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Title: Texas Tuna Posted on: January 09, 2012, 10:59:13 PM |
Topicstarter: Nathan | |
| I went on my annual yellowfin trip recently, and it was phenomenal We arrived at the rig before sunset, and caught a couple of yellowfin within minutes. As the sun went down so did the bite (at least for Yellowfin). We started using jigs, deep diving lures, poppers, and flying fish (real and... | ||
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Re: Texas Tuna
Re: goast shrimp!
Texas Tuna
Re: goast shrimp!
goast shrimp!
I went on my annual yellowfin trip recently, and it was phenomenal We arrived at the rig before sunset, and caught a couple of yellowfin within minutes. As the sun went down so d...
Board : Port Aransas Fishing Reports
Category : PORT ARANSAS
By royrood
Views : 241 Replies : 1
[January 12, 2012, 08:44:01 AM]
Re: goast shrimp!
You need a creature catcher AKA shrimp pump. You can get one at Port A Outfitters. It looks like a pvc pipe with a handle on it. You use it to suck the ghost shrimp out of the sa...
Board : Port Aransas Fishing Reports
Category : PORT ARANSAS
By royrood
Views : 376 Replies : 2
[January 12, 2012, 08:35:22 AM]
Texas Tuna
I went on my annual yellowfin trip recently, and it was phenomenal We arrived at the rig before sunset, and caught a couple of yellowfin within minutes. As the sun went down so did the bite (at least for Yellowfin). We started using jigs, deep diving...
Board : Port Aransas Fishing Reports
Category : PORT ARANSAS
By Nathan
Views : 241 Replies : 1
[January 09, 2012, 10:59:13 PM]
Re: goast shrimp!
You need a creature catcher AKA shrimp pump. You can get one at Port A Outfitters. It looks like a pvc pipe with a handle on it. You use it to suck the ghost shrimp out of the sand.
Board : Port Aransas Fishing Reports
Category : PORT ARANSAS
By Nathan
Views : 376 Replies : 2
[January 07, 2012, 01:15:29 AM]
goast shrimp!
does anyone know where and how to catch goast shrimp?
Board : Port Aransas Fishing Reports
Category : PORT ARANSAS
By royrood
Views : 376 Replies : 2
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