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March 11 Today we had a ball deep-sea fishing off the coast of Fort Lauderdale with Robert, Jesse and Chip. We started out trolling and catching Black fin tunas bonitos and a Mahia. Than we tried a deep drop looking for a big bottom fish and all of a sudden we were in for a big fight when this big silky shark took the bait and BAM the fight was on. After a good 10 min tug a war we had him to the boat. After a few pictures we cut him free to fight again another day. Thanks again to all of our anglers for coming down and doing some deep seas fishing off Fort Lauderdale. Captain Taco
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Taco Perez
Fort-lauderdale, Florida, United States
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