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    Quote Originally Posted by DRIFTWOOD View Post
    SPORT FISHING CAPITOL OF THE WORLD. HANDS DOWN IS MONTAUK NEW YORK.
    1174 BLUE MARLIN
    1071 BLUE FIN TUNA
    3450 GREAT WHITE SHARK
    1080 MAKO
    1087 TIGER SHARK
    ONLY PLACE IN THE WORLD ! WITH 5 /GRANDER SPECIES
    PLUS MANY LIGHT TACKLE RECORDS
    MAKO 'S AND SCHOOL BLUE FIN HAVE BEEN CAUGHT OFF THE BEACH. INCREDIBLE STRIPED BASS/BLUE FISH FISHING, ALL TACKLE SUMMER FLOUNDER (FLUKE) THE LIST GOES ON I WILL POST MORE TOMORROW.

    Driftwood... Here are your facts... If you want, go ahead and spend the time researching the exact weights.
    Parts of Australia...
    Blue Marlin Over 1000 - Yes
    Black Marlin Over 1000- Yes
    Tiger Shark Over 1000 - Yes
    Mako Over 1000 - Yes
    Great White (is that even a sportfish?) Over 1000- Yes
    Giant Squid Over 1000 - Yes

    In the country, i would say OBX most variety and size for variety. In the world, who knows...

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    Chesapeake Bay/Virginia Beach offers some of the best fishing. Blue crabs are tasty too.

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    Quote Originally Posted by DropinBack View Post
    Driftwood... Here are your facts... If you want, go ahead and spend the time researching the exact weights.
    Parts of Australia...
    Blue Marlin Over 1000 - Yes
    Black Marlin Over 1000- Yes
    Tiger Shark Over 1000 - Yes
    Mako Over 1000 - Yes
    Great White (is that even a sportfish?) Over 1000- Yes
    Giant Squid Over 1000 - Yes

    In the country, i would say OBX most variety and size for variety. In the world, who knows...
    I second this choice!!!! :
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    I thought I settled this on the last page... Chub Cay!!!

    Cause I said so...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Deep C View Post
    I thought I settled this on the last page... Chub Cay!!!

    Cause I said so...
    But like box said.... WHY? Details please..

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    Quote Originally Posted by fishskipper View Post
    But like box said.... WHY? Details please..
    Cause I said so isn't enough???

    Hmmm... Its one of those special places... When it goes off nothing compares. I went 112 for 130 on billfish in 24 days one trip. That mix was 69 blues 32 whites and 11 sails. Another stand out was nailing six blues and two whites in an afternoon only to out do that the next day with eight blues and six whites... Yet another stand out was going 5-16 in a two and a half hour stretch on whites capped off with one easily 130 pounds...
    Even if its not red hot on billfish, seldom do we not have a bent rod. Schools of 30-50 pound dolphin with strays running to 70 a quarter mile around turn the purple pocket green. Wahoos some days so thick and fierce you never get a six bait spread out. Grouper and snapper at most any place we work won't let your rig reach bottom. Sails, big kings, ceros, tuna, horse eye jacks, black grouper, mutton snapper and the always present cudas will drill you if you get ten yards inside of your "line". A wall that drops from sixty to several thousand feet in the space of a football field. The proximity of the shallows to the edge makes for quite a sight when a hooked blue makes a wrong turn and you get to watch him in gin clear water swim between the coral heads.
    A place where we may catch thirty species or more of fish in a typical five day trip. Back at the dock a couple hundred yard hike one way will give you some prime bone and permit fishing. A couple hundred yards the other way for some top water pluggin can yield all kinds of critters...
    Though we don't target them there are grander makos running marlin around like ballyhoo. If you can get past the jaws a good slug of swords can be had. The lay out of the pocket is such that under most any wind condition it just doesn't get rough...Unless its throwing lightning bolts and capcise force gusts its almost always fishable...
    Days 1 and 2 my guests are gung ho. Day three they get polite,"You take the next... I just got one" Day four their tone changes... I caught the last one so you take this one!" Day five they look at me like... "are you serious... we're going again?"
    Its a place where I donate 200 lures and 300 hooks to the residents of the pocket for each four weeks I fish there...one thousand ballyhoo come over on that same run. None go home and none get washed out... 24 guests have memories to last a life time... I can never get enough...

