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Old 11-26-2025, 11:39 AM   #1
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I would.....

If I didn't have to Drive across town plus medical issues
I used to get them baby's boiling in the dark early morning they won't do that in the day light.
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Old 11-28-2025, 10:18 AM   #2
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If I didn't have to Drive across town plus medical issues
I used to get them baby's boiling in the dark early morning they won't do that in the day light.
Cool.
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Old 11-29-2025, 07:46 AM   #3
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You should try fishing by the holding pends......

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Cool.
Alot of feeding fish pellets fall through the net even though i was feeding them slowly, and it was always a fish frenzy under the net at feeding time my biggest sandbass 21ins came off their just shy of the cannel in the elbow in a slack tide dead flat
It's thick ell grass under the pends
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Old 11-30-2025, 07:40 AM   #4
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Alot of feeding fish pellets fall through the net even though i was feeding them slowly, and it was always a fish frenzy under the net at feeding time my biggest sandbass 21ins came off their just shy of the cannel in the elbow in a slack tide dead flat
It's thick ell grass under the pends
No kidding? I don't usually go back that far, maybe I'll try it next time things are slow.
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Old 12-02-2025, 07:24 AM   #5
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Ya kind of pointless going all the way back to the pends.....

Alot of big shallow flat area. Before I started fishing the bay with live mackerel and bounce balling
My biggest halibut 36 ins came right off the knee cap in that pocket where an aircraft carrier was docked. Across from the launch I was in my green scupper pro scraping the bottom with 2 rods padding with the tide. I had on a 3ins gulp shrimp natural color they were real popular back then on my front rod light spinning rod 6lb test
When all the sudden my back rod bait caster got bent I had on a red lead head with a twin tail shartreuse scampi the halibut
filled my whole back scuba tank area can remember padding back so proud to the launch
Now just to go fishing is minimum of 2 days
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