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I am starting to feel your frustration BigFish. I dont think a lot of people get your question. I dont think your talking about where these fish came from as in where they were BORN but where they were two-three days ago right? They are migratory and unless someones tags these fish at point "A" and catched them at point "b" two days later OR they have a helicopter follow the pod then how can they be sure its the same pod? Without hard evidence they cant and therefore they are just blowing smoke out there a%@$$#! |
You are right Jenn....thanks for reading the post! :wave:
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I think Jimmy Fee and PM pretty much summed it up...it's a guess and an assumption....
Maybe some like to think they are on the same pod of fish and are in the "know"...so let them..maybe thats what keeps them going and it is their way of having fun... |
Why ??? do you want to know. Does it really matter one way or the other. Fish till they are gone and then stop is a good way to look at it. I did not catch Mr. Limpet today so I am still going to use common sense and best guess, which is precision enough for me. I will say one thing for sure if a certain pod of fish were on the Ledge they ain't there as of 11:30 this morning. God knows where they are now.
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:smash:Larry, Was wondering is it the same in the spring when they are coming back do we hear the same I don't think so.
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Larry .. little off topic, but give you a rough idea how much these fish move around . I tagged a fish mid summer in Hull ..It was caught 4 days later in Wollaston Beach straight as the crow flys 11 miles away .. I dought it did a B line right to Wollaston .. I was bumming the fish was recovered in only 4 days, but amazed how much a fish moved during a non migrating period . These guys can travel ..I soon learned that less than 1% of tagged fish are ever recovered and stopped putting through the trauma for lesss than 1% recovered . I do know there are fish holding stations where they just hang out .. Same places every year .. I also notice fish getting scarcer in number ,size and catching window from North working its way south during our season .. some holes dry all together ..
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There you go Ed...my point exactly....thats your theory/feeling and ten other guys have a different one.:uhuh:
Ask Redlight and he will tell you the fish are getting bigger and more of them.....seeing my point yet? |
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