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Pete F. · 06-13-2005, 02:32 PM

They are in Maine, I was catching off the rocks in bright sunshine on the 4th and 5th, yellow pikies. Not a ton of fish and they did'nt want to come right on top. That was south of Portland in a number of spots. I usually fish the rocks incoming to high tide cause it's easier to get around and I have safer spots to fish in the dark. Just remember they are looking for things getting tossed in the wash (whitewater) and fish there. There's a great section on rock fishing in a book by Ray Bonderew (spelling) that even though it's a fly book is just as applicable to plugs.Now if I could just remember the name of the book.

06-13-2005, 02:32 PM	#9
Pete F. Canceled Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: vt Posts: 13,427	They are in Maine, I was catching off the rocks in bright sunshine on the 4th and 5th, yellow pikies. Not a ton of fish and they did'nt want to come right on top. That was south of Portland in a number of spots. I usually fish the rocks incoming to high tide cause it's easier to get around and I have safer spots to fish in the dark. Just remember they are looking for things getting tossed in the wash (whitewater) and fish there. There's a great section on rock fishing in a book by Ray Bonderew (spelling) that even though it's a fly book is just as applicable to plugs.Now if I could just remember the name of the book.
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