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#94578 12/19/04 02:07 PM
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Staying at Case de Lisa in February . . . with dock. Would like to fish from dock . . . can anyone offer suggestions re fishing tackle etc. Prefer ultralight spinning with rubber jig head baits . . . also 9' 9 weight fly rod or 8' 5 weight fly rod. Never been to AC before. Any advice? Thank you.

#94579 12/19/04 03:48 PM
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Small pink white or light brown shrimp imitations...The locals use small sardines or shrimp...I use 4or6 pound mono with light spinning gear...my wife uses an ultralight

#94580 12/20/04 10:09 AM
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If you can, take both flyrods. The 5wt will work for bonefish,snappers,shellfish etc.. Keep the 9wt. handy for a cruising barracuda or feeding school of jacks, or if the wind kicks up.


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#94581 12/20/04 03:16 PM
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I stayed at Casa De Lisa last May. We fished everyday off the dock. If you want snappers just use a hook with Sardines. We used Mister Twister jigs in pink and white and caught Bones. Also, you can use your fly rod with small shrimp imitations. We caught bones, permit everyday. If you want Barracuda you MUST take wire leader with you.

#94582 12/22/04 06:29 AM
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Luvphins1, How did you like Casa De Lisa?

#94583 12/23/04 06:37 PM
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Using twister jigs off the dock with ultra light spinning gear . . . any recommendations what size jig head and what size twister bait? If using frozen sardines, how do you rig your bait?

#94584 12/28/04 01:31 PM
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Send me your email address. I will send you pictures of the house and you can ask me any questions you want.
I belive the jigs were 1/8th ounce. The smaller the better, the bone fish have a small mouth. When using frozen sardines cut them into thirds. Just make sure you have really good sharp hooks and you will catch fish. It was VERY easy to catch them. We say many locals using line held in their hands with a hook and small sinker. I know you can catch fish on a pole if they catch them.
My email is: [email protected]

#94585 12/29/04 04:38 PM
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I have some more questions about fishing off of the dock at Casa de Lisa, is it a sandy bottom or a grassy bottom? And if both, how was the fishing in both conditions? Do you fish deep? Slow or fast retrieve? Thank you.

#94586 12/30/04 04:15 PM
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It is both sandy and grassy. But, you will "see" the school of bone fish. Just cast into the and retrieve it back. As far as catching Snapper just cast out and wait for a bite. Make sure you take good Polorized fishing glasses. We walked into schools of bone fish that had to be over 1000 fish.

#94587 12/30/04 10:44 PM
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1,000 Bonefish . . . WOW!

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