On Long Island there are thousands of wrecks, boats that sunk in the ocean. Excellent for tautogs and sea bass, in general fish that like to hang around structure like the hull of a sunken boat.
2007-09-04 13:10:00
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answered by mac 7
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One of Key West’s biggest attractions are the hundreds of shipwrecks that are scattered on the ocean floors of the Atlantic Ocean and the Gulf of Mexico. These wrecks lie at water depths between 100’ and 400’ and have turned into habitats for a lot of sea life and fish, among them tuna, wahoo, kingfish, sailfish, bonita, barracuda, cobia, snapper, gag grouper, barracuda, and goliath grouper. Wreck fishing is a lot of fun and your experienced captain certainly knows how to make it a successful endeavor. Take advantage of this Florida Keys phenomenon and experience for yourself the joy of wreck fishing.
2007-09-04 07:23:18
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answered by hiba 6
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in Europe some of the better fish to catch around wrecks are the conger eel they can grow up to excess of one hundred pounds plus big cod, ling and skate in the north sea the skate go two hundred pounds plus the fish use the wrecks for safety so if you sling a big hook down there you know you are in for a good fight hope this helps
2007-09-04 08:47:29
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answered by Anonymous
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its sea fishing out on a boat far out fishing either on the drift or static over a ship wreck cod and conger eels can be expected with others included
2007-09-04 14:21:17
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answered by Anonymous
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Its whenever I have my boat, my dog, all my gear, a case of beer, and no breakfast......... That is wreck fishing. Fun for a while, but always ends up a bad idea.....
2007-09-04 21:11:23
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answered by Anonymous
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in ca you get calico bass sculpin salmon groopers lots of taisty fish we have old fishing boats a new sail boat hit a jetty and sank a week ago old cement teliphone poles all piled up in one spot all good fishing spots
2007-09-04 11:01:49
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answered by gaffingpoints 3
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