Anglins Pier Fishing Reports 2009 "ONLY REPORTS"

Boruchlen · Post by **Boruchlen** » Sun Jun 21, 2009 4:43 pm

jamel13 wrote:Nice Mutton, Bruce! Congrats!!!!

Thanks Jamel

. Where were you guys?

Boruchlen · Post by **Boruchlen** » Sun Jun 21, 2009 4:44 pm

poseidon13 wrote:Nice Fish, Bruce!

Thanks Dude.

bluefin71 · Post by **bluefin71** » Sun Jun 21, 2009 5:31 pm

I usually catch all of my snapper just east of the first hut about 40 yrds out on either chunks of Bonita or the good old crushed grunts, missed some nice one's under the pier

I am headed out tonight anyone going, I'll be the one with the 12ft yellow gator glass rod 10ft star 6500 bait runner and pulling my trusy cart with cooler and tackle

bolo · Post by **bolo** » Sun Jun 21, 2009 8:58 pm

fishnfool73 wrote:Not if you plan on letting JAMES play. The pieces are to small and he puts them in his mouth. They either get all slimy with his saliva or swallowed and they are not worth getting back after either. I suggest a nice simple game with as little pieces as possible preferably one that is intended for ages 5 -7 . He really likes Barrel of Monkies or Chutes and Ladders.

Nearly choked eating dinner reading this.

bolo · Post by **bolo** » Sun Jun 21, 2009 9:07 pm

Nice Mutton. I see you practicing for the big ones.

James. I told you to wear gloves when handling your bait. Your foul Skunk Ape stinch repels snapper in a 3 mile radius.

Chris, how long will James take this beating until he attack back? I see this crazy muthaf'ka perch at a bell tower sniping people at Anglins.

rshields · Post by **rshields** » Mon Jun 22, 2009 6:34 am

Nice Mutton.

Boruchlen · Post by **Boruchlen** » Mon Jun 22, 2009 11:35 am

bolo wrote:Nice Mutton. I see you practicing for the big ones.

Thanks Bolo. Practice makes perfect, right?

Boruchlen · Post by **Boruchlen** » Mon Jun 22, 2009 11:35 am

rshields wrote:Nice Mutton.

Thanks Rshields.

xtheline · Post by **xtheline** » Mon Jun 22, 2009 12:20 pm

OH yeah, almost forget that one, off the tee, bottom bait, Tarpon hookup. The usual Tarpon thing, down to the middle hut and back. Now I get stupid. Middle of the tee he's straight up and down and I'm ready to pop him off. Now there are tourists all around me, ooh's and ahh's. I decide too show off a little and bring the fish up on his side a couple times so everyone can see the full length and snap a pic. He revives, decides to try and shoot under the tee but I'm ready and locked down, only the 5/0 circle breaks and 6 oz. shoots straight up in the air, lands smack on the top of my head. No it's OK folks I do this all the time, really I'm fine. After the crowd shuffles away I quickly remove my cap and start checking for blood and a lump on my dome. Moral of the story: the bigger your head, the easier it is to hit!

xtheline · Post by **xtheline** » Mon Jun 22, 2009 12:21 pm

Nice snapper Bruce.

GO4EM · Post by **GO4EM** » Mon Jun 22, 2009 12:33 pm

xtheline wrote:OH yeah, almost forget that one, off the tee, bottom bait, Tarpon hookup. The usual Tarpon thing, down to the middle hut and back. Now I get stupid. Middle of the tee he's straight up and down and I'm ready to pop him off. Now there are tourists all around me, ooh's and ahh's. I decide too show off a little and bring the fish up on his side a couple times so everyone can see the full length and snap a pic. He revives, decides to try and shoot under the tee but I'm ready and locked down, only the 5/0 circle breaks and 6 oz. shoots straight up in the air, lands smack on the top of my head. No it's OK folks I do this all the time, really I'm fine. After the crowd shuffles away I quickly remove my cap and start checking for blood and a lump on my dome. Moral of the story: the bigger your head, the easier it is to hit!

