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• Sam H Senior Member Posts: 279 Officer

  August 2012 #2

  It looks like you were fishing in that area north of the bridges, especially with all those grouper around. That's where I used to catch a fair amount.
  
  A sailfish!? yikes. There are no fences in our waters, so I believe it. I once saw a sailfish swim right along the northern jetty at St. Lucie Inlet (while I was walking the beach for snook). I thought that was close to shore!

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• BLACKHAT Member Posts: 67 Deckhand

  August 2012 #3

  Nice Grouper! I've seen Mahi right off the beach in Dade county in water that was supposedly too shallow for them to be in.

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• wizfisher Senior Member Auburndale, FLPosts: 2,387 Officer

  August 2012 #4

  Awesome grouper.

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• abm5926 Senior Member Posts: 186 Deckhand

  August 2012 #5

  That's a nice grouper!

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• firesq5 Member West Palm BeachPosts: 90 Deckhand

  August 2012 #6

  That's a great pic of the little grouper. He really wanted that shrimp.

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• superduper Senior Member MiamiPosts: 1,927 Captain

  August 2012 #7

  rad fish

  
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• timmcollins Senior Member Jupiter, flPosts: 858 Officer

  August 2012 #8

  That little grouper is a stud! Nice catch!

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• Unknown

  August 2012 #9

  god, catching a grouper like that sounds like a dream.

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• Offshore9393 Senior Member Palm BeachPosts: 469 Officer

  August 2012 #10

  Man how deep of water was that sailfish in? And nice grouper.

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• irishjean Junior Member Tequesta, FloridaPosts: 12 Deckhand

  August 2012 #11

  Thanks everyone for all the nice comments! I definitely was surprised by the Sailfish inshore, I'm lucky I was standing in the kayak looking around at that moment or I would have missed seeing it! I love the big grouper, but the photo of the baby grouper was my favorite!
  
  @Offshore - The water may have been 15ft. Honestly I don't exactly know, no Humminbird fish finder on the kayak YET.
  @ FS Sam - That would have been awesome to see a sailfish right there at the jetty, you must have been like...what the hell!
  @Blackhat - A friend told me yesterday that he saw Dolphin in the Palm Beach Inlet. I guess I really can stay inshore and catch anything, lol!

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• mangohunter11 Senior Member Biscayne BayPosts: 442 Officer

  August 2012 #12

  :thumbsup nicley done!

  
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