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Ruby Red Lip
 
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| If you wanted to go to shark fishing (from the shore) tommarow night, which beach would you want to cast off of? Pensacola Beach? Navarre Beach? Johnson's Beach? I have had success at Pcola beach and am curious about the other two.
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Sailfish
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| The one with the most people from Mississippi on it. They seem to get bit the most. Given the boat traffic during the day (all day) on Pcola, I'd hit Navarre if it's closer to you.
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JoeZ (7/11/2008)
The one with the most people from Mississippi on it. They seem to get bit the most. Given the boat traffic during the day (all day) on Pcola, I'd hit Navarre if it's closer to you. ROFL
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JoeZ (7/11/2008)
The one with the most people from Mississippi on it. They seem to get bit the most. Given the boat traffic during the day (all day) on Pcola, I'd hit Navarre if it's closer to you. That theres funny I don't care who you are!
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Trigger
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| I have always had really good luck on Johnsons beach
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Ruby Red Lip
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| Whenever I get on land to shark it I always head to Johnson's. Ive caught more 4-6 ft blacktips then I remember right there at the state park between Perdido and Orange Beach. Yak it out past the breakers and hurry back to shore, when they are biting they usually dont wait long.
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