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Topic: How is SWS with South swell?  (Read 457 times)

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Frenchy

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I was wondering if it has the same effect that SC, meaning no fish?


Bulldog---Alex

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Might have a answer for.u tomorrow. :smt001
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Pompano120

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I don't see any hookup thus far and it's just a day til the weekend. maybe the mixed swell is bad? does it really make a difference in bites or just a matter of harder to launch and land?


JJQ

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As long as the swell isn't huge go fishing!  You never know.  I don't put too much on swell direction. 

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Str8FishiN

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I did pretty well the last time i fished it with a SSW swell
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