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Good catch today with the atlantic bonito and black sea bass.

Little tuna and atlantic bonita showing up in good catches on private 1/2 days and shared trips

The Atlantic Bonita (we call them little tuna ) really good to eat. Are showing up on mixed 1/2 trips and our 1/2 day privates.

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Now the time to get the Larger bass in winter on 1/2 day trips and up to 9 hrs good catches from Jan to March.

We loaded the cooler with snapper, triggerfish, grunts, porgy, jacks, and king mackerel