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f1sh-on : It measured at 29 1/2" She got it to the boat around 7 am and we didn't get it to the scale until around 10:30-11am

Lou, I have to give credit where it is due!!! I'll see you Friday!!!

Thanks guys!!! She wants to go out everyday after school to try and top that one!!!

My wife isn't complaining either about all the fishing!!! Figures the B*&^%$ing stops when there is money to be won!! Maybe I'll tell there is a derby that runs all summer.......?????

Gambler- We wrapped it in a wet towel and stuck it in the freezer!!! Hoping that I don't have to thaw it out until Sunday!!!

She won Top Fish of they Day!!!

Fishing Report

Your Name / Boat Name: 15 Ft Boston Whaler

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TRIP OVERVIEW

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Date(s): 5/6

Time on Water: 6:30 am-9:30am

Weather/Temp: Sunny 60 degrees

Wind Speed/Direction: light wind

Waves: less than 1

Surface Temp: 47-49

Location: Sandy Creek - East

LAT/LONG (GPS Cords):

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FISHING RESULTS

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Total Hits: 11

Total Boated:10

Species Breakdown: BROWNS

Hot Lure: NK Get 'er Done!!!

Trolling Speed: 2.4

Down Speed:

Boat Depth: 6-8ft

Lure Depth: surface to 5 Ft

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First off I want to give a big thanks to Capt. Lou Borrelli of Get the Net Charters. Over the past year he has shown me how it's done out here and given me some great advice. Today was one of my best days on my own boat!!!!

Thanks Capt. Lou!!!

Started out at 6:30 my daughter said to turn right so we fished east.... set out the boards.... let the first line out and before I got it into the clip we hooked up and landed an 18" brown... set up the rest of the spread and the Get 'er Done took off like a rocket!!! My daughter grabbed the pole and at first she thought it was snagged, I checked it and gave it right back to her, took about 15 minutes for her to bring it in . The damn fish barely fit in the net I had... I figured we had a decent fish maybe about 10 lbs.... picked through some smaller fish and hooked up and landed another decent sized brown, I was allowed to reel that one in!!!.... Then the tangle fish hit!! hooked something it went left it went right it got all of our lines into a tangled mess and spit the hook when it was done screwing the spread up!!!... got all the spoons back, had to cut a bunch of line that knotted up ... called it quits after that!!

Went to Mitchel's on Lake Ave to weigh the two fish we had, again I thought the first and biggest one my daughter caught was around 10lbs and the second one might have been about 8.... WRONG!!! The second one tipped the scale at 10lbs 1oz... My daughter's fish weighed in at 14lbs 8oz!!!!!!!!!!! ....

She won Top Fish of the Day prize!!!!! She is currently on top for Browns (i'll be surprised if it stays on top) and for now she is in 2nd for the Youth Division!!!!!

Today was definitely the greatest fishing experience I have ever had!!!! Here are some of the pictures from today!!!

Oh yeah bright colors seemed to work Today!!!!

Let's see what the rest of the week brings!!!

Lines Tight!!

Alex

I was sitting in 18th with a 10.01# brown, my daughter is currently holding the top brown slot with a 14lb 8 oz brown. both caught on spoons. caught 10 fish all day! hope the kid stays in the money!! First year fishing the LOC on our boat.

who did you go out with? and did you go from hampton beach or Newburysport, Mass? I am looking to do a trip at the end of the month.

Ahhhh Yeah!

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Nice Job!!!

What do one of those camera set up go for ? If you don't mind me asking?

what tournament is this weekend?

Nice catch!!

Fishing Report

Your Name / Boat Name: 15 ft Boston Whaler

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TRIP OVERVIEW

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Date(s): 3/20

Time on Water: 6-7:45 pm

Weather/Temp: Perfect for March!!! mid 60's

Wind Speed/Direction: L&V

Waves: Less than 1ft

Surface Temp: 47

Location: Sandy Creek

LAT/LONG (GPS Cords):

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FISHING RESULTS

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Total Hits: 16

Total Boated: 14

Species Breakdown: 1 Steelhead and 13 browns

Hot Lure: Blue/green Dolphin w/ glow tape NK28 and a Blue/silver/green NK28

Trolling Speed: 2.3 MPH

Down Speed:

Boat Depth: 4-6ft

Lure Depth: used inline planers

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Shawn and I started trolling right from the mouth and headed east, got one line set up with the board and letting out the second and BOOM that sweet sound of drag!! Probably the biggest brown of the day unfortunately the lamprey's got a hold of this one! Continued east hooked up with a great looking steelhead. We caught two more heading east then turned around back towards the mouth of the creek caught 5 more nice browns and jumped off one before getting to the mouth!! headed west to the first point caught 2 more nice browns and lost one trying to take off the inline board Oh well! The sun started ro drop fast so we turned back for the mouth and grabbed two more. As we were bringing in the lines we got the the last brown of the day! couldn't have asked for a better couple of hours of fishing!! The whole evening we saw fish swirling on top and a few jump clear out of the water! Once again i am not going to complain since its mid-march!!!

oh yeah never got more than two lines out and never changed a lure the whole time!!! Got to love days with action like that!!!

