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Fluke on Fluke crime
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Poster CATalyst Offline
Posted 09/29/14 10:01 AM
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Fluke on Fluke crime.

Large fluke continue to flout the regulations created to protect the young of their species.

This twenty five incher was captured on the last day of 2014 fluke season. The two small regurgitated fluke were approximately seven inches in length.
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#200908 - 10/01/14 04:39 PM Re: Fluke on Fluke crime ***** [Re: CATalyst]
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Registered: 12/08/10
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Loc: NJ
Very interesting. Hogy makes a plastic fluke replica lure, probably worth a try late in the season. Congrats on a great way to end the season.

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#200910 - 10/01/14 05:25 PM Re: Fluke on Fluke crime [Re: Hama]
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Almost every fluke trip, a fluke would spit up baby 2-3" fluke. So I think a fluke bait may work fairly well! Never seen fluke that big inside another. Pretty cool!!
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#201175 - 10/09/14 09:06 AM Re: Fluke on Fluke crime [Re: FishinMission]
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Joey - Interesting indeed. I caught some weakfish in the bay that spat up some silver dollar sized fluke as well. Fluke don't have a dorsal fin with spines so I would imagine they are easy to eat. May have to try the Hogy fluke next summer.
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