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| Ray G. shows off a 30-inch snook before releasing it unharmed back to the water |
Wednesday, August 8, 2012
BROKENBACK SNAGS BIG SNOOK UNDER LOBOS BRIDGE
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9 comments:
WHY YOU THROW IT BACK PINCHE RAY?????? MOCHATE CABRON!!!!!!
WHY YOU THROW IT BACK PINCHE RAY?????? MOCHATE CABRON!!!!!!
PESCATE ESTA RAY!!!!!! UUYYYYYY
MACLOVIO O'MALLEY
It looks oversized, that's probably why. Beautiful fish!
Maclvio se pesco y le gusto jajaja viejo joto
ooooh Raymond, comparing you with brokeback...whats up with that vato?
broke back? the fish looks perfectly fine.... no broken back :), but meat is not white, since its over sized, meat is red and when its red, its no good. (it doesnt taste the same)
Rey, where are you finding broken backs? I've looked for them but can only find diving ones.
Biggest inshore fish I have ever caught was a Snook in the Ship Channel and yes I caught on a Black Broken-Back topwater lure. When a big snook hits a topwater lure it sounds like a firecracker going off, it's one of the most exciting fishing experiances you can have.
Nice Pike Rey.
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