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I have heard the stories about bonefish and GT's (hell, a big GT will eat a small black-tipped shark) and I guess if I get desperate, I can bonk a small bonefish, skewer a large fly through a small fillet and pich it out there (there are many that do just that).

I will be armed with numerous #10's and 12's but my go to rod will be a CND Atlantis Surf-tamer. It is a two-handed 11' #11 that I will line with a #12 35' shooting head.

A good freind took the rod down there in October (before the rod came into final production) and amazed all the guides as they had never seen anything like it. 100' casts were easy...

Needless to say, he cleaned up!!

And speaking of blue-fin trevally, here is a picture of the CND Atlantis with a good sized blue-fin trevally. Yes, they are stunning fish!