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  • Posted on October 26, 2001 in Fish Species
    Invaders of the Flesh
    By Albia Dugger
    Q: I'm interested in snappers, particularly the giant cuberas. How many species of snappers are there, how many do we have in the U.S., and how big do they get? Also, where did the name "cubera" come from? - Jack Hunter, Winter Park, FloridaA: Around the world, the snapper family, Lutjanidae, has about 250 different species divided into 25 genera. At least 15 species reside in North American waters, and 10 of these are assigned to the genus Lutjanus, including the mutton, silk, red, blackfin, mahogany, lane, gray, schoolmaster, dog and cubera snappers. Read More
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    Posted on October 26, 2001 in Rigs and tips
    Sliding Down the Line
    By Bill Doo
    How to make simple, inexpensive sliders for bottom fishing. Read More
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    Posted on October 26, 2001 in Rigs and tips
    Baitfish Lasso
    By Harry L. Mason
    Tired of untangling sabiki rigs and getting pricked in the process? Try this trick for making bait. Read More
  • Posted on October 26, 2001 in Boat Reviews
    Grady-White 265 Express
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    By By Dean Travis Clarke
    "-the most significant difference between this boat and any other Grady is its new running surface design." Read More
  • Posted on October 26, 2001 in Rigs and tips
    Slimmed-Down Sabiki
    By Newswire/CCA
    Remove shiny objects from your rigs to discourage bluefish and mackerel from snapping your line. Read More
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