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Old 09-20-2008, 07:30 AM   #7
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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 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
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