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3 September, 20103 September, 2010 0 comments FISHING FISHING

There are some specific sounds that could be of benefit to you on your next saltwater fishing trip, how about saltwater fishing pictures. What am I talking about? How many of us have heard someone tell the story of the one that got away? And if you have been present for more than one of that great story telling moments, you may notice that each time the story is told, the fish seems to grow. Tuna turned whale! Whether by inches or feet the result in making the story bigger always starts by making the fish bigger.


And if by some great and wonderful chance you happen to have accompanied this friend on this saltwater fishing trip, your interjections about the true size of the great fish would more likely be pushed away by the person who is quickly becoming the known as the fisherman who once held glory in his hands. Unless, while standing out on the deck of the boat, at the end of the pier, or wading in the shallow waters you not only hear the sounds of saltwater splashing and sea fish flapping, but you hear click! Snap! Flash! Here is a general rule for saltwater fishing you may not have heard; if it is caught on the hook, catch it on film!


Saltwater fishing pictures are some of the most awesome pictures to look at. Even if you are not a fisherman of any kind you cannot help but stare at the wonder of a giant Marlin jumping out of the water struggling with man and hook. Or a beautiful swordfish arched high in the air as if preparing for the battle not to be caught. Saltwater fishing pictures are so full of life that I cannot imagine anyone who would not find themselves looking at the pictures in wonder. If you are planning a saltwater fishing trip make sure to take pictures of your saltwater fishing adventure. You can post your saltwater fishing pictures on the Internet in a personal web page or other fishing sites open to anglers.

 

 

Because saltwater fishing pictures are so often magnificent, you also have the potential to sell your saltwater fishing pictures on-line, to magazines, book publishers or other saltwater fishing enthusiasts.

 

 

The great thing about sharing your saltwater fishing pictures is that not only are you able to share the joy and adventure you had, but also others are able to learn from what you have shared. People who might have questions, apprehensions, or who are just plane curious about saltwater fishing.

 

 

 

Eliseo is an avid fishing guy
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19 November, 200919 November, 2009 0 comments FISHING FISHING

The arrival of early fall, began the annual Kingfish run on the west central coast of Florida. The annual King of The Beach tournament was held out of Madeira Beach, FL on 11/7. There were over 220 boats entered with a top prize around $15,000 dollars. I had the opportunity to fish with three SaltyWorld members. Makoch, Category5, and JJx2 joined me this year.

 

The winds were predicted 15-20 out of the east-northeast. They did not fail to blow on Saturday. Per tournament rules, lines were allowed to be in by 6 AM. We left the dock at 4:45 AM with our boat loaded with Blue Runners, bags of tackle, and eight fishing poles. We decided to head about 10 miles offshore to spot with some good natural bottom and high relief. Running through five to six foot swells took about an hour to make it to our destination. Anchoring the boat was our best option as it was very difficult to troll our baits in the winds and waves.

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Dropping in our home made chum, we deployed our spread of baits.

With no action, and the wind beginning to gust, we decided to head east to calmer waters.

JJ

We stopped about 2 miles off the beach, and began to troll.  This only produced three sharks that were a nuisance. 

Shark

 

Next stop was small structure about 600 yards off the beach.  Same strategy, anchor and chum.  About an hour of doing this, and with three hours until the weigh in, we hooked our only fish of the day.  I fought the fish, as the others cleared the lines and pulled the anchor. 

 

 

The fish turned out to be 18.7 lbs.  This was not sufficient enough to place in the tournament, but we sure had fun.

 

 

 

Tight Lines,

 

SaltyWorld

 

 

 

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