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• krash Posts: 799 Officer

  March 2018 #2

  Yes, Frog

  Old Fugger who just likes to fish

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• Mangrove magnet Posts: 26 Deckhand

  March 2018 #3

  I use a sienna 2500 and do just fine so a 3000 will definitely work.  Drag a frog a foot or two off the bank and hold on!  A snakehead blowing up a frog is the coolest bite in fishing IMO. And they're in every canal in coral springs. 

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• jcanracer Posts: 4,343 Moderator

  March 2018 #4

  that's what I keep hearing: frog lure.
  If these things are so aggressive, do they ever bite humans? LOL

  Hobie Kayak angler for life!

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• WetBandit Posts: 124 Deckhand

  March 2018 #5

  make sure you kill that thing if you catch one.

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• bostonsox2904 Posts: 134 Deckhand

  March 2018 #6

  Everyone talks about their aggressiveness, but they are one of the most weary fish i've encountered. They often sit perpendicular to the bank, suspended an inch or two below the surface, nose inches away from the shore. When they're cruising, they'll be within a couple feet of the bank. Casting across the canal and dragging your lure into the water can be a killer tactic. Good luck!

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• electrodog Posts: 164 Deckhand

  April 2018 #7

  Frog is definitely the way to go and as bostonsox2904 pointed out they are very weary fish. I cast the frog on the bank of the canal and "plop" it in the water and usually that fools them into striking. Seems that if they know you are there they get a case of lockjaw. If you want some real fun get an ultralight and fish for the Mayan ciclids, those "little" guys put up a battle!
  

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• kr lip Posts: 34 Greenhorn

  April 2018 #8

  Nice fish I love snakehead  if you are brave cook it they taste great

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