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04-01-2015, 10:12 PM #1Dufus Tourist
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A couple more
My biggest pompano to date. Almost 19" nose to tail. Ate on of the first ghost shrimp that I ever slurped. The other picture is of some sort of tiny crab that hitched a ride on David Allison's float.
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Personal bests are great, always trying to one up yourself.
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What rig were you using to catch the pompano?
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04-27-2015, 04:40 PM #4Dufus Tourist
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It's called a jig-n-fly. it's deadly when you tip the jig with fresh dead shrimp.
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