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I've certainly followed them out to deeper water.  Heading out to Bronte again in the morning.  Will try sticking to the shallows.  Thx.

Fishing has been tough out of Bronte.  I was out on Thursday and went 2 for 7.  Best advice I can give is stick with the shallow water.  60-70 fow.  Boat speed has been 2.5-2.6.....lymans with very short lead in the morning (5-10ft).  Dipseys rods out on the sides.  80% of the hits have come on the dipseys running flies....anything green glow really.  Settting #3 on a mag out 120.  Don't follow the other boats out to deeper water....you'll be tempted to, but the fish are there......after 8am they disappear from the fish finder, but trust me they are there.  Target bait schools, and skum lines if you can find them.....bait generally means feeding.

 

Good Luck!

Replying a little late just seeing your post.  I've also been having trouble off Bronte this past week or so.  Been out 4 times and only pulled in two small ones.  Running Hot Spot and Spin Dr. flashers with fly/spoon combos.  Caught one on green moonshine at 40ft.  One on a white fly at about 50ft.  Both in 160 to 180 fow.  Bronte's not producing this year.  Have had great success in years past but can't figure them out here this year.  I think I'll be going east for the the last week of the derby...

I'm not asking anyone to give away any secrets, but has anyone else had a hard time putting anything in the boat off Bronte in the last week.  I can't pot a fish to save myself and I've gone through most of my gear.  Can't just be the barometric pressure, can it?

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