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Topic: Cambria No Go Too Windy  (Read 451 times)

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Checked Harvey @ 8 this a.m..  White capping outside the kelp.  With my trusty binos' I could see large (5 ft' wide) white caps another 1/2 mile past the kelp which means it's screamin' windy.

Hope it dies down soon but it's been howling.
8'6" Thresher Shark on 20 Lb. Mono, Somewhere in the Vicinity of Pt. Zero, Not Far from the Flemish Cap


 

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