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HydroWave Electronic Fishing Aid Technology new
Coastal anglers know better than most the benefit of exciting schools of redfish, speckled trout, snook and other species into a feeding frenzy. Up until now, they've generally had to rely on chum or lights at night to attract these fish in numbers in order...
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Aquateko's Leader Innovations new
For social order’s sake, amending laws should only be done through the proper processes: The public voices their opinion. Politicians write bills. Legislators vote. If majority rules, only then is there an amendment.
But not every culture abides entirely...
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"Saltwater Stickbaits" , from Texas Weekend
Perhaps the most versatile is also one of the more recent creations - the 4in1 Lure. This bait utilizes an interchangeable lip system that allows the bait to be used at various depths depending on the lip it is fitted with. Previously, perhaps 90 percent of...
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A Dab A Do Ya.. Sanddab updated
The moratorium on rock cod wasn't all that bad. Besides giving the rockfish a breather it uncovered two new fishing adventures that previous to the closure weren't done. Last year in an effort to find something to replace the rock cod, skippers uncovered the...
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Ageless Anchovies popular
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Did you know the anchovies you get on your Southern California Pizzas are imported? What's more they aren't salty when they are fresh. But believe it or not they are imported from elsewhere in the world. From the tons of anchovies that are netted each year in ...
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Barracuda updated
Each spring from April to June the "Scooters" arrive in Southern California to perform their spawning ritual. Massive schools swarm from the south into waters as far north as Santa Barbara. Anglers from San Diego to Santa Barbara look forward to bagging a...
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Sculpin popular
Sculpin rarely grow to more than 16 inches or over three pounds. They love rocky habitat and thrive in wrecks or any artificial structure on the bottom. They are quick to clamp their vice-like jaws onto anything that moves near them shellfish, crabs, octopus,...
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Slick Master Chum Bucket Test Trial
As all my fishing buddies know, I am a real believer in chum buckets. In fact, we don't leave the dock without one. Chum buckets trickle out an odor into the water currents and carry for hundreds of yards behind the boat. Bits and pieces of chopped fish,...
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