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gonna surf fish tomorrow, ill let ya know how i do.
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PaulieBoy wrote:DANIA KINGS????? :shock: :shock: :shock: Whats the bait situation lately?
8-) Small pichards and Gl Minnows around the tackle shop area, big baits out around the end. Macks around in the afternoon yesterday with a few Tarpon. I know as long as there is bait around the end, there will be a shot at Kings all summer. Bring your Beetspins & Pocket fisherman.

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You should/could have called FWC/PIER yourself!

Anyone who has been on BF for as long as you or me SHOULD have those phone numbers in there cell phone.

Make the call make a difference FWC 1-888-404-3922 or in the keys call 305-289-2320

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I saw the same crap when I was there last week, my personal favorite was the guy with a 14" mutton, he knew it was illegal, kept it out of the water for 5 minutes while measuring it on 4 different rulers, hoping it would magically gain 2 inches.

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Rijkaard wrote:
MoJo wrote:You should/could have called FWC/PIER yourself!
I told to the pier attendant when I went home, he just told me he was sorry, but that it's not pier responsibility...
I dont know for sure but i would bet it is there responsibility...lol i dont think he would say that to an officer :lol:

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Mext time make the phone call. You'll feel all nice and fuzzy when the officer shows up and busts the prick for undersized fish.
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MoJo wrote:You should/could have called FWC/PIER yourself!

Anyone who has been on BF for as long as you or me SHOULD have those phone numbers in there cell phone.

Make the call make a difference FWC 1-888-404-3922 or in the keys call 305-289-2320
i added the number to my cell, many a times ive seen a-holes poaching undersized and making the infamous multi trip to car and restock cooler. i dont agree with breaking the rules like that, its a part of fishing that people ignore, but it needs to be respected and practiced. thanks again for the #
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Rijkaard wrote:
I told to the pier attendant when I went home, he just told me he was sorry, but that it's not pier responsibility...
8) That is some new kid. Don't know his story.
I am there Thur thru Mon nights. Ever see something, you know where I am. I'll straighten things out, or they can go.

MoJo wrote:
I dont know for sure but i would bet it is there responsibility...lol i dont think he would say that to an officer :lol:

8) You would lose that bet.

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Hey guys, long time....
Just wanted to share the excitement and mention
to all of you the Tarpon bite is ON! I had the luck
of jumping several Tarpos in the surf at J. Lloyd.
My chances increased during low tide and standing
on the dry sandbars. Cast out as far as you can.

Don't forget... anticipate the slack and bow to the silver king.

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Hey guys, long time....
Just wanted to share the excitement and mention
to all of you the Tarpon bite is ON! I had the luck
of jumping several Tarpos in the surf at J. Lloyd.
My chances increased during low tide and standing
on the dry sandbars. Cast out as far as you can.

Don't forget... anticipate the slack and bow to the silver king.

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I used to stop at county line road. Now I just concede all that is south of 595. shame...
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what do you use to catch tarpon at j. lloyd

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natural11 wrote:what do you use to catch tarpon at j. lloyd
There're lots of mullet for the taking with a cast net.
Or you can rig a whole ballyhoo. Clip the tail with scissors to avoid
spinning and twisting your line.
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Went there on sunday.. I had a good time getting the usual fish. Kept getting mad herring under the t, so I kept sending them out.. they kept getting huge bites getting bit from them and their eyes ripped off :pirat: But I kept missing them, or ended up in the bottom.. (Think I need heavier line , when I get cutoff) So.. didn't get much, but I did catch a pretty big triggerfish but wanted one abit bigger than that. WIll try next week also when the weather stops getting so crazy.
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StyngRay wrote:
natural11 wrote:what do you use to catch tarpon at j. lloyd
There're lots of mullet for the taking with a cast net.
Or you can rig a whole ballyhoo. Clip the tail with scissors to avoid
spinning and twisting your line.
where be the mullet? i need to stock up
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Rijkaard wrote: throwing back the bluefish as well right after I caught them saying that the bluefish season was closed 8)
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Now that is funny!!!!!
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Hey guys, today I went there at 7:45 am, till 4:35pm but only 1 mac, 2 little snnapers under size, and 1 cuda, that one cut off my friend line, mutton were back to the water......


many bait, herrins, bally, mojarras, blue runners
and plenty of trash everywere pier was nasty.......... no wind, very hot..
next time maybe better
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Thanks for the report.

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Fished from 4p-8p with my kids. It was a beautiful day but not for fishing. The water was clear, not much bait around and pretty quiet up and down the line. We caust a blue runner and that was it. Virtually no bites or nibbles.

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thanks for the report
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8) Actually there was a very large school of bigger pilchards there halfway out, and small ones in the surf. There are Pilchards there everyday. Ceros yesterday at the T. 1 Snook over 40 inches approx, caught and released.

Sunday,.. Ceros and 2 Kings. Tarpon have been around here and there everyday. Nights are small snapper, a few Blues, and last night a kid walked out carrying rod in hand, a 5 lb Porgy in the other, still on the hook. Funny stuff.

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highly considering going to dania tomorrow after a 2 week vacation. hows the night been doing? any good stories b/c of the moon...
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8) The moon gets far more credit than needed most of the time when it's huge. If you want to go by that, then early rise and when it's setting.
Nights are no biggy yet. Some smaller Muttons, a few keeper Groves, occasional leftover Bluefish, and of coarse Tarpon & Snook are all about. Snapper fishing will pick up as you get in July and August and the Groves do the spawn thing. I have bagged up glass minnows for chum and have large hole chum bags to get them turned on when they start appearing more frequently. Still the best bet now is fishing morns and afternoons at the end. Nice Ceros and a few Spanish, and of coarse the chance at the King lurking about. And there is just about always Snook inshore.
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8) *Halloween background music*
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Shame it didn't happen on Friday the 13th!
lol :lol:
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Has bait been pretty consistent? I'm going Friday afternoon to hopefully load up on pilchards.

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Team rebel wrote:
sunnyd wrote:Can anyone name this fish?
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caught one of those at juno once in a crabtrap..nobody could ID it but supposedly they call them "threadfins" in australia..never seen another one tho until now
that is a whity, i caught alot of those in Naples last week we i went.
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8) Whity? Haha.. thats a first I ever heard it called that.........try again!

It has several names.

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PhishingPhanatic wrote:Has bait been pretty consistent? I'm going Friday afternoon to hopefully load up on pilchards.
... 8) Pretty much, Some small inside with glass minnows.
The big ones are out, 2nd telescope to the T. Just look around. Been here every day.

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Post by westcoast »

was that a recent catch?

some of those are "whiting" yes, but some are "atlantic croaker"

all good eating, just small
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