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07-12-2008, 07:36 AM
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Seals will occasionally hit a lure, especially poppers and needlefish. During the day if you have a fish on you can generally see the seal chase the fish to the top then pursue- just like Shamoo. If you have a bluefish on you can feel the fish fight change, a lot like a livelined bait flees from a bass. Bluefish flee from the seal, bass just take it. At night seals seem stealthier - imagine tying your line to the bumper of a car and the car driving off at 5 mph and you'll get an idea.
the 1st time it's a novely, by the 5th time it begins to get tiring, and by the 10th time you're ready to fight.
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All that is necessary for evil to succeed is that good men do nothing.
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07-12-2008, 07:46 AM
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Join Date: Apr 2001
Location: Uh, in a spot....
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Quote:
Originally Posted by 2na
Seals will occasionally hit a lure, especially poppers and needlefish. During the day if you have a fish on you can generally see the seal chase the fish to the top then pursue- just like Shamoo. If you have a bluefish on you can feel the fish fight change, a lot like a livelined bait flees from a bass. Bluefish flee from the seal, bass just take it. At night seals seem stealthier - imagine tying your line to the bumper of a car and the car driving off at 5 mph and you'll get an idea.
the 1st time it's a novely, by the 5th time it begins to get tiring, and by the 10th time you're ready to fight.
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"Ready to fight" amen to that Brother, amen to that! |
Why even try......... 
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07-12-2008, 07:47 AM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by 2na
Seals will occasionally hit a lure, especially poppers and needlefish. During the day if you have a fish on you can generally see the seal chase the fish to the top then pursue- just like Shamoo. If you have a bluefish on you can feel the fish fight change, a lot like a livelined bait flees from a bass. Bluefish flee from the seal, bass just take it. At night seals seem stealthier - imagine tying your line to the bumper of a car and the car driving off at 5 mph and you'll get an idea.
the 1st time it's a novely, by the 5th time it begins to get tiring, and by the 10th time you're ready to fight.
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"Ready to fight" amen to that Brother, amen to that!
And yes they really like needlefish, come right to the beach in a big wake chasing them, especially with an eelskin or "essence" on them. |
Why even try.........
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07-12-2008, 07:54 AM
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That's crazy.....
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