Thanks for sharing Keith! That is a classic story.

bolo · Post by **bolo** » Mon Jun 22, 2009 1:09 pm

xtheline wrote:OH yeah, almost forget that one, off the tee, bottom bait, Tarpon hookup. The usual Tarpon thing, down to the middle hut and back. Now I get stupid. Middle of the tee he's straight up and down and I'm ready to pop him off. Now there are tourists all around me, ooh's and ahh's. I decide too show off a little and bring the fish up on his side a couple times so everyone can see the full length and snap a pic. He revives, decides to try and shoot under the tee but I'm ready and locked down, only the 5/0 circle breaks and 6 oz. shoots straight up in the air, lands smack on the top of my head. No it's OK folks I do this all the time, really I'm fine. After the crowd shuffles away I quickly remove my cap and start checking for blood and a lump on my dome. Moral of the story: the bigger your head, the easier it is to hit!

Trying to impressed the 14 year old girls again?

permitchaser · Post by **permitchaser** » Mon Jun 22, 2009 1:18 pm

nice painfull snapper

james380 · Post by **james380** » Mon Jun 22, 2009 5:00 pm

bolo wrote:Chris, how long will James take this beating until he attack back? I see this crazy muthaf'ka perch at a bell tower sniping people at Anglins.

Trigger fingers gettin' a bit itchy.

Boruchlen · Post by **Boruchlen** » Mon Jun 22, 2009 6:55 pm

xtheline wrote:Nice snapper Bruce.

Thanks Keith. Didn't know about the 6oz on your head. That has to have hurt.
It's funny, but everytime I try to show off as well, something goes wrong. I guess it's just karma.
Seen the bumper sticker "My karma ran over your dogma"?

rshields · Post by **rshields** » Tue Jun 23, 2009 9:31 am

Keith, Great story. Did you check the lead for dings?

xtheline · Post by **xtheline** » Tue Jun 23, 2009 10:39 am

Yeah Rick, now i have a 6oz. bank that is flat on one side. I'm working on a special 'into the wind' cast with it.

permitchaser · Post by **permitchaser** » Tue Jun 23, 2009 10:39 am

xtheline wrote:Yeah Rick, now i have a 6oz. bank that is flat on one side. I'm working on a special 'into the wind' cast with it.

watch your head

West Coast Fisherman · Tue Jun 23, 2009 3:33 pm

Went yesterday water was clear and baits scattered around during the morning, but came in thick in the afternoon. Nothing much being caught. Some googan caught a 25-30# cuda on a live runner. Saw 1 mac come up and a few yellowtails here and there.

Here's a pic of the googan and his Cuda...

Here's the vid sorry about the language if it's to much let me know or feel free to remove it.

basshole69 · Post by **basshole69** » Tue Jun 23, 2009 3:34 pm

West Coast Fisherman wrote:Went yesterday water was clear and baits scattered around during the morning, but came in thick in the afternoon. Nothing much being caught. Some googan caught a 25-30# cuda on a live runner. Saw 1 mac come up and a few yellowtails here and there.

Here's a pic of the googan and his Cuda...

that's a nice cuda

steveOR · Post by **steveOR** » Tue Jun 23, 2009 3:46 pm

Fished nighttime outgoing tide 6/22, big pilchards scattered but available. Caught a nice bluefish, missed a couple others, had a tasty 3 foot blacktip, lost on the flip. For much of the evening, each time a live pilchard (or fresh chunk) was cast, it was nailed within a few minutes, just couldn't get enough of those fat baits. Winds headed east, water with some color, tide out then flat, clear, and dead.

james380 · Post by **james380** » Tue Jun 23, 2009 3:47 pm

kids and their cuda's.

permitchaser · Post by **permitchaser** » Tue Jun 23, 2009 3:52 pm

v8 cuda food for sharkys

fishnfool73 · Post by **fishnfool73** » Tue Jun 23, 2009 5:00 pm

Sweet cuda.

bolo · Post by **bolo** » Tue Jun 23, 2009 5:36 pm

Chad, you still have that cuda? If you do pm me.

basshole69 · Post by **basshole69** » Tue Jun 23, 2009 5:53 pm

is that cuda big enough to give you ciguatera poisoning?

fishnfool73 · Post by **fishnfool73** » Tue Jun 23, 2009 6:27 pm

Yes that cuda is plenty big enough to be a carrier of cig. Any fish over say 5 lbs. that feeds on reef fish can carry it.

cudaman · Post by **cudaman** » Thu Jun 25, 2009 4:13 pm

Very nice cuda...

, did you weight it?

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