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| Nyyankee
Bass Username: Nyyankee Post Number: 724 Registered: 8-2008 Rating: N/A |
The fishing continues to move further off shore as the west/north west wind keeps warm water piled up in the close waters. Most ended up between 28 - 29...fish were coming down 65 - 90 on the riggers, divers out 220 - 240, along with 400 and 500 coppers. DW mag gators, NBKs and Stinger nukes continue to be the top producers. Also the 42/42-second Spin-Doctor setups with A-Tom-Mik 42 second flies, the white Nuke with A-Tom-Mik purple mirages and white on white with purple mirage all did their fair share of catching fish. Chrysalis chose to stay inside 100 where the temp was 75 down 100 but still held a good mixed bag of fish early in the morning. This picture came thru from a recent charter group. A 42 inch Hawg which hit a flasher/fly rig on the 25 line off "The Oak" Oak Orchard that is aka "Home of the King of HAWGS.  | ||
| Zeeter
Bass Username: Zeeter Post Number: 859 Registered: 3-2007  Rating: N/A |
Same as a carp og gator gar in my book.......... hahahahaha Catching Big Ole PIGS... It's Awesome Man Zach Hughes http://www.sundogeyewear.com http://www.grandebass.com Skeeter Boats / Yamaha Outboards |
