Our friend Martin was fishing with Captain Willy Le of Native Fly Charters in the mosquito lagoon and you won’t believe what he caught
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2000 SeaPro 180CC w/ Yammy 115 2 stroke
1966 13’ Boston Whaler w/ Merc 25 4 stroke “Flatty”
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I’ve caught 3-4 over the years on old stingray grubs ,curly tails and flies ,solid hookups in the jaw…rare indeed!
Next time I get out there, perhaps I shall add an amberjack to the list of species caught?
Cool! I spoke to one of our customers who said he was going to catch a cobia on one 
2000 SeaPro 180CC w/ Yammy 115 2 stroke
1966 13’ Boston Whaler w/ Merc 25 4 stroke “Flatty”
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a friend of mine caught a 8 pound mullet on white spinnerbait fishing for bass in brackish water pond on golf course. I thought he snagged it but after walking over to see it was stuck right in the mouth.
1900 key west sportsman 150 suzuki 4 st
when we were in the everglades last year I caught a 3 pound sheep on a white spro bucktail, hooked right in the corner of the mouth. yet to see the mullet thing though, wild!
“mr keys”
Probably not quite as rare, but a few years ago I was fishing with a buddy on Hartwell. We’re up in a cove casting around for bass when he gets a hit. He’s fighting this thing all over when I see it jump out of the water. I told him “man, that looked like a catfish” and we start laughing. He’s still fighting it and it kind of flipped the top of the water again and again, I was thinking “no way - is that a cat?” He gets it in and no kidding, it’s an 18", 10-12 lb catfish. It’d hit a rooster tail my buddy was spinning along the top. We turned it loose, but joked about getting that thing mounted, bass style - looking like it was jumping out of the water.