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06-18-2018, 03:13 PM #21Senior Member
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Gotta be a story behind that one.
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There is indeed. Originally Posted by fordguy
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Thanks for all the insight on Tarpon. I would love to catch one but if if it’s not gonna be edible I would rather not get on pier unless I felt it was worthy of being mounted.
so what do they bite?��
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You can usually catch them on a live scaled sardine or a live mullet. They'll also hit a variety of large plugs and large plastic baits. I hooked one on a gotcha once and got five jumps out of him before he spooled me. Originally Posted by firewhatfire
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Mackerel are skinned at the cleaning table
Grillng a King Mackerel