While menhaden on the bottom.
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That one bent a rod for sure. Pound for pound, not many fish fight as hard as jack.
Capt. Larry Teuton
Swamp Worshiper
Dang what a fight!
2000 SeaPro 180CC w/ Yammy 115 2 stroke
1966 13’ Boston Whaler w/ Merc 25 4 stroke “Flatty”
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Very nice Capt. Solid fish.
Nice fish, I wish there were more of those around.
I guess if anybody was gonna catch jacks again in Chas it was gonna be Fritz…nice work…
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“Well, thanks for killing the only 30lb Crevalle Jack left in the harbor. That fish is dead, without a doubt, after having his gills fingered like it was at a teen cotillion.” - CF.com
People are getting real angry about how to hold fish lately…
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Originally posted by Frigate“Well, thanks for killing the only 30lb Crevalle Jack left in the harbor. That fish is dead, without a doubt, after having his gills fingered like it was at a teen cotillion.” - CF.com
17’ Mako
283 Grady White Release
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quote:I know right? I should have at least weighed it for the Trident tournament so I could get a free dinner out of it.
Originally posted by Frigate“Well, thanks for killing the only 30lb Crevalle Jack left in the harbor. That fish is dead, without a doubt, after having his gills fingered like it was at a teen cotillion.” - CF.com
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That’s an awesome fish. I’ve only caught one around here and it was small, maybe 10 inches. I’d love to be able to target them reliably around the harbor. I dont hear of many people catching them.
Capt. R. Killin
“Day Tripper”
Shamrock 20 cuddy
Ford 351W
quote:They make great crab trap bait.:smiley:
Originally posted by Frigate“Well, thanks for killing the only 30lb Crevalle Jack left in the harbor. That fish is dead, without a doubt, after having his gills fingered like it was at a teen cotillion.” - CF.com
Have caught them in Coata Rica but never in S.C… Man, thats a nice catch! Great picture!
Caught one here at MI last year but was only about half that size. Nice fish.
What happened to the big schools that used to be on the backside of Drum Island and in town Creek?
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PROUD YANKEE
Oyster Baron
NMFS = No More Fishing Season
“Back home we got a taxidermy man. He gonna have a heart attack when he see what I brung him”
Good job, Capt. Guess I better dig up my big popping plug, pin fish pattern, and have it rigged and ready. Used to never go out without it this time of year. I’ll BOLO now. (love that NCIS talk…
“Don’t tell fish stories where people know you; but particularly, don’t tell them where they know the fish.” Mark Twain
Nice Fish
Oh how I miss the days getting up at dawn and there not being a breath of air stirring, knowing that this day was going to be a great day for Jacks. Looking off in the distance and seeing that distinct ripple, easing into position, dragging that big popper (striper swiper) across just in front of the school and watching several Jacks that same size try to eat that plug at the same time! Very exciting. This scene also played out many times right after an afternoon thunderstorm, right before dusk. Miss those days!
Use to catch those in the flats…