Best bridge to fish shark in keys and srounding bridges

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Best bridge to fish shark in keys and srounding bridges

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I AM OFF FRIDAY SO WE ARE THINKING OG GOING TO CHANNEL 2 OR MABEY 5.dOSE ANYONE KNOW THE BEST BRIDGE TO SHARK FISH AT NIGHT???AND ANY TIPS FOR SHARK BRIDGE FISHING???

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They are all very good. One thing to keep in mind is the tide. Some of the bridges are hard to shark fish on during a specific tide because the driving bridge runs parellel to the Fishing bridge. All the bridges are good for Shark fishing. There should be a lot of Black Tips, Lemons, and Bulls around. It also seems like the Hammers are still around as well. Throw a Tube Lure for the Cuda's and put them out there. You can either cut them in nice chunks, or do what I do most of the time and put the wholse thing out there. Oh yeah and be careful with those Black Tips, they can backlash your reel from the speed in which they hit. Good luck.

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PaulieBoy wrote:what size reels do you have....as in what size sharks are you looking for?
Stardic 6000. Monster Bonnettheads. :D
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i have a 12/0---with 80lb to a 3 ft 300lb shcoker to a 480lb aircraft cable


1 also have a 6/0 with 100lb braid to the same set-up.

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It would be good to scope the bridge your fishing from during daylight hours. You can note any obstacles like lobster pots, fences etc. before night falls
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