Boatless Fishing Forum, Reports, Info

All from this year. I have four keepers so far but some other people like Nick and Roy have a lot more then me.

Very nice. Are they usually on rays or free swimming when you sightcast to them from the pier?

Manta's in Nov. Bottom Rays Dec, Jan., Feb., and into March. March, April, and in May they are back on Mantas and on Leather Back turtles. Almost never just free swimming like they do in the Panhandle.

nice but landing them is the hardest part, with all those sharp pilings but when you see a pod, man its a madhouse!!!

Awesome job Chris.

I hate you chris kidding Nice job.

Nice Fish, Great job...

Thanks for the pics. Nice catches.

A couple more Cobia from this year. All the cobia on this thread are from 2010.

25pd

18 and 20pd

40+by Dave

Two 25's

50pd by Nick

those are some big cobes. nice job

were some of those caught from the boat or all pier?

Both pier and boat. Boat fish were from running the beach in the boat.

ok thanks. just curious

Ay, chris when did you get those cobes

All the fish posted on here were throughtout the season.

wow 50pd that's a nice cobia

Those are some very nice cobias from the pier!

those are some nice cobes!

SWEET

what kinda jigs did you catch them on?

Bunch of nice Cobes for sure. My son and I will be heading down from Virginia this winter an tossing jigs at Cobia will be one thing we are looking to do some. I tie jigs and was wondering if a certain head style, weight and color works better than others down your way.


Dean

I see people using cobia jigs at juno. Can someone give me more info like how you work them top vs let them hit bottom?

From what I see orange squid head jis are the go to?

Thanks

we seem to get tons out on the wreck I fish, I think last year we didnt have a trip where we didnt get one. I mean Vic got 3 last time he came out all on the bottom with cut runner

i think its a different approach from the juno pier vs deeper water but not sure