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Old 05-13-2004, 08:05 AM   #11
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Trolling with the tide makes sense, but you can catch just as much fish trolling against the tide especially when fishing rips. Some days you'll catch most of your fish with the tide, others against. It depends on where you are, which way the tide is going and what type of structure you are on. The key is certainly going slow, but it's judging how much pressure you have on your line that's going to catch you fish.
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