heeelpppp
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Backwoods123
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heeelpppp
going down to the keys tomorrow after work but dont want to drive down to 7 mile.. and dont fish channel 2 or 5 much, i was trying to see if i could get some input on which one of those bridges would be better for snapper?
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Re: heeelpppp
You can do great on either bridge for Grover's and Muttons, if you get lucky maybe even a keeper Cubera lurking around, and also theres always the chance a few keeper Yellowtails are around.
Channel 2 is a more narrow channel to fish which means at times you will have a stronger current flowing through so keep that in mind.
If you are the type to hop around you could easily fish those two bridges in the same day or night as they are only about a mile and a half apart. Same techniques you use at seven mile could be applied there and so forth.
Channel 2 is a more narrow channel to fish which means at times you will have a stronger current flowing through so keep that in mind.
If you are the type to hop around you could easily fish those two bridges in the same day or night as they are only about a mile and a half apart. Same techniques you use at seven mile could be applied there and so forth.

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Re: heeelpppp
appreciate it man 
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Re: heeelpppp
Both were nasty yesterday ripping currents and brown water. No bait there to be found
Dreaming the dream that one day I can be as good as some of the boatless pros and catch some 12 inch mangrove snapper.