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Finaly Out Front
Boat went on the mooring on Sat. and with the holiday and all we really did not get a chance to fish until today. Although there are not many schools of pogies around, things didn't really skip a beat from the move from the Bay, to the Ocean Side.
A few pics of Bass in the water.. One of these days I'll get the shot I'm looking for   My buddy landing a nice one..  a few more   The boat home at last..
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07-07-2008, 02:03 PM
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Nice fish
You got use to the t-top?
First couple of times I went out with one new to the boat, I had to wack it a couple of times with the rod trying to set the hook.
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07-07-2008, 02:58 PM
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I hope you released those to swim back down here for the winter!
Pretty fish bro!! What's the beam on that CC of yours? She looks nice and wide.
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07-07-2008, 04:53 PM
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T-tops great, I did have to adjust my hook set to the "reverse golf swing" when fishing on the sides, but there is plenty of room every were else on the boat.
Beam is a litle over 7 1/2 feet and is a good platform for a 18' boat. We kept our limit of two fish per angler and the rest go back to fight another day, All of our catch goes to good use with litle to no waiste (Food -to Lobster Bait)...  Even decided to do a quick Fluke drift on the way in.... Be eating this guy in about 30 minutes   With these guys that were dug uner the boat @ the mooring  
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Last edited by Sean; 07-07-2008 at 05:02 PM.
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