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Topic: Shadow Cliffs 3/8/08  (Read 1074 times)

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Great Bass 2

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Hitting the cliffs on Saturday for a little trout trolling to test my new spectra downrigger. Company welcome!  :smt006

scott
1st Place 2007 Kayak Connection Father's Day Derby
1st Place 2007 New Melones Trout Derby
1st Place 2011 Lake Berryessa Salmon Slam
1st Place 2011 Pay It Forward Taco Throw Down
1st Place 2011 Albion Open
1st Place 2012 & 2013 Central Coast Custom Lure Contest
1st Place 2013 The Simply Fishing Tournament


dilbeck

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Wish I could join you Scott.  I know you'll drag up something.

When did you put the spectra on the downrigger?  What happened to your old system with the knots and color every few feet?  What led you to the change?  Just curious, sorry for being so nosy.

Michael





152 Sumo

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It might not hurt to throw a bass lure or two around.  A "Great Bass" was caught there recently: 18 lbs!
« Last Edit: March 07, 2008, 07:43:14 PM by 152 Sumo »