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Old 08-03-2005, 08:17 AM   #6
piemma
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I don't consider myself a "sharpie" I do consider myself a good surf fisherman and I catch a lot of fish. There are no secrets that I can share but there are a couple of things that I do that have helped me.

I know the water I fish. I have studied the places I go and I know exactly what tide and wind I need to be successful at any given spot so I don't go to a low tide SW wind spot when the tide is on the way up and the wind is NE.

I sharpen all my hooks all the time.

I do little things like after I tie an Improved Clinch knot, I always throw an overhand knot on just in case...

I always strip back about 10 yards of line everytime I fish. There are always nicks.

I fish plugs, eels, rigged and live, sloooooowly. I read someone said that they do a 10 count for every revolution of the reel handle. I do also. Try it sometime. You will not believe how slow it really is.

Lastly and most important if you fish rocky places, always pick where you will land a fish before you start fishing. More good fish are lost because guys don't have a place to land a fish. All IMO

No boat, back in the suds.
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