Went out a couple weeks ago caught two ling one 50lb & one 60lb
caught the smaller one on a ratlle trap! unfortunately I caught these on another boat as my Donzi's getting a new transom.
Went out a couple weeks ago caught two ling one 50lb & one 60lb
caught the smaller one on a ratlle trap! unfortunately I caught these on another boat as my Donzi's getting a new transom.
man those suckers are some big in your neck of the woods, in Long Island Sound they are 1/2 that size. Ling is some good eating!
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Very Nice....and I like those 'Rudes' on the back there as well.
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Nice fish,
We call those fish Cobia around here.
Ricky
Same fish. I used to live up in the panhandle, and didn't even know what a cobia was. Some of them can be north of #100. I once saw a huge cobia over an artifical reef, right smack day in the center of a school of baracudas. They were all just hovering there. I coudn't get a bait to the cobia, before one of those damn cudas grabbed it.
I used to catch a fair number of them when I fished in the Suncoast Tarpon Round Up. I fished during the week by myself, which isn't easy, pulling the anchor while you keep an eye on the pod, the try to anchor far enough in front to get about three pinfish in the water before the tarpon got there. I caught quite a few 12-15 pound cobia, and I just about make them skip across the top like Billl Dance bringing in a bluegill. I did find out after the first one, a green cobia on your deck is not a good idea.
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