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View Poll Results: big fish
>40 inches, 25 pounds 22 41.51%
>45 inches, 40 pounds 23 43.40%
> 50 pounds 5 9.43%
any "keeper" is a big fish. 3 5.66%
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Old 03-03-2004, 04:28 AM   #40
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Couldn't agree with ya more. Hook a decent sized fish in some strong current like the Ditch or a breachway... can be a much better fight than a larger fish off say some placid beach. I've almost gotten pulled off the rocks at Q fighting a 33 incher when she made a sudden surge with the current.

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Bryan:
No one put it better than you did. A 20 at Q is quite different than the same fish at FPR and if you are waist deep at Carpenters, a 20 can be a huge fish. Never mind a 30# at Black Point on the reef, top of the tide, at 2 AM, NE wind at 20. That's when you see what you are really made off.

Lookin for my big'un!
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