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Topic: Oyster Point Reports from Coastside  (Read 2023 times)

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Bill

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Drift shoots are used when it is windy enough to make the drift faster than you want but not so windy that you want to go in. OP will hit this magic point at sometime during the derby :-)

I almost always drift although I have been working on a halibut trolling method lately, thanks to SteveS. The biggest striper I ever caught (a little 5 pounder) was caught at OP trolling a smelt.


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 :smt006 Thanx for the info.I'll put off on the shoot and go w/o.Maybe my NEWB Luck will still be intact for a FAT-BUTT.Which would be my first-ever and will be kept. all others after that one will be RELEASED! :angel5:
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