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That's some serious leverage
I woulda flipped frickin epic |
Inconceivable! Way to go Roger.
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Oh hell ya.............I'd be super stoked just for the experience!!!:luxhello:
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I fixed the date for you Roger, FYI to anyone needing to edit the original title. After clicking on the edit button, click on "go advanced" and it will allow you to change title text. :D
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Dude that's awesome. Glad you got to see what it was
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That is bad ass!! Sorry ya lost it, but you shall be rewarded later!
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Congrats! :cheers1:
Man... that would have been some serious weight to haul back to shore... AND not attract any scavenger/predator sharks. |
Wow! You are a fish magnet Druko!
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I heard you mentioned briefly on Sunday's "Let's Talk Hook-up".:cool:
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I marlin fish with my dad...
For 17 years...in a 24ft skipjack...what poped the hook or the line, you need a big hook but I don't no what size they are using now days...it was at least 25yrs ago I have yet to see a small marlin off San Diego I'm surprised more kayaks arn't hooking up more using live mackerel.
With a boat you use the motor to wind to the fish and then the fish pulls out your line...that's how they catch them on such lite line with a kayak your kind of limited what you can do I released a big hammerhead that took me on a nice kayak ride pulled it up it was as big as my kayak Any way congratulations...sounds like you did everything right maybe you lost it for a good reason tight lines:reeling: |
Dam epic indeed buddy hooked one in lajolla this year but it was super short fight only saw him surface a few times
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The line broke. Hook was a 5/0 circle |
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