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  1. 05-31-2013, 05:49 PM #1
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    Since the lurkers don't know about this forum, I'll post some of my fish pics. These came out of Lake X.Name: masked man 3.jpg Views: 324 Size: 46.4 KBName: masked man 4.jpg Views: 325 Size: 45.3 KBName: masked man 5.jpg Views: 318 Size: 45.5 KBName: masked man 6.jpg Views: 270 Size: 49.8 KBName: masked man2.jpg Views: 319 Size: 58.1 KB
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    Nice!! ........ I think
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    Trout tasted like trout. Drum tasted like drum. Spanish Mackeral tasted like mackerel. Snapper was so-so. Pompano, flounder, and kingfish are good stuff. They must have a good dental plan down there. They pretty well all had good teeth.
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    When was this trip Randall?
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    The trout, pompano, drum, kingfish, flounder pics were 3 or 4 years ago just before memorial day. They all came from bank fishing. The ones in the tub were several years ago. We had some really good trips with Captain Jack Wilhite and his wife on the Summer Hunter until it got too expensive for us.
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    The yellow fish looks like a jack crevalle.
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    Quote Originally Posted by rockmike View Post
    The yellow fish looks like a jack crevalle.
    Yellow looking fish is a pompano and some of the finest eating out of salt water. Jack cravalle looks similar but a little difference in the fins and head.
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    Yea, I've caught both. I posted that before I read all your post. Pompano are good eating--best I've had was at a restaurant in New Orleans.
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