Inshore Florida-Offshore Anywhere: Ladies, Sharks, Macks and More; Venice/El Jobean Area Report

Friday, October 22, 2010

Ladies, Sharks, Macks and More; Venice/El Jobean Area Report

Ladies, Sharks, Macks and More; Venice/El Jobean Area Report 22 October 2010, 16.41 Captain Gary Anderson Reports - Guides

As we approached the entrance to the pier at Sharky's, Edwin ask why we hadn't brought our trolley rigs? I replied that I wanted to try out a prototype plug, Carolina style in King fishing this afternoon

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