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Ponce Inlet Sailfish

Discussion in 'Members Fishing and Shrimping Videos' started by Joseph Grabowski, Aug 28, 2018.


  1. Joseph Grabowski

    Joseph Grabowski Newbie
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    Caught this BDAY sailfish off Ponce Inlet with a Daiwa STT4000H/STE70MFS Saltist Saltwater Spinning Combo



     
    Joseph Grabowski, Aug 28, 2018
    #1
    mlea42, Rich M, lobey and 1 other person like this.
  2. Rabidkoala

    Rabidkoala Greenhorn

    The best type of present, congrats!
     
    Rabidkoala, Aug 28, 2018
    #2
  3. Vectorman

    Vectorman Pirate

    Nice catch!! Thanks for sharing
     
    Vectorman, Jan 3, 2019
    #3
  4. lobey

    lobey Blackbeard

    beautiful fish................
     
    lobey, Jan 3, 2019
    #4
  5. Cobia300

    Cobia300 Powder Monkey

    Those guys are a blast to catch!
     
    Cobia300, Jan 4, 2019
    #5
  6. jj1987

    jj1987 Pirate

    WOW those things fight!
     
    jj1987, Jan 4, 2019
    #6
  7. eddieleisa

    eddieleisa Newbie

    Great catch!!!!! Impressive
     
    eddieleisa, Jan 19, 2019
    #7
  8. Shrimp Teaser

    Shrimp Teaser Greenhorn

    How Happy Birthday to You! Nice fish..............Can you keep these?
     
    Shrimp Teaser, Jan 28, 2019
    #8
  9. btatar

    btatar Pirate

    Wow great fish thanks for sharing.
     
    btatar, Jan 28, 2019
    #9
  10. shrimpmansteve

    shrimpmansteve Seaworthy

    How far out of the inlet to have a shot at those beautiful fish
     
    shrimpmansteve, Jan 28, 2019
    #10
  11. NauTiKel

    NauTiKel Pirate in the making

    You have to have a federal license. We just learned this right before heading to the Keys. Speaking to a long time friend, he told us he wouldn’t be our friend anymore if we kept any. These fish travel all over the world and there are limited numbers.
     
    NauTiKel, Sep 26, 2019
    #11

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