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    Hmmm, well with the total population of New Zealand being about 4.5milion and its size not being that huge either then I vote New Zealand

    Blue Marlin Over 1000 - Yes
    Black Marlin Over 1000- Yes
    Striped marlin - World records down here chaps, Biggest stripies in the world
    Sailfish - In the far north at times.
    Short Bill - In the far north at times.
    Wahoo - North of the Kings
    Mako Over 1000 - Yes
    Great White (is that even a sportfish?) Over 1000- Yes but illegal to catch
    Giant Squid Over 1000 - Yes - One caught last year
    Giant Bluefin - regularly over 650lb
    Swordfish - regularly over 450lb
    Yellowtail Kingfish - World records down here chaps and 100lbs is not a problem.
    Yellowfin - All the way down the coasts of the North island
    Big Eye - Yep
    Bass / Grouper - Big ass bass 250lb plus
    Albacore =- Millions of them
    Skipjack - As above
    Mahimahi - Excellent numbers during the season
    Trout - rainbow and Brown - Taupo is the Trout capital of the world
    Salmon - Numbers are coming back
    Pig Hunting
    Dear - Red, Sika, Fallow, and reportedly the lost Moose in Fiordland
    Best diving in the world
    Best beer in the world
    At least 6 Golf courses in the top 100 in the world

    God I could go on, but ill shut up.

    Get your bony arses down here during your winter

    Thats all

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    OBX, does it for me..........but then again, Im a loser. so what, i love it there.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Deep C View Post
    Cause I said so isn't enough???

    Hmmm... Its one of those special places... When it goes off nothing compares. I went 112 for 130 on billfish in 24 days one trip. That mix was 69 blues 32 whites and 11 sails. Another stand out was nailing six blues and two whites in an afternoon only to out do that the next day with eight blues and six whites... Yet another stand out was going 5-16 in a two and a half hour stretch on whites capped off with one easily 130 pounds...
    Even if its not red hot on billfish, seldom do we not have a bent rod. Schools of 30-50 pound dolphin with strays running to 70 a quarter mile around turn the purple pocket green. Wahoos some days so thick and fierce you never get a six bait spread out. Grouper and snapper at most any place we work won't let your rig reach bottom. Sails, big kings, ceros, tuna, horse eye jacks, black grouper, mutton snapper and the always present cudas will drill you if you get ten yards inside of your "line". A wall that drops from sixty to several thousand feet in the space of a football field. The proximity of the shallows to the edge makes for quite a sight when a hooked blue makes a wrong turn and you get to watch him in gin clear water swim between the coral heads.
    A place where we may catch thirty species or more of fish in a typical five day trip. Back at the dock a couple hundred yard hike one way will give you some prime bone and permit fishing. A couple hundred yards the other way for some top water pluggin can yield all kinds of critters...
    Though we don't target them there are grander makos running marlin around like ballyhoo. If you can get past the jaws a good slug of swords can be had. The lay out of the pocket is such that under most any wind condition it just doesn't get rough...Unless its throwing lightning bolts and capcise force gusts its almost always fishable...
    Days 1 and 2 my guests are gung ho. Day three they get polite,"You take the next... I just got one" Day four their tone changes... I caught the last one so you take this one!" Day five they look at me like... "are you serious... we're going again?"
    Its a place where I donate 200 lures and 300 hooks to the residents of the pocket for each four weeks I fish there...one thousand ballyhoo come over on that same run. None go home and none get washed out... 24 guests have memories to last a life time... I can never get enough...
    Now those are some spectacular details... Guess that's why we have so many Sportfishing Capitals in the World

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