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I tended to like the fishing for reds in the Kenai at the confluence of the Russian River.
There's a technique they use called flipping or even flossing. You're trying to bounce the line along the b ...

as stated before, you have to hit the salmon streams when the fish are running. The different types of salmon have their runs at different times. Usually, kings are first, followed by reds and then si ...

How shallow can those go with the fins? Also, how quick can you take the fins out if you want to paddle real shallow?

Every time I hit the back button I get a blank screen. Rolling Eyes

do you have to click the General Saltwater Fishing Forum link every time you want to go back?

change the channel with the channel knob on the TV

Boy, these are some low life bastids. Sad

I saw an article today that said you can put live shrimp on sawdust in a small cooler with a few ice cubes and they will stay alive all day. It said they go in a trance or something and bounce back as ...

I kindly likes a little mustard on my french fried pataters, mmmm-hmmm. Wink

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Noize93, I sent you a PM about fishing in Pascagoula area

I like 20 pound mono on my 5500's. I started out with 30 but couldn't really cast very far. Haven't tried braid on them yet. I can huck that 20 pound right on out there.
Not fishing with lures though ...

those strap on ice cleats would work pretty good. When I was in Alaska we used to put hex head screws in the bottom of our boots for ice traction

I saw a guy that had caught a red snapper on the channel side today, as well as a few bull reds. As usual, I got skunked.

Is it the same at Horace Caldwell pier in Port A? Or don't they have any fish there, I never see anybody on here talking about it...

you don't need a cork to catch redfish. Confused