Yellowtails are Chewin'! - April 12, 2012

Started to head out with the one and only Tarponator, as well as my cousin Jason at about 6:00 PM.

Ran out to 800-1,000 feet in search of the Dolphin everyone seems to be catching this week ... .....but no luck yet ... just a 7lb Black-fin Tuna :hungry

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Decided it was time to hit the reefs at around 7:00PM with first lines and chum in the water by 7:15PM. Bite was on fire for the first 45 minutes at which point the current died and we had to relocate about 2 more times before we got back on the fish :grin

The second spot produced some fat tails which were extremely far back in the slick and a ton of BLUEFISH for anyone interested in catching those.

All in all it was a beautiful night out on the water w/ great company and loads of fish :fishing

The tails are chewin' - Tight lines out there.

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For anyone silly enough to consider keeping undersize fish ... here's a formal warning that FWC is actively doing their job out there ... if you know what I mean :hairraiser

Nice job. You seem to know how to catch a lot of fish. I know what you mean about FWC. Twice last week I was fishing off Miami Beach in about 130 and an FWC boat pulled up out of nowhere. Unfortunately both times I had nothing in the box to show them.

How deep were the tails?

Nice job guys. Rack Em Up! :thumbsup :thumbsup

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Originally Posted by JustinZ

How deep were the tails?

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The keeper tails have usually been between 60 and 80 feet on the second reef.

good job guys. I sure miss that Tarponator dude.

Good job guys,nice fish, congrats

mike again you fish with out me !!! good job out there ..

Nice job fellas!

Wtg fellas,cant beat a mix bag of fish.

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