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Great time to get the kids out catching. Mackerel, snapper, mahi, tuna, and sailfish are all on the menu right now. Today we spent a couple hours with kids staying busy reeling up a variety of fish. Hunted mahi for a hour or so. Finally, spent the last twenty minutes catching barracuda, jacks, and mutton snapper.
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Gavet Tuttle
Miami-beach, Florida, United States
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