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rawkfish

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Here's a late report video from mid-September. Adding up numbers of bites, take-downs that didn't stick, lost fights, and fish into the net was about 20 for myself. Weather was great and so was the company. I will likely be spending much more time here next year!

                
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Great footage! Sounds like an action packed day! Funny how coho do that. I'd like to see a vid of how they can cleanly strip you of a plug cut, but completely miss both hooks.
[img width=100 height=100]http://i785.photobucket.com/albums/yy131/saltyplastic/NEMrod


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  I would like to give this a go as well.
  And try fishing off the beach at Ocean Shores.
  Have never tried either from a kayak........
Life is short---live it tall.

Be kinder than necessary--- everyone is fighting some kind of battle.

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She has no wrath to vent. Nor does she have a hand in kindness to extend.
She is merely there, immense, powerful, and indifferent


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You'll have to join us there next year,  Mark.
 


Mark Collett

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You'll have to join us there next year,  Mark.

  Sounds great........ Are you thinking of going out when Area 2 opens up ? I'll be watching I'm sure.
Life is short---live it tall.

Be kinder than necessary--- everyone is fighting some kind of battle.

Sailors may be struck down at any time, in calm or in storm, but the sea does not do it for hate or spite.
She has no wrath to vent. Nor does she have a hand in kindness to extend.
She is merely there, immense, powerful, and indifferent


Lee

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I actually plan to park my trailer out there for a few weeks and go whenever the weather is good and I can get off work.
 


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Cool!
Was that a snubber you had on there? Think it helps?
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I'm not convinced of the need for a snubber.  I went two for three without one and I think Jeff was something like two for twenty.
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polyangler

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I'm not convinced of the need for a snubber.

+1.

You're going to miss hookup/loose coho because thy're spastic buttholes, but not convinced a snubber is necessary. I don't use one, run braided line with a 30lb mono lead, and most days land the majority of takes. Have also had those 2 fish for ?? take days too, but I dont think a snubber would have helped. May be helpful if your salmon trolling stick has a really fast stiff action making it difficult to maintain constant pressure though.
[img width=100 height=100]http://i785.photobucket.com/albums/yy131/saltyplastic/NEMrod


 

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