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adamhelm67

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YellowTail and Olives have been on fire especially while trolling about 20 ft down. Really digging the light blue colors. Halibut still on fire all over the bay and they are still shallow. Have had better luck with a sliding hook and a tri swivel bounce ball rig and a small dead anchovie
Get out there and Fish!

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