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    Default Jumping Sabalito's at Tarpon Cay Lodge

    Finally strung some video together from Bill's and myself's trip at the beginning of the month. We had an epic afternoon with baby's all over on shallow flats. I'll post pics soon. https://vimeo.com/47294359

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    Very Cool! I like the video!
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    Looks like fun! What rods were you using? I suppose if you were targeting small tarpon specifically it would be a blast to drop down a few (or more!) rod weights from the traditional tarpon gear.

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    Stout 8's and 9's for the baby's, although with a 20lb fish on the flats at times it's about all a 9 can handle.

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    scheduled to go back for my 3rd trip next July - very cool video!!!

    Were the migratory fish around? Though I kinda prefer targeting the "babies"!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Rick J View Post
    scheduled to go back for my 3rd trip next July - very cool video!!!

    Were the migratory fish around? Though I kinda prefer targeting the "babies"!
    We chased migratory a couple mornings Rick. I hooked into a few and Paul Wilms had a morning where he hooked into 3. I do agree about preferring the babies. I'll be back a week or so after you are next July, leave a few for me I have a spot open if anyone's interested.

    Big fish on


    Big fish off!


    Paul with a nice grande


    A nice robust baby

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    Cool Tarpon....

    Good stuff!!! I like the idea of fishing them on the flats rather in the mangroves. Lots more room for them to show off their goods....
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