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Topic: stillwater south sunday 4/13  (Read 2008 times)

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bigeyedave

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  • Date Registered: Feb 2005
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Dove Stillwater south with my friend Paul V.  Vis was a hazy 20.  Water was much warmer than we have had up north.  Fish were a little tough to come by.  I shot a 15 lb ling, a 4 lb cab. and a few assorted blacks and kelp rockfish.  No seal trouble for us although we did see a few very tiny new babies with moms here and there.  We tried to keep our distance.  Really nice day on the water.  Wind came up by the pm and the sheep were in the meadow for the ride home.
Dave