Patton Rouge, Los Angeles (WVLA– A day ended with family and friends with a large hunting Louisiana. The original thepodox Lee Grafton He said that the Saif Broadlel 350.8 lb -pound fish on Friday 6 June.
Grafton said that, with his friends, son and friends, all of them ventured in the Gulf from Grand Il. He said they were “hunted at 33 allocated aluminum feeds The emergence of the boat In Sorrento “when he says he has connected the sword fish with a Daiwa MP 3000 electric ball.
“The bait was a forged axis on a 200 -pound leader with a 300 -pound test on the leader,” Grafton said.
Lee Grafton Bo’s son with Saif’s fish was arrested in the Gulf on Friday, June 6 (a copy of the compliment of Lee Grafton) Dustin Domingue sits next to Jerome Perque with a sword -arrested fish in the Gulf. (Compliment to Grafton) Lee Grafton’s wife, Becky, Dustin Domingo, was seen his wife Heather and Gigi with the sword fish that were hunting in the Gulf. (Compliment to Grafton) Grant Ridgeway was seen with the arrested Broadbill sword in the Gulf on Friday, June 6. (Photo from Lee Grafton) Drake Fikk was filmed with a fishing in the Gulf on Friday, June 6. (Photo from Lee Grafton)
He says that he first connected the fish at about 9:40 am, but he did not surround them until 1:15 pm, after he spent the past 90 minutes to move the virgin manually.
He said that the most difficult part of hunting large fish was preventing it from interruption. Grafton said the weight was difficult to deal with and prevent them from getting any land. He explained that he had to use a glove and handwriting to make any progress.
Grafton said they cleaned the fish and would give some of them away.
The plan is to install the sword and possibly get a replica of the entire fish, says Graftone.
Grafton said that he had hunting larger fish than before, but Broadbill’s sword fish would have been 40 lbs. He said that the fish cannot be weight to determine if they record a record, because it used an electric ball.
A Louisiana man has love for fishing and you can see him in his local program for fishing TV entitled “Castine“