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  1. TyeeTanic
    2 paddle/fly and 1 spoon. Flies on the dispeys, spoon on the rigger. Use glow.
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    I've used this guy before, he put us onto some goliath grouper in the bay. I met him at John's Pass, about 20 min south of clearwater, straight down Gulf Blvd. They also got us into Hog Fish and reasonably sized Red Snapper. It was a fun day out for sure. Captain Kyle Applefield John’s Pass Fishing Report – February 2024 - Old Salt Fishing Foundation
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    Well done Darrell. Great that you stuck with this idea, and continued to evolve the product. It seems like a very robust system.
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    I be tempted to move him to a spinning reel as soon as possible ... my kids were about 6 to 8 years old when they started using spinners. Maybe if you can swing both ... a cheap Zebco ... just to build his confidence, but when you see fit, toss it for the spinning reel, don't let him use the zebco as a crutch. He'll thank you later.
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    The economy sucks right now man. It is not good. We have properties going for 20% less than they were 1 year ago. Severe price cuts are needed. Affordability has finally showed up at our door steps. If you need it moved, I don't think there's much more you can do than a SEVERE price cut. It doesn't matter what else is listed. They aren't selling either ... they'll sit for years too. For a boat, I would think you need to be at least 30% lower than other listings. The one thing you have to be careful about though is to avoid perception you are giving the boat away because it has problems. So, what might also help is to (a) provide access to the boat and have all the documentation ready to try and prove it is in good shape, and (b) offer some kind of guarantee ... I know this is tough, but it helps reassure the purchaser.
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    What does a trip like this cost, all in? How long would you go for, for some good fishing?
  7. TyeeTanic
    Awesome video. Thanks for posting this.
  8. TyeeTanic
    Is that last photo of the "atlantic"? I think that is a brown trout, no?
  9. TyeeTanic
    As others say, start at 2.0 to 2.5 mph ... but ... don't track straight all the time ... navigate in an S shape ... if the inside rods hit ... you need to slow down, if the outside rods hit, you need to speed up. Once you are dialed in ... you can set that speed and then start tracking straight.
  10. TyeeTanic
    15 lb spoons, 30 lb dipsies.
  11. TyeeTanic
    Morning will always be best. But if full moon (or close to it) night before .... I find the late morning bite is better. The theory is that salmon take advantage of the moonlight to see bait fish and eat all night, so they're not that hungry first thing in the morning. The bite normally starts up at 10 am to 11 am.
  12. TyeeTanic
    I've had 2 eagle claws snap on lakers ... I won't ever recommend them.
  13. TyeeTanic
    If you can find out if the Tarpon are in season ... that is some wild fishing!
  14. TyeeTanic
    this is a great method of storage. Easy enough to assemble as you let the rods out.
  15. TyeeTanic
    No more than 20 to 30 minutes ... 20 minutes, no bites feels like 4 hours no bites ... its SLOOOOOOWWWWWWWW.
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