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Surfrat
06-11-2004, 09:46 AM
(Late Report):

Well, I managed to get about four hours in on Sunday. Hit the Beach around 1:00pm, HT had long gone and I would have to walk out a considerable distance to cast to deeper water, sunny nice day E-SE around 10mph with gusts higher.

Set-up with one Shark rod, fresh Bluerunner head. Susan came out about an hour later. Pretty slow, then around 3:00 I had a good run and drop, bait was gone.

Put out another head, and a short while later, my rod's down, "Air-Cuda," got him up to the beach face and he flopped around and spit the hook and took off.

Rebaited put out another Runner head, around 5:30 my rod goes off, another 'Cuda, this one came out twice, jumped way high, got a few pix and thought about keeping him for bait, but I've already got some 'Cuda in the freezer, and I've yet to try it for Shark Bait.

Not too much to report and no Sharkies, but "Biters," none-the-less. ;)

I'm 'gonna try to put some serious time in next weekend, Thurs.- Sun.

Here's a few pix, too bad their so grainy(?)

Smiling for the camera.
http://floridasurffishing.net/pics//cudaA.jpg


Back in the water. C'YA!
http://floridasurffishing.net/pics//cuda2.jpg

Tight Lines!

:D

SurfRunner
06-11-2004, 11:33 AM
Nice fish SurfRat! Great report!

Curmit
06-12-2004, 01:22 AM
Nice Cudas

Sea-Slug
06-12-2004, 06:27 AM
What kinda rod you got that 9500SS straped on top off? Is that a OM?

Surfrat
06-12-2004, 10:08 AM
What kinda rod you got that 9500SS straped on top off? Is that a OM?

No, I do have a 12' OM (heavy action) that I usually use.

I just picked the one in the pix up, it's a St. Croix, Avid Series, 11'6" (heavy action).

It's a nice rod, with any luck next weekend I'll break it in on some Sharkies.

;)

Sea-Slug
06-12-2004, 04:37 PM
Let me know if you like it, Im shopping for a new one for one of my 9500SS

Surfrat
06-12-2004, 11:22 PM
My experience with St. Croix (Surf) rods,... are awesome,... I have several 10 footers that I've landed Big Rays and many 6'-6'.6" Sharks on.

My bigger rods (12's) are OMs and Fenwick, Lamiglass and Penns, this is the first St. Croix over 11' that I've picked up, I'm sure it'll be great, they tweaked the tip-eyelet, it has a wider anti-tangle girth that's 'kinda neato, but I will say that as far as off the shelf rods go, for the Surf,.. St. Croix Rods are a good bet.

:D