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Snapper
 
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Got up early today and decided to hit the sound with a couple of friends. We got to the spot and threw topwaters/soft plastics. Caught about 10 a piece and released all of them. Not very big ones but definately a nice trip. Here are some pics 
Biggest of the day! 
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Cessna 172
1801 Century/Yamaha F115
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Trigger
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| that's what I'm talking about ! Great post guys . I'd be happy catchin' something like that right now !
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Snapper
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| Great catch guys, glad you had fun. I like to use a wet or very damp towel to handle my fish IF I want to release them, it keeps from removing their slim coat and gives them a better chance to be a Gator Trout! have fun! nice pics 
Bay PirateKeep an ocassional fish for the table, but PRACTICE HEALTHY CATCH & RELEASE TECHNIQUES to save resources for the future!
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Bay Pirate (6/11/2008)
Great catch guys, glad you had fun. I like to use a wet or very damp towel to handle my fish IF I want to release them, it keeps from removing their slim coat and gives them a better chance to be a Gator Trout! have fun! nice pics Just wet your hands.
<---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------> "Crunch time" 2006 and 2007 Cobia Classic Champions 2008 Halfhitch 25ft. and under calcutta winners. 
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Trigger
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| They sure look like they'd make great fillets ,,, to me!
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 . Thanks for the report and
Mike
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