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Join Date: Mar 2010
Posts: 1,972
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Jim's info was detailed and helpful. Some comments from him to think about: Stuff the bait boxes (I always wondered abt that) Cut the bait boxes down in size if you think they're too big for your app... Hoop nets in shallow water for shorter pull intervals... Conicals in deeper water for longer sets... Suspend your bait boxes on the hoop nets... |
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Senior Member
Join Date: Aug 2011
Location: San Diego
Posts: 332
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No that was some other loser.He did get a nice net though.It was pretty funny how she was trying to get everybody to sing Happy Birthday and everybody was just booing.
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#3 |
Senior Member
Join Date: Jun 2011
Location: Too far from the launch.
Posts: 443
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I made it to the 3pm seminar @ BPS. Lots of good information.
The rig that takes helps keep the extra line below the surface is ingenious. If you're gonna pull from a boat, this will help you out alot. Lots of information about bait holders. I was supprised to learn that bait cages are not as seal proof as all the articles I've read make them out to be. The most important thing I learned is how to properly measure my catch. I've read about this many times, but actually seeing how to properly do it makes all the difference. There was even a guy from a popular tackle shop who need confirmation on if he was measureing his catch correctly. |
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