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| Dave Robinson of Sarasota with a 42-inch snook. |
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| Tarpon have been cooperating. |
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| Steve Gibson with a snook that fell a half inch short of 40 inches. |
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| Another river tarpon. |
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| Craig Howard of Michigan with a Myakka snook. |
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| Craig Howard battles a spotted gar. |
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| Vinny Caruso of Bradenton shows off his largest snook, a 36-incher. |
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| Southern Drawl owner Steve Gibson with a 36-incher. |
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| Steve Gibson shows off a tarpon. |
Raised on the Myakka. Caught snook all year long in the river. Some were so dark you could not see the black stripe hardly..They seem to aclumate to the fresh water.
ReplyDeleteBeware of the Bull Sharks in the river. Have caught them up to a mile from the State Park.
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Jim, love your carvings. Had no idea you grew up around here. Thanks for the info!
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