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Anglers catch unique cobia out of Freshwater City
Jack Romero, Mark Christenson, and Larry Richard were fishing out of Freshwater City on April 9, and the three friends caught a unique-colored cobia. […]
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The LWFC adopts NOI to modify the size limits for cobia
The Louisiana Wildlife and Fisheries Commission adopted a Notice of Intent to modify commercial and recreational minimum size limits for cobia. […]
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Abbeville angler catches huge ling, leads CCA STAR cobia category
Jansen Weaver of Abbeville caught a 91.45-pound ling on June 14 while fishing with his future father-in-law out of Don’s Boat Landing. […]
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Gulf Council requesting input from anglers on potential cobia changes
In response to a potential decline in cobia numbers, the Gulf of Mexico Fishery Management Council is considering ways to reduce harvests — including increasing the minimum size limit, decreasing the possession limit, imposing a vessel limit — or some combination of all these measures. […]
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Video: Crazy cobia bite going on now
Cobia fishing is in full swing as they migrate along the coast this month. […]
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Cobia 101: Tips to hook up with lemon fish
Call them lemon fish, cobia or ling, but their firm white meat is delicious, and right now is prime time to catch them off the Louisiana coast. […]
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Cobia 101: Tips to hook up with lemonfish
Call them whatever you want — lemon ish, cobia or ling — but their firm white meat is delicious, and right now is prime time to catch them off the Louisiana coast. […]
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Cobia show up early south of Dularge
Capt. Bill Lake isn’t known for offshore forays, but he decided to head into the Gulf and catch a few red snapper. […]
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Apex Predator: Use red snapper and de-barbed hardheads to catch more cobia
Cobia are one of my favorite fish to catch, but with only a 16-foot bay boat, my days at trying to get these tasty fish are very limited. […]
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Potential No. 3-ranked cobia landed in West Cameron blocks Friday
Grant Derouen was hoping to make a mangrove snapper haul out of Cameron last Friday morning, but rough conditions put an end to that plan.
So his group decided to target cobia when they noticed several swimming near the surface around a platform in the West Cameron blocks about 30 miles from the Cameron jetties.
Turns out it was a good move for Derouen, who ended up hooking a massive ling that, if certified by the Louisiana Outdoor Writers Association, would become the new No. 3-ranked cobia in the state record books.
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Chris Macaluso – Thought’s on Cobia
Chris Macaluso thoughts on Cobia. […]
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Solid year for cobia out of Grand Isle
For the first time in his 14 years as a guide, Capt. Daryl Carpenter has had two cobia hit bait that he was actually trolling for dolphin with this year offshore from Grand Isle.
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Occupy West Delta: Cobia fishing explodes around West Delta rigs
The shallow West Delta rigs are in kind of a funny place, as far as cobia are concerned. One would think that, as they make their migration across the Gulf Coast from Florida to Texas, cobia would stack up on the West Delta rigs during the spring, but that’s not the case. They do eventually occupy the West Delta rigs, but it’s not until September as they migrate along the Gulf Coast back to Florida. Why would they invade the West Delta rigs in September but not the spring?
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Cobia move in close to Port Fourchon during September
The first thing that comes to my mind when I think about offshore fishing is big rods, big reels, big line and even bigger boats. But as far as Scott Walker from Norco is concerned, there’s no need to stay home just because your stuff isn’t as big as an offshore charter captain.
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Grand Isle guide puts monster cobia in bay boat
Capt. Vernon Ledoux is a diehard speckled trout fisherman, but when he’s down on Grand Isle and the winds fall to a whisper, he has a hard time resisting the call of the offshore rigs. Yesterday (June 3), he felt that insatiable tug, so he and his wife Sherrie launched their 22-foot Bay Quest and headed 30 miles out to a rig they love. Their goal was a couple of red snapper for each of them, and they knew that wouldn’t be a problem.
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Cobia thick around near-shore rigs
When a group of outdoor writers and industry sponsors gathered in Venice for the annual Marsh Madness, most of the anglers had redfish on their minds. Not so for “Bay Boat” Steve Herbison and Eddie Permenter, both of whom were hoping to get to their boats to near-shore rigs for some cobia action. And Monday evening (Oct. 10) the wind finally relented, offering a short afternoon window of relatively calm seas in West Delta. And the fish were waiting. And they were hungry.