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trapperpierre · 11-13-2006, 09:46 PM

The fluke's ability to rotate 360 degrees via the perimeter "finnage" is fantastic. Great footage. The advice to fish close to bottom -aided by power drifting-is right on target. You can thank the implementation of this method to two RI stiper anglers. One of the two developers of this method recently caught two stripers that weighted nearly 60 pounds each. His daughter holds the 80 pound class women IGFA striper with a 57+ pounder. The other co-developer has taken striped bass with weights of 64 & 66 pounds. We further refined this method to catch fluke. A while back, a RI charter captain discussed this method on a regional TV fishing show to catch large fluke over at the Vineyard-he learned from us. Not being a diver myself, it great to see what is going on down below. We all are contibutors to this wonderful world of saltwater angling!

11-13-2006, 09:46 PM	#15
trapperpierre Registered User Join Date: Oct 2005 Posts: 101	Fluke Eat'n The fluke's ability to rotate 360 degrees via the perimeter "finnage" is fantastic. Great footage. The advice to fish close to bottom -aided by power drifting-is right on target. You can thank the implementation of this method to two RI stiper anglers. One of the two developers of this method recently caught two stripers that weighted nearly 60 pounds each. His daughter holds the 80 pound class women IGFA striper with a 57+ pounder. The other co-developer has taken striped bass with weights of 64 & 66 pounds. We further refined this method to catch fluke. A while back, a RI charter captain discussed this method on a regional TV fishing show to catch large fluke over at the Vineyard-he learned from us. Not being a diver myself, it great to see what is going on down below. We all are contibutors to this wonderful world of saltwater angling!