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    Based on my experience it is pretty tough fishing from the cliffs. I have brought fishing equipment several time without much luck. I have even tried the morass park were they have, Belive it or not Tarpon and lots of tilapia. You might have better luck spear fishing or going with a "fish Killer", like Vincent. I will be there during part your stay if you want to try the reef let me know. Good Luck

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    Based on my experience it is pretty tough fishing from the cliffs. I have brought fishing equipment several time without much luck. I have even tried the morass park were they have, Belive it or not Tarpon and lots of tilapia. You might have better luck spear fishing or going with a "fish Killer", like Vincent. I will be there during part your stay if you want to try the reef let me know. Good Luck
    i also tried the Morass park as well, i asked a guy on the beach with a very small boat to go out, he wanted $70.00 u.s. per hour, i am just going to the pier behind burger king with some shrimp. p.m. me if you want to get together between Feb 5th to 19th for a fish downtown, soon come

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    Quote Originally Posted by Country View Post
    Based on my experience it is pretty tough fishing from the cliffs. I have brought fishing equipment several time without much luck. I have even tried the morass park were they have, Belive it or not Tarpon and lots of tilapia. You might have better luck spear fishing or going with a "fish Killer", like Vincent. I will be there during part your stay if you want to try the reef let me know. Good Luck
    Dang, maybe we should only invest in one rod and equipment instead of buying 2 sets, then spend a bit more on snorkel gear. We've been out before the break of dawn fishing with a local in one of those wooden fishing boats, mainly fishing for barracuda, but didn't have any luck reeling one in after 3 hours. We did get a few good bites though!

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