Great job!!! We did pretty good out of Sandy Creek today too!!

Thanks for the link. That helped alot. Any preferences on which species or are they all generally good to eat? I know the lakers aren't great table fare, are there any others to steer away from and throw back?

Thanks again guys!!

Should be out there tomorrow before the st patty's day festivities begin!!!!

I have a question.... i am used to fishing in florida and some of the fish as they get bigger in size we have been taught to steer away from eating them. ( reasons of hig mercury levels, and such) does this hold true for the trout and also is one species better to eat than another? Just wondering what popular opinion is here? Thanks

LOL...Lou it was crammed in my oversized canoe with me and shawn... thanks for the tips.... i might try to get out one or two more times before buck fever sets in. i'll get your number from shawn and give you a shout

You couldn't have scripted a better reaction! Great video!!

Yeah a bit more but I used to charter for tarpon and I have yet to find anything that strong and fast. But these sure were a lot of fun! Time to start getting ready for deer season!

Thanks it was great to finally hear the drag screaming and see the rods bending!

Fishing Report

Your Name / Boat Name: 15ft Boston Whaler

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TRIP OVERVIEW

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Date(s): 9/27/2011

Time on Water: 5:30pm -8:30

Weather/Temp: partly sunny/ slight fog/ about 65

Wind Speed/Direction: light and variable

Waves: F.A.C.

Surface Temp: 60

Location: Sandy Creek

LAT/LONG (GPS Cords):

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FISHING RESULTS

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Total Hits: 6

Total Boated:4

Species Breakdown: Kings

Hot Lure: Green Glo J-Plug, Silver Bullet/ Red tip J-plug, Chartreuse Thunderstick, Blue and Silver Thunderstick

Trolling Speed: 2.8-3.2

Down Speed:

Boat Depth: 8-12ft

Lure Depth: Surface- 5FT

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Headed out of Sandy with one of the guys from work, headed out to about 60ft trolled around for about two hours and had one hit but it din't like the flavor and spit it out . We started to see fish breaking the surface closer in, so we we worked our way towards about 15 fow and BAM! one of the flat lines started screaming and peeling then decided to break us off and keep the lure for a new lip piercing! Moved into 8 FOW put the J-plugs on the flat line along with the thundersticks.... as soon as the sun dropped below the trees there were fish jumping everywhere, we hooked a double brought them both to the boat and I had a revelation.... I NEED A BIGGER DAMN NET!! didn't have a scale on the boat but my buddy says one was about 20lbs and the other closer to 25lbs. Caught two more after dark both on the J-plugs caught another 20 pounder and one that was still silver and measured 26 inches.

Finally put some fish in the boat and got to see some acrobatic fish as well.

As we were pulling the boat someone under the bridge was hooked with a north bound missle not sure how that ended but they are out there!

Now it's time for a

Thanks for all the advice. is there any type of live bait or dead bait that works? or is it just artificial?

Fishing Report

Your Name / Boat Name:

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TRIP OVERVIEW

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Date(s):All weekend

Time on Water:all day

Weather/Temp: river saturday/ lake today

Wind Speed/Direction:

Waves: 1-3

Surface Temp: 63

Location: genny river and lake

LAT/LONG (GPS Cords):

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FISHING RESULTS

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Total Hits: 0000000000000

Total Boated: 000000000000000000

Species Breakdown: caught a buzz when i got home

Hot Lure: nothing

Trolling Speed: 2-3

Down Speed:

Boat Depth: 15-75

Lure Depth: surface- 55

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Not sure what I am doing wrong or maybe there aren't any fish where i am at... i have used everything from spoons to j-plugs, flasher/fly, and even drifted sacs, i even said the hell with it and started pulling around some of the tackle i used in Florida but nothing.... nothing not even a pulled hook, a bite, a snagged log would have been nice. I don't know i'll try again this week.

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Hey bud,

i just moved up here from Hollywood and like yourself i am trying to figure out this fishing up here. these guys on here are very helpful. if you need anything give me shout on here.

would this work on a hummingbird machine?