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Old 09-13-2010, 09:01 AM   #11
Back Beach
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More fun and more challenging than eels!!!! There....I said it...its out there!
Considering they wouldn't take an eel one night, it was actually easier with plugs...unhooking a thrashing fish while you're in a precarious position ain't easy though...in that situation I'd prefer an eel or single hook offering as you need not worry about the trebles. I did get one about 35# on an eel the first night though...everything else came on wood.

Here's the musso sr...it held up real well, but a large bluefish took a big chunk out of it.
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