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SaltLife1980

06-23-2016 09:36 PM

Re: Useful Fluke length/weight chart

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Originally Posted by kurtisb (Post 451430)

On the other hand, they are nice to have. Last week on vacation we fished on the Angler out of OCMD. My grand daughter Taylor caught a 19" fluke. One of their regulars also had a 19" fluke for the pool. The mate called it tie at 3 pounds on his spring scale until someone pulled out a berkley digital scale. Taylor's was 2 lb 9 1/4 oz, the other was 2 lb 8 3/4 oz. Taylor went home with the $140 pool.

Good point.

Scotty

06-24-2016 10:42 AM

Re: Useful Fluke length/weight chart

I like the 37" fish's weight. Problem is, it doesn't exist. Kind of like finding a used late 80's Toyota pickup (per my mechanic). I know they exist, just impossible to find...

MrAC1980

06-24-2016 01:53 PM

Re: Useful Fluke length/weight chart

I keep one in a zip lock bag, never leaves my box. maybe thats why i can't break the 10 mark lately! 9.5tog and 9lb fluke!! :mad::D:mad:

MVP	06-24-2016 06:16 PM

Re: Useful Fluke length/weight chart

Congrats to Taylor. The Apple does not fall far from the tree

Joey Dah Fish

06-24-2016 06:31 PM

Re: Useful Fluke length/weight chart

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Originally Posted by MrAC1980 (Post 451487)

I keep one in a zip lock bag, never leaves my box. maybe thats why i can't break the 10 mark lately! 9.5tog and 9lb fluke!! :mad::D:mad:

No it's cause you duck as a fisherman and this will never change :D

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