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We want to see any fish pictures you have collected! Whether you or a family member caught them or not -- put them up, as long as they are not copyrighted or watermarked. :)
If you did catch them, please share how, and anything else you want to add that would help someone else learn. :thumbsup:
For the ones that you caught personally and document, there will be a random drawing at the end of the year for submissions. Winners will receive a plug or lure. Thanks, bunkerjoe.
ballyhoo
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bonito
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Don't put your hands in the mouths of hungry tarpon. http://stripersandanglers.com/Forum/...cons/icon3.gif
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The story behind this one:
Me and my family from Texas went on a short road trip down to the Florida Keys. We stopped at Robbie's in Islamorada for a break and to see the famous wild tarpon that feed there. I was sick that day, and the sun was making me even more sick. I was trying to get photos anyhow, since I knew that we probably wouldn't make it there again anytime soon.
I went to take a photo of my brother dangling a fish over the dock. I got one, and then snapped another one approximately 1.2 seconds later, and I looked up to see this HUGE tarpon attached to his arm- watch, elbow, and all! It wouldn't let go, and finally, it did leaving my bleeding brother in shock and (shockingly) excitement. Now, all that's left is a scar- and a picture for evidence...
By the way, you can feed these wild tarpon for only about 3 dollars.
http://www.geotimes.org/aug08/articl...avels0808.html
houndfish
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sheepshead
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