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May 11, 2007; 12:07PM

Category: Fishing Tackle For Sale

Name for Contacts: Niall Kendall

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if you want vintage fishing lures for pennys! which i know you will, email me at niallkendall@hotmail.com and i will send you all you need for them! many thanks!

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Jan 15, 2003; 09:20PM - Zombie Rig

Category: Rigging techniques

Author Name: Wes Partain

Tip&Trick Description 1: I primarily use this rig for King Mackeral fishing on the East coast. The rig is very simple. When using a ribbon fish deep try attaching a single bait hook roughly 8-10 inches above the ribbon fish. This technique will provide more action to the dead ribbon fish and will also appear to the King Mackeral that the ribbon is attempting to feed on the live bait. All avid King Mackeral anglers know that a large king is more acceptable during a feed. I hope that this rig will help add an edge to everyone who fishes live bait for King Mackeral. The rig should be tied as described below:

30 - 50lb barrel swivel to haywire twist, 4 inch #6 leader wire, haywire twist to single bait hook (sz. preference), haywire twist 8 inch #6 wire, Hookup jig head 3/16, haywire twist to 3 or 4 hook stinger setup. No picture is provided due to the length of the rig. The small wire and hooks are not noticable when whole rig is in frame.

May 13, 2019; 08:07PM - OCEAN-TAMER Marine Grade Bean Bags

Category: Boats

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Name for Contacts: Frank Abruzzino

Phone: (941) 776-1133

City: Palmetto

State: Florda

Country: usa

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Sep 30, 2002; 09:50AM - Cabo Bite Report

Category: Mexico Cabo San Lucas

Author Name: George Landrum

Capt George Landrum Fly Hooker Sportfishing gmlandrum@hotmail.com www.flyhooker.com CABO SAN LUCAS FISH REPORT FOR SEPTEMBER 23-29, 2002 WEATHER: We started the week a bit worried over Tropical Depression Julio as it developed to the south, worried that we might be having a repeat of last years Hurricane Juliet, and on the anniversary as well! Luckily for us it dissipated by mid-week and the only effects we received were cloudy skies on Friday, Saturday and Sunday as well as a bit of wind on Friday. As a whole, the week was great! The temperature averaged 87 degrees during the day, with highs around 97 and the nights were in the mid to high 70�s. No rain here in the lowlands but it looked as if the Sierras received a bit. (Ragtop Day) WATER: Our water temperatures ranged from the low 80�s on the Pacific side to almost 90 degrees up to the north of San Jose on the Sea of Cortez. The offshore waters were deep blue and there were flying fish almost everywhere. Northwest winds in the later part of the week caused the conditions on the Pacific side to be a bit rough and choppy but the Sea of Cortez remained very comfortable, at least until you got out about 25 miles, then it picked up. (When The Coast Is Clear) BAIT: The bait this week, if you could get any, was Caballito or Mullet. There was not a lot of them available and some of them were very small. The price remained the same though, at the normal $2 per bait. (Coconut Telegraph) FISHING: BILLFISH: The Sailfish are beginning to show up in numbers as the water warms up. They have been found in the same areas as the Dorado and are striking the same type of baits and lures. Blue Marlin have been scattered but most of them are being found on the Sea of Cortez side of the Cape. With the moon on the wane, more boats are starting to rig live Skipjack as baits for both the Blue Marlin and the Black Marlin. Striped Marlin have been found everywhere but the concentrations seem to be directly to the south of the cape and along the Pacific side out to about 10 miles. A mix of both live bait and lures worked for the fish that were caught, but as with the Blues Marlin, the full moon on the 21st kept the bite from going off really strong. Later in the week it started to pick up. (Frank and Lola) YELLOWFIN TUNA: There were not nearly as many Tuna caught this week as last week but there were still some nice ones found. For the bigger fish, finding the Porpoise was the key, as usual. Fish to 120 pounds were found south of Chileano and there were small footballs scattered around as well. Just because you found the Porpoise did not mean you caught fish though, many of the pods did not produce. Feathers in green, black and blue as well as cedar plugs (don�t Tuna fish without a few of these on board!) were top producing colors and the size range the fish were striking on ran from 6-10 inches. (Money Back Guarantee) DORADO: This weeks bright point! Almost any boat that wanted to focus solely on Dorado was able to limit out. Most of the fish were on the Pacific side inside 10 miles and we are getting the schooling fish now. There are a lot of schools of very small fish, under 10 pounds. Most boats are releasing all of these and keeping only the larger fish. A mix of small feathers and small baits worked well and if you found a school of the mid- range fish, in the 12-18 pound class, chunking worked very well. (Stars On The Water) WAHOO: A few nice fish were caught this week and a few others were hooked and lost. The action was spread out with reports of fish from all the banks as well as the contour lines along the coast, but there were no large concentrations found. (I Have Found Me A Home) INSHORE: Most Pangas are fishing for Dorado, as they have been easy to find and close to shore. An occasional Sailfish and Blue Marlin has kept fishermen on their toes, as they never know what to expect! (Brown Eyed Girl) NOTES: Written to Jimmy Buffet music again! The �Beaches� album from the four CD set �Beaches, Bars, Boats and Ballads�, MCA 1992.

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