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Canal 08.01.04
Fished the Canal early this morning with T.orlando I caught the fisrt fish on the second cast it was just legal,but As usual T. put the pressure on with his first fish @ 28#:happy: :happy:
Yur killin me:smash: So we moved around to another location I went one way T. went another I got a couple of bumps @ the end of the West but that was it! Then the tide canged East & the fish turned on.I ended up w/ three fish with the biggest tipping the scales @ 32#:happy: 5/0 |
sweet fish!!
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I like the east tide.
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how'd ya land it with that net?
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I think you better have your eyes checked dude, looks serious? :laughs:
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I never really fished the East tide,I would souly fish the last of the West.But I've noticed the past year or so slack & begining of the East has been productive for me.Last year I caught a 38# on the beginning of the East my 2nd best:D
Eben the best way is to light it on Fire & toss an eel in it:happy: My Eye's......it's a personal problem but it helps me fish @ night :cool: 5/0 |
The east tide brings the fish in.
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Eels again, 5/0? I prefer a 8/0 :laughs:
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Hey 5/0 - 8/0 I strongly feel that what ever works for you, works!You gotta have Faith in whatcha do.
Heck caught a 40#er on a Eagle Claw 3/0 Bronze Live bait hook snelled knot on 40# Triline Big game leader. Gotta love it. 5/0 |
The reason I like the 8/0 is because I try to use circles with bait. With a small circle I am always afraid of having a small gap and missing fish. You know the dilemma of when to strike when fishing eels? Well I'd like to think I've solved this problem by using a circle on the eel with a baitrunner reel. When I feel the tappity-tap I flip it into baitrunner mode and let the fish peel off a bit before re-engagin the main drag.
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