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NilsC · 05-16-2003, 11:58 AM

Not sure if it was beginners luck last year. I loved it every night when the wind picked up and the surf was 4 - 6' feet. The water turned to foam and bubbles that could be 30 - 40 yards wide along the shore. I walked until I found a an area that looked like it was a little calmer (deeper) and was fishing the edge of the foam and the deeper area.

I got my largest fish last year in condition like that, with pouring rain, high winds and lots of surf.

If I had no luck with the plug I drifted eels, did not have to get them out a mile. All the hits I got was right at the edge of the foam or in the foam itself.

Nils

05-16-2003, 11:58 AM	#10
NilsC Kayak Fish with us. iTrader: (0) Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: Stonington, CT Posts: 586	Beginners Luck? Not sure if it was beginners luck last year. I loved it every night when the wind picked up and the surf was 4 - 6' feet. The water turned to foam and bubbles that could be 30 - 40 yards wide along the shore. I walked until I found a an area that looked like it was a little calmer (deeper) and was fishing the edge of the foam and the deeper area. I got my largest fish last year in condition like that, with pouring rain, high winds and lots of surf. If I had no luck with the plug I drifted eels, did not have to get them out a mile. All the hits I got was right at the edge of the foam or in the foam itself. Nils
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