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stiff tip 09-19-2008 04:50 PM

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Originally Posted by Mike P (Post 621845)
Unfortunately, no. Nellie from Red Top. I'm going to venture a guess that he avoided getting spooled using 30# braid on a Daiwa Emblem Pro ;)

That first run of good fish almost always comes through this week, and it's usually fish from Scorton's Ledge heading out. They don't stay long. By Sunday many will be off the Elizabeths.

all the fish were moving east with the east going tide. very few on the high west ... i think.... juv pogies yesterday ,today full size pogies blue cordell pp yesterday . today yellow cordell pp all loaded w/ 1oz lead braking on fast a moving current today ...way way out 80+ yrds.....i,m going to the east end tomorrow

ProfessorM 09-19-2008 04:57 PM

funny as I didn't get anything on the east today all on West tide. when it went east i couldn't find a fish

stiff tip 09-19-2008 07:07 PM

dwn west end was mostly east 1hr after the turn .all am.

JohnnyD 09-19-2008 07:44 PM

Still curious how fast the current was moving on you...

Slipknot 09-20-2008 07:30 AM

some fish have a very strong will to live
suck it up and try again
I use 300 Yards of braid with a small amount of mono backing just so it doesn't spin on the spool. I believe in the canal you need 300 yards for times like that where it can make a difference. I use 50-65 lb braid , not 80 lb.
atleast you were able to wlak the fish down a ways
I bet the fish worked the plug out, I have had them do it too me while still attached to my line, I find it easier to keep fish on jigs out of the rocks in close than fish on plugs.
maybe I need an 11 ft plugging rod too, someday soon.

I had that date on my calendar for months :wall: just couldn't blow work off that morning so I tried yesterday, obviously not as good as thursday :(

I think that was the canal payback for leaving her so much this year tuna fishing :p

Crafty Angler 09-20-2008 08:45 AM

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Originally Posted by piemma (Post 621786)
You are a youngster then. Old trick to get a cow to move off the bottom when they sulk

Yup, you're right Paul - in fact, I used it last nite - actually, very early in the AM today - at the same spot I used it a couple of years ago to get a pretty nice fish out from around a lobster pot buoy.

Works like a charm :uhuh:

ProfessorM 09-20-2008 03:18 PM

I picked the wrong side today. Same pole different side . What's wrong with me:fishslap: Had to watch as guys had fish all morning where I was catching yesterday. I blamed it on my buddy who has been my bad luck charm all year when I fish with him. Me Stupid.

BassDawg 09-20-2008 03:50 PM

thanks for the "strumming technique",

worked like a charm and aided me in landing
a new personal best for me,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,no weigh slip

formula works out to 38.72#!!!
42.5"L x 27"G, nice Fatty. she's
still swimming as we need 46#+
to DEFEND,,,,,,,,,thanks again!!!

Raven 09-20-2008 04:02 PM

any particular song you were strumming? LOL

stiff tip 09-21-2008 03:49 AM

old trick ,strumming the string seams to work in a panick ..20 yrs ago w/ bigger fish did it all the time. tide was at 4+ kts when i hooked up ...lots of pogies today 2 big fish near me ,1@ 47in 1@ 52in on pp. CANAL IS HOT ...loaded cordell popper, is the plug of the week ........

lurch 09-21-2008 08:03 AM

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Originally Posted by ProfessorM (Post 621784)
sorry Dave. Makes me feel real under gunned considering I am using 30 lb big game. Today was good too. Thought I may have seen you and lurch across the way this morning.

Wish I was there but I was neck deep in IPv6 testing for a customer :(

Raven 09-21-2008 08:12 AM

Lurch?
 
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Originally Posted by lurch (Post 622071)
Wish I was there but I was neck deep in IPv6 testing for a customer :(

what happens when you go under...?

does that me you were deep 6'd :confused:

:grins:

lurch 09-21-2008 08:29 AM

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Originally Posted by Raven (Post 622072)
what happens when you go under...?

does that me you were deep 6'd :confused:

:grins:

It was funny to see the confused response from the customer when I said that we needed to finish by Thursday because the canal slack was at dawn Friday morning.

Yeah, since we did not finish by Thursday I had to deep 6 my Friday trip :( . I should have tossed an eel in their rental car.

stiff tip 09-21-2008 01:08 PM

slow day 4 me today mostly boofish n sn bass . fished near 140 mover to 205 some nice brakes way way out ........i,m fishing w/ new spin rod n reel ,it cast loaded pp like a rocket lancher....100yds+

ProfessorM 09-21-2008 01:26 PM

Sorry Lurch I was referring to Flap as lurch. Big lanky guy.
Fished Scorton today Dave in the boat. Bluefish city. A 100 boats catching nutin but bluefish from fingers to White Cliffs.


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