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Post by Juan on Nov 26, 2019 12:21:54 GMT -6
I've caught some weird stuff in the past.. (anchors, lures, fishing rod & reels) but this is my first Boga Grip. I've always used the imitations because I'm too cheap to pay over a hundred bucks for a genuine Boga Grip but now I have a 30lb GENUINE BOGA GRIP.  Before:  After:  What weird stuff have you caught?  btw: I also caught 16 largemouth bass, 4 hybrids and 2 stripes all in a 3 hour period on the Chattahoochee river this morning. Kept and released 10 small bass and one stripe into my pond. (they all fit onto a 5 gallon bucket)  |
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mosquito13
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Location: the other West Coast
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Post by mosquito13 on Nov 26, 2019 16:08:03 GMT -6
Nice.
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catchersrock
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Location: Maiden NC
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Post by catchersrock on Nov 27, 2019 7:25:41 GMT -6
On my way!
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Post by gtightline on Nov 28, 2019 3:59:53 GMT -6
In the early 90's a friend and myself were out king fishing on one of those head boats out of Haulover inlet, in Miami...it was a night trip with moderate seas. While the boat was moving through the dark to another spot for the next drift I noticed something in the water a few yards to port as the boat slowly moved forward, it looked like someone in the water 'could that be', I thought to myself...I started yelling that there appeared to be a person in the water,the captain turned around, and to the amazement of all on board there was a person in the water, we were about 3-4 miles offshore..the boat pulls up alongside the swimmer, and between a few people we are able to pull this naked chick aboard, she was shivering cold, no cloths, and spoke very little english, the coastguard was called and they came out there and picked her up...it turns out that this Canadian tourist had gone skinny dipping in the cut and she was somehow pulled out by the strong outgoing tide..it was her lucky day, or should I say night..True story, and yes, it was the strangest thing I have ever caught..and yes, she was young, and pretty, not that I really noticed.....hahaha
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Post by Juan on Nov 28, 2019 5:42:00 GMT -6
In the early 90's a friend and myself were out king fishing on one of those head boats out of Haulover inlet, in Miami...it was a night trip with moderate seas. While the boat was moving through the dark to another spot for the next drift I noticed something in the water a few yards to port as the boat slowly moved forward, it looked like someone in the water 'could that be', I thought to myself...I started yelling that there appeared to be a person in the water,the captain turned around, and to the amazement of all on board there was a person in the water, we were about 3-4 miles offshore..the boat pulls up alongside the swimmer, and between a few people we are able to pull this naked chick aboard, she was shivering cold, no cloths, and spoke very little english, the coastguard was called and they came out there and picked her up...it turns out that this Canadian tourist had gone skinny dipping in the cut and she was somehow pulled out by the strong outgoing tide..it was her lucky day, or should I say night..True story, and yes, it was the strangest thing I have ever caught..and yes, she was young, and pretty, not that I really noticed.....hahaha Wow! You saved her life and that's a night you or her will never forget! Did you take pictures? |
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Post by freezerfiller on Nov 30, 2019 17:23:01 GMT -6
I actually caught a boot one time. I've also caught a sparkplug and a rubber glove.
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Post by Simple Man on Dec 4, 2019 21:54:38 GMT -6
Cleaned up good. Congrats!
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985crabs
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Post by 985crabs on Dec 6, 2019 11:39:17 GMT -6
Gtightline wins. Hands down. No contest.
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Post by Juan on Dec 6, 2019 15:03:07 GMT -6
Gtightline wins. Hands down. No contest. I think you're running a close second with 985 crabs.  |
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