Thread: Be careful of the company you keep

Them Mangroves are some fine table fare, love everything about them lil marauders. Love catching em and eating em. Lil John's sure look like a big nothing when you take them out the bag and look at em, but some fish catching lil baits for sure. Going to head that way Sunday morning and see what we can pull off. Staying close by tomorrow with the eskimo temps and full moon. Supposed to warm up nicely after tomorrow morning.

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Originally Posted by huntinslabs

Them Mangroves are some fine table fare, love everything about them lil marauders. Love catching em and eating em. Lil John's sure look like a big nothing when you take them out the bag and look at em, but some fish catching lil baits for sure. Going to head that way Sunday morning and see what we can pull off. Staying close by tomorrow with the eskimo temps and full moon. Supposed to warm up nicely after tomorrow morning.

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The thing I DON't like is the 5 fish limit on inland juveniles(typically 8-12" w/10"min.) Like saying you can only keep 5 crappies/bg/shellies 10 juvies(10-14") would be my suggestion. They seem to migrate to offshore reefs to reach 15- 18lbs!! Don't think speck tackle could be entertained. But yes, proper skinny-tackle and setting a 14" goal is my inshore plan.

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