Fort Pierce grovers
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- heritage14
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Fort Pierce grovers
I've been spending most of this summer beating the heat and fishing for snapper at night on the beach. While the full moon's provide the best action, mother nature doesn't always line up her schedule with the lunar cycle so we go when we can. I fished on a buddies boat this past Friday and the fish were chewing! We had a limit of fish by 10:15 and were culling out our smaller fish some bigger guys. Most fish were in the 2 - 4lb (15"-20") class on this trip but we have had fish up to 6lbs on previous trips. All the fish came off of either cut bait or small live pilchards in 14' of water. I don't have any good "hero" shots of the catch, but I"ll include a crappy cooler shot just because pictures make a post better.
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Re: Fort Pierce grovers
nothing wrong with a bunch of snapper fingers, French fries and a cold beer.
- davedirt
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Re: Fort Pierce grovers
Nice snapper............
STAY HUNGRY MY FRIENDS
DUG IN TIGHTER THAN ALABAMA TICK
ROLL TIDE
Last year I was a hunter and not a harvester........
DUG IN TIGHTER THAN ALABAMA TICK
ROLL TIDE
Last year I was a hunter and not a harvester........
Re: Fort Pierce grovers
That is my favorite fish!
Re: Fort Pierce grovers
Nice mangos!!!!
Great fish to fry... and top with ranchero sauce... with some rice on side.
YUMMMM
Great fish to fry... and top with ranchero sauce... with some rice on side.
YUMMMM
- heritage14
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Re: Fort Pierce grovers
Thanks fellas!
They are definitely one of my five favorite eating fish. When I fry them I dust them in House-Autry seafood breader, egg wash, coat in Panko, fry, and when they come out of the fryer season with Everglades fish & fowl. Unfortunately there are rarely any leftovers.
They are definitely one of my five favorite eating fish. When I fry them I dust them in House-Autry seafood breader, egg wash, coat in Panko, fry, and when they come out of the fryer season with Everglades fish & fowl. Unfortunately there are rarely any leftovers.
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Re: Fort Pierce grovers
and no invites either!!!
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