
Anglins Pier Fishing Reports 2007
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Re: Saturday 11-25-06
You are welcome -Actually Tommy Caught it and gave it to me. By the time I left ( Early, as My pop was not too into a long day and had a long drive back to Dunellon ahead of him) I did not want to just mess with one to Clean, Cook etc - We just wanted to screw around a bit with the sunrise. Besides still had plenty of Ceviche left over...lolcudaman wrote:Nice day to be fishing.
Cookingman, the ceviche was great, the fry was good too, thanks for the mack.
Very Nice meeting you Cudaman & Crabman, Xtheline, Buffalo Pete and good seeing Tommy again. Lomax - did not know that was you over by the house -I Will say Hi next time. You guys seemed to be doing well, consistantly there. Also good to meet Pompanopier. PP, you are a familiar face in my last few years fishing at pompano pier, though I do not believe we ever formally met before. Was that your son gathering sandies in the surf? I have seen him fishing at Pompano often as well.
Quite a fisherman for his size and age if memory serves...
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Red Grouper
What's up boatless fisherman? It was great meeting you at Anglins this morning. My buddy's name is Roy. He is the one that caught the grouper you took a picture of. We just got back right now. We pulled a marathon today. Fished for about 12 hours. As for the report; Bait fish were scarce throughout the day, at least at the end of the pier. Saw a lot of Mackrels in people's bucket when I walked around but there wasn't much action on the end after the morning. Other than the grouper Roy caught I pulled out three yellowtails (11", 10", and the last was about 8"). Someone caught a nice AmberJack. It looked to be about 22". Hope to see you again soon.
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Re: Saturday 11-25-06
Is that a bar jack? and is anglins always so very crowded on weekends?cudaman wrote:Nice day to be fishing.
Here are some pics.
Nice tiny fight on a crappie jig.
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Sorry for the late report but better late than never 
Got to anglins at around 1am monday morning and was introduced to a couple of the boatless crew by Tom. Nice meeting you guys,and thanks for the tips, sorry if I forgot your names ,I am better at remembering faces
Well, as I was telling Roofer Dave and Boatless later on in the morning, I think I will have to change my name from Bluerunner to Grunt King as that was all I was catching all night long.
While Dave was racking in a bluefish,Lady fish, 28" Cobia, what appeared to be a shark or another cobia that broke off and a Grouper that was probably just over 12". (Yes he released the illegals back into the water:) All this between 2am and 7am.
I did manage to hook two undersized mottons (one just about an 1/8 below the legal size, I also hooked 2 undersized yellow tails just after 7am and that was it. Oh, I did catch a keeper grove earlier in the dark.
Not much action going on when I left at around 8am.
Maybe next week I'll try again when I'm off work or on my way home one of these mornings.
Happy fishing everyone.
PS here is a picture of the grouper Dave caught. (remembered the camera after Cobia was released:)

Got to anglins at around 1am monday morning and was introduced to a couple of the boatless crew by Tom. Nice meeting you guys,and thanks for the tips, sorry if I forgot your names ,I am better at remembering faces
Well, as I was telling Roofer Dave and Boatless later on in the morning, I think I will have to change my name from Bluerunner to Grunt King as that was all I was catching all night long.
I did manage to hook two undersized mottons (one just about an 1/8 below the legal size, I also hooked 2 undersized yellow tails just after 7am and that was it. Oh, I did catch a keeper grove earlier in the dark.
Not much action going on when I left at around 8am.
Maybe next week I'll try again when I'm off work or on my way home one of these mornings.
Happy fishing everyone.
PS here is a picture of the grouper Dave caught. (remembered the camera after Cobia was released:)

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Report for the Wednesday Morning:
I got there about 5am, tossed out a bottom rod with Ballyhoo and then Jason caught a Big White Grunt and I tossed it out on the 4/0 and started throwing my Mack rod, had a few Snakes"baby kings" come up on it on the North side switch over to the South and the Bottom rod took off and got it in and had a 2lb Bluefish, started again throwing the mack rod and had a spanish chase it and that was it, then the 4/0 took off, grabbed it and locked it down and the little fishy took off Zzzzzzzzz fought it for a little bit maybe 15 minutes and it jumped onces and it ended up being about a 60lb to 70lb Black Tip Shark I got it striaght up and down and popped it, the water looked great but no current "that is not good", I left about 10am so maybe something happened.
I then went by Dania Pier go to that thread to read my nothing report.
I got there about 5am, tossed out a bottom rod with Ballyhoo and then Jason caught a Big White Grunt and I tossed it out on the 4/0 and started throwing my Mack rod, had a few Snakes"baby kings" come up on it on the North side switch over to the South and the Bottom rod took off and got it in and had a 2lb Bluefish, started again throwing the mack rod and had a spanish chase it and that was it, then the 4/0 took off, grabbed it and locked it down and the little fishy took off Zzzzzzzzz fought it for a little bit maybe 15 minutes and it jumped onces and it ended up being about a 60lb to 70lb Black Tip Shark I got it striaght up and down and popped it, the water looked great but no current "that is not good", I left about 10am so maybe something happened.
I then went by Dania Pier go to that thread to read my nothing report.
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click, click, click, Fish ON - Over, Under, Over, Under Get out of my Way. Sound familiar.
click, click, click, Fish ON - Over, Under, Over, Under Get out of my Way. Sound familiar.
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Paid my 2 bucks to take a walk on the pier today. Boatless you could have used your kite rod to fish shiners in the I 75 canal I think you missed your chance today. Ripping north current saw a bonnet head and a jack. They said there were jacks and croakers around in the a.m. Water looked like a cup of coffee and the waves were 6 - 8 easy ..... just glad I DIDN'T GET UP EARLY TO TRY TO FISH TODAY. Should be good if the wind and water let up as the blue water was almost within casting distance.
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got there just after 7 left a little after 8am....playin senior skip day from work.... the "breeze" was up, the seas too. Saw birds crashin way out infront and to the North. Threw a gotch non stop only to catch 1 jack when Tom came to my rescue....I was about to get mugged by a hungry pelican for my 1lb fish. Conditions "looked" better then they produced. Good meeting you Tom, you must have caught that monster after I left?!?!?

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I was at the pier till about 7:30. Too dead. Caught a few Croakers. Water was no current, and outwash of beach weeds. Total waste of time. I laughed when I called the pier this afternoon and they lied and said they killed fish today. Then I laughed even harder when they told me the pier was just shut down again. I swear, it is a neverending story.
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