Fishing Lure

These trips leave the dock at 10pm and it was setting up to a beautiful voyage. The weather was wonderful. We had close to a full moon and only about 2 ft seas.We traveled around 75 miles out to the first spot, getting there at approximately 7am. Everyone was excited and ready to go. The first drop was a little slow, yet we picked off a few American Red Snapper. After that the next few drops the bite began to pick up. They produced many nice Red Snapper as well as some very nice Mangrove Snapper (Mangos), a beautiful Scamp grouper and some big Triggerfish. Unfortunately those were out of season. I continued to work my way northwest and stopped on a rock that just went crazy. The Vermilion Snapper (Bealiners) were huge and plentiful, we also got a big Mutton Snapper and some Yellowtail Snapper and Gag Grouper (also out of season). Then one of the customers "Dave" hooked into something massive, and that fish took him completely around the boat to the spot he started in. It was a long tug of war battle but he did great and landed an Amberjack that was well over 100lb! So …

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