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try again.  not a member?   December 02, 2011  9 Offbeat
Bonefish Tricks  Crazy-like-a-fox bonefishing techniques that
really work  The tide wasn’t quite right for sight-casting to
bonefish, so the angler fishing with Capt. Jorge Valverde opted
to target sharks. Valverde rigged a spinning outfit with a wire
leader and hooked on a live shrimp. Shortly thereafter, a
bonefish appeared and, lacking time to rerig, Valverde told his
angler to make a cast. The bonefish ate the shrimp, and another
myth — that you need ­fluorocarbon leaders to get wary bonefish
to eat — was shattered.  Over the past 30 years of pursuing
bonefish near his home in Cooper City, Florida, Valverde has
learned that not everything you read and hear about bonefish is
true, and he has made a name for himself as a guide who does
things a little differently. And he’s not alone. Other anglers
and guides in South Florida have stepped off the beaten path of
conventional wisdom in bone