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9-7-21
BY: ybeditor / 0 COMMENTS / CATEGORIES: Uncategorized
Fishing has been like the weather, changing day to day. If we can find an area with fewer dogs, the catch is obviously much better. Yesterday, had us moving every 25 minutes to stay away from the varmints, today a steady bite from start to finish.
Cap
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8-29-21
BY: ybeditor / 0 COMMENTS / CATEGORIES: Uncategorized
Still busy these past few days, with constant reeling from start to finish. A variety of fish from hake to haddock throughout the day. The dogs are still here and at times a nuisance, hopefully when the water cools, we’ll see less of them ( it’s been around 70degrees)
Cap
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8-16-21
BY: ybeditor / 0 COMMENTS / CATEGORIES: Uncategorized
We’re still catching, but battling the dogs. We have been jumping around the ledge, trying to find the sweet spot that gives the best opportunity to catch fish, and catch less dogs. Good mix of big pollock and haddock on the marathon today. I’m sure everyone will sleep well tonight
Cap
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8-9-21
BY: ybeditor / 0 COMMENTS / CATEGORIES: Uncategorized
Good fishing over the last few days. We have been very busy to say the least, just enough dogs to be a nuisance, throw in some tide and some tangles, well you get the picture. A lot of work, but good amounts of keepers at the end of the day.
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8-6-21
BY: ybeditor / 0 COMMENTS / CATEGORIES: Uncategorized
Pretty good fishing this week, action from start to finish. We have been seeing more pollock in the mix, some high teens and twenty lbs. Dogs have been pesty at times, but we’ve been able to work through them. Tis the season
Cap
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7-28-21
BY: ybeditor / 0 COMMENTS / CATEGORIES: Uncategorized
Hey guys, fishing hasn’t changed much over the last week, we’re still putting a lot of miles on the bird to get fish. Looking at last year’s logs, we would spend days in the same spot. Not so much this year, seems the fish, especially haddock are constantly on the move . ( cabin fever due to the pandemic?) We are starting to see more pollock in the mix, hopefully this continues.
Cap
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