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<blockquote data-quote="svnmag" data-source="post: 371532" data-attributes="member: 330">Never heard of these &quot;guitars&quot;.&nbsp; Recently watched a Monster Fish episode on OC featuring a dude catching monster cubera snapper from the African west coast on jerkbaits at night.&nbsp; Miami invasives would be awesome especially IMO the pacu.&nbsp; They have turned carnivorous.&nbsp; There's also a couple private lakes down there which harbor barramundi.&nbsp; Bill Dance did a show about this a couple years ago.&nbsp; &quot;Funny&quot; thing about this they are susceptible to winter kill like oranges.One more cool deal IMO:&nbsp; I saw this on ESPN about twenty years ago:&nbsp; Some rich dude/chick blasted out a pit on their land about the size of Northgate Dam.&nbsp; When the pit was finished a twenty foot(?) wide canal was installed to facilitate a direct feed from the ocean.&nbsp; You can walk around that pit with the bass rod (or more) of your choice and catch a myriad on jerkbaits/jigs.&nbsp; I wonder if I won the lottery I could buy a piece of Florida and do the same damn thing.&nbsp; If I remember correctly there was nothing special to the beach which fed it and it took a couple years to become &quot;viable&quot;.&nbsp; I imagine keeping the canal clear would become a yearly chore.&nbsp; If I were King of California I'd install a direct pipeline from the Salton Sea to the Pacific.That is all.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="svnmag, post: 371532, member: 330"] Never heard of these "guitars". Recently watched a Monster Fish episode on OC featuring a dude catching monster cubera snapper from the African west coast on jerkbaits at night. Miami invasives would be awesome especially IMO the pacu. They have turned carnivorous. There's also a couple private lakes down there which harbor barramundi. Bill Dance did a show about this a couple years ago. "Funny" thing about this they are susceptible to winter kill like oranges. One more cool deal IMO: I saw this on ESPN about twenty years ago: Some rich dude/chick blasted out a pit on their land about the size of Northgate Dam. When the pit was finished a twenty foot(?) wide canal was installed to facilitate a direct feed from the ocean. You can walk around that pit with the bass rod (or more) of your choice and catch a myriad on jerkbaits/jigs. I wonder if I won the lottery I could buy a piece of Florida and do the same damn thing. If I remember correctly there was nothing special to the beach which fed it and it took a couple years to become "viable". I imagine keeping the canal clear would become a yearly chore. If I were King of California I'd install a direct pipeline from the Salton Sea to the Pacific. That is all. [/QUOTE]

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