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Topic: Palo Alto Harbor Sunday 4/13  (Read 1202 times)

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Northern Boy

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Whats the protocol for catching Leos on a yak? Do you have to anchor or can you get them on the drift?
You can catch'em on the drift, but anchoring and using squid on a sturgeon rig usually works better.

That's what I thought. I'll have to take some squid out with me next time.


 

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