Caught a Bull Shark on Lake Holbrook using a $$

A photo of only_in_Texas's catch

Caught By

only_in_Texas
8/6/2015 6:35:32 PM

My penn senator 9/0 and custom 5'5 rod finally came in today!! Can't wait to use them!!!!!!!

Catch Details

	Species	Bull Shark
	Waterway	Lake Holbrook
	Location	The location of this catch is only visible to Fishidy members. Create a free account!
	Lure/Bait	$$
	Visible to	Everyone

Comments
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1. Aug, 07, 2015 Brettivey_ 0
  Nice
2. Aug, 06, 2015 only_in_Texas 0
  Thanks
3. Aug, 06, 2015 kp_fisher 0
  If that gives you a little idea you probably would want the top shot like @Jungleexplorer said to be lighter than the braid and at least 100 yards for a shock absorber ...more and aberration resistance
4. Aug, 06, 2015 kp_fisher 0
  I would go 600 yards of 130lb jerry brown hollow core and you will still have room for ~130 yards of 100lb mono The reel will fit 1200 yards of 130lb braid ...more or 1450 yards of 100lb or 1700 of 80lb
5. Aug, 06, 2015 Swamp Mafia 0
  400-500 yds of 80-100 lb braid, fill the rest with 80 lb mono. 10+ foot rash leader and 6' of steel.
6. Aug, 06, 2015 only_in_Texas 0
  Big as they bite @jrgiffin2
7. Aug, 06, 2015 jrgiffin2 0
  I use wire leaders for sharks or high lb mono
8. Aug, 06, 2015 jrgiffin2 0
  How big are the Sharks you are trying to catch?
9. Aug, 06, 2015 only_in_Texas 0
  I'm intending to use it from the sand @Jungleexplorer
10. Aug, 06, 2015 Jon_Marcus 0
  110 pound braid with 20 yards 180 mono
11. Aug, 06, 2015 only_in_Texas 0
  Any ideas on what I should spool it with?
12. Aug, 06, 2015 only_in_Texas 0
  Any ideas on what I should spoil it with?
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