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Old 08-05-2009, 12:30 PM   #1
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same thing last night except it lasted throughout the tide. mostly smalls with one 20lb fish and a 10 lb blue mixed in for good measure. had hits on almost every cast for a while until I ran out out of eels...
While I don't exactly subscribe to the notion promoted herein, two nights ago under the cover of clouds they ate well with a couple of nice fish, not slobs but no slouches either, and a bunch of middle school fish, last night too much moon and only two 1/2 hearted bumps in the same local.

Night fishing is sooooo lonely these days here in the land of sand.

Why even try.........
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Night fishing is sooooo lonely these days here in the land of sand.
Hey Steve - you can easily take care of that loneliness by posting a map

I know you sand guys had a nice bite in June, but how has it been overall this summer compared to the past 2-3 years or so?

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Old 08-05-2009, 12:49 PM   #3
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Hey Steve - you can easily take care of that loneliness by posting a map

I know you sand guys had a nice bite in June, but how has it been overall this summer compared to the past 2-3 years or so?

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Hey Dennis! It's been better, the last couple weeks have slowed a bit but the mung overall in some spots can be categorized (as Mikey 2na puts it) as "friendly" meaning light and close to shore. New moons better by far.

I was swimming with my wife in the surf last week after testing lures in Truro for hours without raising a fish only to have three mid twenty pounders swim right up to us. I think I am onto something with a connection to BANANABOAT sunscreen and fish attracting scents!

Why even try.........
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Old 08-05-2009, 01:16 PM   #4
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There's always Hi-Karate', Brute, and the ever popular Old Spice.
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Old 08-05-2009, 03:57 PM   #5
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There's always Hi-Karate', Brute, and the ever popular Old Spice.
Hmm....I don't know how they'd work on fish, but those old school man-scents are definitely babe repellants, Tim -

No hot babe wants a guy whose after-shave reminds her of her creepy old uncle who used to fondle her...

Although any one of those may get ya a GILF...

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felt like fall last night. cool with a NW wind. lot of fish around but mostly small....
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Old 08-24-2009, 03:14 PM   #7
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No uptick in activity yet that I've seen. Had several nice fish around the 30# mark this past week, but no big numbers.
Oh yes, there were some skunkings and near skunkings as well. Another night we went left and a very large school of very large fish went right.
Pretty typical late August so far though.

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