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  1. Red snapper, golden tile fish, snowy grouper, long tail bass
  2. Red porgy yes. We get red porgy, chocolate porgy, jolt head porgy, knobbed porgy. All kinds of porgy lol
  3. Ty, here ya go. Can thicken to your liking with corn starch method. It's pretty easy just make sure not to let your heavy cream boil, just warm it up and add it to the main pot
  4. Did this chowder twice before but think I perfected the recipe today. Used pompano this time around but fish don't seem to matter. I think adding smoked paprika, using hickory bacon, and switching to russet potatoes was key. Used better butter too, that Irish stuff. Neighbors loved it anyways
  5. Have motor problems so went on a buddies boat and ended up with motor problems and got towed in, twice in a week. The joys of boating. Anyways, looked for tiles and found silks instead so need to try again. Found YFT but wouldn't cooperate. Unsure of future offshore trips so might hit the beach for pompano or something soon, we'll see.
  6. Cedar plug and is used for trolling. They come pre rigged with the heavy line. Shockingly good for mahi, tuna, etc. Maybe washed up from elsewhere maybe??
  7. Blue runner. Good cut bait for sharks or trolled offshore
  8. Well charter cap changed his mind and said it's a baby greater AJ. Seems like those can have white too based off what I'm seeing here https://ncfishes.com/amberjack-identification/ I give up, it's some sort of jack and a cool catch for up there
  9. I didn't think it was but I just asked a charter cap and he's leaning towards banded runner so I'll change my mind to that, he'd know better than me
  10. It's not an almaco jack which looks reasonably different especially once you've seen one in person. It is not a banded rudderfish I would say since there's seemingly zero striping. It's probably a greater amberjack. We never seem to catch lesser amberjacks or banded rudderfish here in the Gulf, just almaco and greater amberjack.
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