Always start your day off at Benny's if you have to fish the Lake Worth Pier amazing food.
Phone camera my bad for the low quality.
Don't you love it when your fishing for Permit with a Calico Crab
and the click goes off and you set the hook hard and one of these floats up to the top! 
Luke with is Cuda.
Luke with his Jack
Zack and me with the tarpon
Spencer with his Tarpon he caught on a old rod and 25lb braid and a penn spinner with low line. Got it up on the pier with Turkeys drop net that night.
Snook that hit a large thread fin.
My first tarpon off the pier this month next to Jr.
Alot of boneheads this month also
Last snook for the month 40 inches around 20 lbs. Hit a baby gog on a bottom rig.
42" 30 lbs Biggest one for this month, just got him on the 11th. Looks like I have to take a s**t he was so heavy!
Some pictures from the weekend, Robert and his Family. Off shore, I'm not going to give up the spot though.
Blue & Sail
Some more pictures
John with his Marlin
Rob with his sail.
My buddy Rob just sent me this picture, I'm trying to get more details.
He was in the Bahamas maby this was caught there.
Someone got a HUGE tuna on that boat next to them.
It's about to tip that boat over! 
Think you could swim this out for bait???
This was on the 4th of sept my b-day at Juno on a mullet head on a bottom rig under the pier
Didnt get the first part of the video but this is me getting worked.
The fish took off about 30 yards, then shot back right under the side of the pier..
The fish never came up to the top may have been a 100+ lb ray or maby a jew fish?.
http://s972.photobucket.com/albums/ae207/drjimb0311/juno%20pier/?action=view¤t=IMG_1017.mp4
http://s972.photobucket.com/albums/ae207/drjimb0311/juno%20pier/?action=view¤t=IMG_1018.mp4
Bonito that cudas tore up, this is what happens when your wife is trying to get shark bait in for you.
Check out the double rainbow
I've been fishing Juno pier Sept 1st-19th and there has been alot of blue fish, ladyfish, snook, spanish macks, runners, jacks & snapper. The bait has been good also, had a nice school of black mullet mixed with finger mullet
come through on sunday the 19th nice sized tarpon pushed them into the pier, then the snook took over.
All the blue fish you could catch.
plenty of hadens in the surf and baby sardines on the top.
That's a nice combination of big summertime pier fish CONGRATULATIONS 
.Thanks for sharing and welcome to the site Jimmy.
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Thanks for the pic,s Jimmy and welcome to the site...Dave
"GOOD SHIAT" AND WELCOME BRO!!!!!!!!Looking forward to shark fish with you in the future.......'L-DUB'!! 
Hey didn't I take some of those pictures and what a nice marlin man I wanna catch some bill species one day.
Just an average fisherman.
Yeah Mark you took most of these pictures for me.
Just found some more pictures so I posted them.
Can't wait for the BHC.
Nice pics be careful with taking tarpon out of the water fwc made the rule u can't take them fully out of the water since they die easy and it can be a big fine
The Tarpon were released and all swam off, but thats good to know thanks.
Ya they got weird bout it bout 4-5 years ago too many showing up on the beach cuz they fight hard so they can't be out long I take my tarpon pics in the water waiste deep and hold em up for just the pic
Hey what's up jimmy i didnt know u joined the site welcome dude and yes ill swim that our with a 2000 wide international lmfao
Yeah Eddy and Mark told me about the site.
I'll be at LWP again soon I've been fishing the Inlet lately.
I didn't see that monstrous tuna and the videos of the jewfish at juno, I've heard from Terry they have been caught there, so I wouldn't doubt it... when you get new pics, try and put them into a new post, you'll get more views. This post is very well written and complete though; detail is key and simplicity is sweet, you have achieved the best of both.
Just an average fisherman.