10-02-2009, 08:30 PM
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The BIG fish are here!!! If you're looking for a fish of a life time your best chance is now through October and November. I had Barry Gardner and guest down from Utah this past Friday and they both got their fish of a life time, 2 Giant yellow fin tuna going 140 and 190 the only thing we were short on where anglers.
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After both crew members got their whooping's they opted for the dock to do a little fish cleaning. Saturday I had Dickie Conrad and crew, we banged up the blackfin tuna losing count somewhere around 25 after that they decided to try for some whahoo. After putting a few Wahoo and a dorado in the boat they to opted for the dock early to catch up on some fish cleaning. The fall is an awesome time to fish.
Tuna, Wahoo, dolphin and cobia all move in close in big numbers. There are still plenty of amberjack, grouper and mangroves to be caught also. But the real excitement is the huge yellow fin that come in close to the shelf and devour anything you put in their face.
Give us a call and get your shot at a fish of a lifetime. We're making short runs, the weather is cooling off and the fishing's heating up.
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[url "http://fishcommander.com/fishing-reports/"]Louisiana Fishing Reports[/url]
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The BIG fish are here!!! If you're looking for a fish of a life time your best chance is now through October and November. I had Barry Gardner and guest down from Utah this past Friday and they both got their fish of a life time, 2 Giant yellow fin tuna going 140 and 190 the only thing we were short on where anglers.
After both crew members got their whooping's they opted for the dock to do a little fish cleaning. Saturday I had Dickie Conrad and crew, we banged up the blackfin tuna losing count somewhere around 25 after that they decided to try for some whahoo. After putting a few Wahoo and a dorado in the boat they to opted for the dock early to catch up on some fish cleaning. The fall is an awesome time to fish.
Tuna, Wahoo, dolphin and cobia all move in close in big numbers. There are still plenty of amberjack, grouper and mangroves to be caught also. But the real excitement is the huge yellow fin that come in close to the shelf and devour anything you put in their face.
Give us a call and get your shot at a fish of a lifetime. We're making short runs, the weather is cooling off and the fishing's heating up.
[font "arial, helvetica, sans-serif"][#000000] Capt. Lance Walker [/#000000][/font]
[font "arial, helvetica, sans-serif"][#000000] (225-445-1005)
[url "http://www.fishcommander.com/grand-isle-fishing.html"]Grand Isle Fishing [/url]
[url "http://fishcommander.com/fishing-reports/"]Louisiana Fishing Reports[/url]
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