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Old 02-02-2009, 05:04 PM   #1
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Hey,

I was thinking the other day while watching fishing shows about setting up a chum line in a rip. Has anyone tried anchoring on the shallow side of the rip (obviously this would be on a slow moving tide/calm day) and let the slick go down through the rip to the deep side. Then casting/chunking from there? I've never seen anyone do this but I'm sure someone has. Could be cool to cast a fly rod into the slick as well. I mainly fish off Monomoy so that's what I'm think of. I'll probably chum up some seals if nothing else.

Mike
Guys do it for Bonito/Albies all the time. Silversides are supposedly best if you want to avoid bluefish.
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