Seabass - 7 Lbs from Portugal!
 

Hi!

Yesterday, I had the day off, so I went in the morning, to the Tejo River to have some trolling action,

It was 08:00 when I reached the place of departure and to be honest with how cold it was, nor did I feel like it was going into the water,

But as I had made ​​the trip, there had to be :D

Lures in water and after a few brave "cycling" on my Revolution there was no cold!

After two hours of trolling, I catch a beautiful seabass with my rapala taildancer

There´s the photo




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Nice! Is that a freshwater or saltwater fish?

Saltwater fish and they enter the mouth of the river where the water is salty


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Brackish water species...looks like a Large mouth...sorta...thanks for the report cool stuff:reel:looks like a rough launch and landing...lol, that's a toad for those rigs...ultra light...
bet that was fun

Congrats Mr. Ramos!

I love reading reports from far away lands.

Please post a lot, get your friends to join and post up too. We can both learn a lot of tricks from each other.


Congrats!

:cheers1:

Awesome report....:cheers1:
Even more cool that your a member from portugal...:cheers1:
But shouldnt you be surfing supertubos or something....

Thanks for the report. It looks like December in Portugal is as nice as it is here in Southern California.

Sweet! :cheers1:

How do you guys call it - lubin, lubina? I've caught a few of those back in the Adriatic. We were doing it "peskafondo" style (I believe it's Italian word?) - basically, just a line in your hand, nor rod & reel.

Pretty sure it's the same fish.

3+ kilo is a big deal! Congrats! :luxhello:

No, that is not for me:D

I like to see but never tried!


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Hi!

In Portugal we call him "Robalo"!

Lubina is the spanish name for the same fish,



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Ramos, thanks for the post.

Do those fish get any bigger??

Robalo is how we call "Snook" in South America, a salt water bay fish like the ones in Florida.

I'm not sure the exact weight that can be achieved, but some sometimes are captured with 20 pounds,


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yes, they are of the same family!


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Nice!!

They look like the seabass in Japan & Hong Kong, should be able to grow a lot bigger~

Japan
http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-q1KNHH0BAT...0/gallery1.jpg

Hong Kong
http://andosfishing.blogspot.com/200...-sea-bass.html