pm
by KyTrkyHntr
Very nice!!! :thumbup:

Re: Shell Point 10/3

Posted: October 3rd, 2010, 9:07 pm
by Perch Jerker
Great report. :thumbup:

Re: Shell Point 10/3

Posted: October 4th, 2010, 7:40 am
by CSMarine
In all the many years I've fished these waters, I've never caught a Barracuda.

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Re: Shell Point 10/3

Posted: October 4th, 2010, 3:30 pm
by btnole
Saw a Barracuda Sunday and said something to a freind. He said I was stupid.

Right on long bar in front of Shell Point

Thanks for the photo.

Re: Shell Point 10/3

Posted: October 4th, 2010, 3:36 pm
by FUTCHCAIRO
THAT IS THE FIRST CUDA I HAVE SEEN UP HERE THE 20 YRS. I HAVE BEEN HERE. THEY ARE A PAIN IN THE BUTT DOWN IN THE KEYS IF YOU ARE USING A SPOON OF ANY SHAPE OR FORM. THOSE WERE SOME BEAUTIFUL TROUT AND RED.
PA THE OLD MAN OF THE SEA SEMPER FI

Re: Shell Point 10/3

Posted: October 4th, 2010, 4:33 pm
by big bend gyrene
Had a big cuda park a couple of feet off our stern a few years back while at barge 24. Would slowly chase what we threw at him (everything we had) but never actually bite. Was a slow day, and swear he drove us slap dang crazy. :lol:

Fast forward to my last trip out with bagataway and almost sure we had another one do the same thing. We spotted a long relatively skinny (compared to a big cobe) fish that was near the boat but keeping about a 5' distance from us and down just far enough that he was tough to make out. He didn't have a cobe profile... head was far too narrow and topside wasn't flashy enough to be a king, and way too big to be a spanish. Really don't know what else it could have been than a cuda. Wasn't too hungry though, as he just chased a couple of ladyfish we hooked without biting them... just like my first encounter expcept on that day we could clearly make out the cuda and he was BIG.
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