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6/21 bass
Same old report, diffrent day..We are still fishing by our selves, about 5 miles south of the crowds, a litle more work, but well worth it. Fishing in about 20/30 feet of water now as the fish are starting to head out front
 Thats when it starts to get intresting . here are a few attempts of my action shots..   Tired, benn up since 3, and getiing up tomorrow @ 3.... must get some sleep..
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06-23-2008, 08:19 AM
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Sean, how much fuel do you burn on an average trip?
I like that shot of the dorsal fin - sweet!
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06-23-2008, 08:39 AM
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HI Blue, It all depends. any were from 3 to 8 gallons a trip. This past weekend we were fishing about 5 miles from the ramp, and the pogies (bait) were about 1 mile from were we were fishing. (We grab about 6 pogies, toss in the live well, head out to the fishing grounds, do some drifts, catch fish... go back and get 6 more pogies.....) so for the two days of fishing this weekend we burned under 7 gallons.
I should/will be seeing better fuel #'s as I just raised my engine up a notch to get closer to my ideal RPM's and I am also learning to work the trim tabs and the engine trim together to get to that sweet spot.
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06-23-2008, 10:18 AM
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Can't beat those numbers. Gotta love that summertime striper action! I only get to eat stripers in the wintertime....if I'm lucky.
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