Just back from a morning half up the coast.  Every so often things come together and everything goes just right: weather, bait, bites.  This was one of those days.  Thanks to my friend Fly for hosting and showing me how good South Florida Snook fishing can be.

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Tags: circle hook, fly, jupiter inlet, live bait, release, robalo, sardine, skiff, snook

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