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Thanks for the advice lineman. We went out of the Catt. both mornings, had constant action the whole time with more doubles than we could count, very good average size sunday, ton of jacks. Kept around 150 the whole weekend and released about 75. Thanks again.

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does anyone know of any launches close to Sturgeon Point other than SP and Hamburg beach? SP is closed until may 15th.

check all the reports from the last week or so. Should be all you need.

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i've got nothin....

$50 shipped

I believe they are about 7"? I'll get an exact measurement when I get home

Got these from a member here last year, never used 'em. $25 shipped.

you really gotta start taking videos

Most predators, as well as kings, are opportunistic feeders. We've all caught kings small enough to make us wonder how they got their tiny mouths around that huge treble, so we know they are eating machines. But, are they cannibalistic? I've yet to fillet a king and find little kings inside it, but have only been fishing for them for <2 years. Anyone know anything about this?

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great Remote start. I"ve had mine for years. Good stuff. Remotes for them.....meh...

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foam and electrical/duct tape?

Is a Bill. just sayin.

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Looking for two of these... whattya got?

that thing is gorgeous

I THINK there is a link somewhere that puts you on the non-mobile page

This.

There are 2 main reasons why Rockets perform so well : The glow, which makes them visible from a long distance, but even more importantly, the action, or roll. Back in the old days, ...original question, an alewife in an anchovy style teaser head would be my choice, although I've never tried it. Your presentation , or action, is #1 Guess that makes sense...action is #1, scent is just adding to it. Why didn't I think of that? Thanks rocket.

guess it's time to get the boat ready....

if the sushi flies took shots, makes me think that if the alewife were cut the same as herring strips, and rolled the same, shouldn't they, in theory, produce similarly?

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