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Author Archives: Ed Mitchell
Sight-Fishing for Snook
Sight-Fishing for Snook My buddy Dave, the “Fish Whisper”, has been stalking snook on Florida’s Gulf Coast. Got himself a true corker this time, as you can see below. That must have been wa hoot. Way to go Dave! A … Continue reading
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Follow Structure and Current
Follow Structure and Current Striped bass gravitate to the best habitat. That where you’ll always find them. And the best habitat holds the best structure and current.
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Not All Tackle Shops Are?
Not All Tackle Shops Are ? Not all tackle shops are friendly. And not all tackle shops can spell.
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Worms Again!
Worms Again! Well the Rhode Island worm bite is still in gear. No, not everywhere mind you, but in some spots. Doubt it can last much longer if the water temperature keep rising. At some point the bass will be … Continue reading
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Worm Time in Southern New England
Worm Time in Southern New England Well, well its worm time in the salt ponds along the southern New England coast. Yes, the spring has been cool and wet, but the worms are definitely here now. Pick a sunny day … Continue reading
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