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Cod Jigging Trip on 02-17

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new hampshire


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 posted 02/17/2006 02:46 PM  
shebeen wrote:
John.....ouch, what kind of a crack was that?

Smile

Geez, these moderators Wink...NEXT moderator please.


We are all just standing in line waiting John, Your such an easy target Smile


Looks like she got beat with an uglystick(((SHAKESPEARE)))
That is.
 
shebeen


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 posted 02/17/2006 02:46 PM  
sam843 wrote:
And thanks to the mother nature who gave us clam seas ,


What kind of seas Sam????

Freudian slip Sam???



 
reelfisher
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 posted 02/17/2006 02:56 PM  
shebeen wrote:
John.....ouch, what kind of a crack was that?

Smile

Geez, these moderators Wink...NEXT moderator please.

(This post edited by shebeen on 02/17/2006)


WWell John we need to make sure tht you don't delude yourself into believing that we actually like you. Right??? SmileSmile

Wish I could have made this trip look slike you guys all had a blast.

"If you can read this, thank a teacher....and
since it's in English, thank a soldier."
 
Codzilla52


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 posted 02/17/2006 03:24 PM  
Wow, just before I read that report the lady at the office told me my trip saterday was canceled. Ouch, give it another shot next saterday. Nice fish guys, but it still stings.

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Smelter
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 posted 02/17/2006 03:47 PM  
I can't take this anymore! I'm insanely jealous of you guys! I'm so jealous, I may have to go somewhere to do some tuna fishing and I'll post pictures on the offshore report. It's not really "offshore" but will be 9,000 miles off Gloucester so I will consider it offshore. I still want to know why Phil had to have his picture taken with Tim's big cod?? Did he have any keepers?

fm
 
sam843


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 posted 02/17/2006 03:48 PM  
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new hampshire


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 posted 02/17/2006 03:51 PM  
Smelter wrote:
I can't take this anymore! I'm insanely jealous of you guys! I'm so jealous, I may have to go somewhere to do some tuna fishing and I'll post pictures on the offshore report. It's not really "offshore" but will be 9,000 miles off Gloucester so I will consider it offshore. I still want to know why Phil had to have his picture taken with Tim's big cod?? Did he have any keepers?


He did have keepers but nothing to brag about Smile
I think he used calms as I heard him keep mumbling something about Haddock Smile


Looks like she got beat with an uglystick(((SHAKESPEARE)))
That is.
 
AUDREYMAE

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 posted 02/17/2006 03:58 PM  
MONO RULES!!

Yes it does!!
 
Smelter
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 posted 02/17/2006 03:59 PM  
Moderator, Thank you for clarifying that. He must have been using mono instead of braid as well.

fm
 
new hampshire


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 posted 02/17/2006 04:04 PM  
Yes he did use Mono and he did do very well for a googin Smile

Looks like she got beat with an uglystick(((SHAKESPEARE)))
That is.
 
Smelter
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 posted 02/17/2006 04:05 PM  
I can't believe his post got there a microsecond before mine. Did anyone else in this elite group use mono? I think not! We'll having Phil use braid nets by next season.

fm
 
sam843


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 posted 02/17/2006 04:26 PM  
AUDREYMAE wrote:
MONO rules Yes it does!!



Yes does it
ONLY if its a 2ft piece of 150lb Tied to the end of 300yds of

BRAID

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Seane


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 posted 02/17/2006 05:14 PM  
Thursday's Jig-a-thon

First, thanks to Kil for setting up this charter!! And many thanks to Mr. Choi for an awesome spread of food!!

You could not ask for a better day, weather wise, in Febuary to go fishing in the GOM. And the fishing was one of the best days I have seen in quite awhile. One jig pretty much did it for me, a shiney Lav12. The fish were eating it all day, thanks Mr. Lavjigs!!! LOL. Also managed a few doubles with a Codzilla52 fly, thanks Matt!!!

Looking forward to the next trip!!







 
Onemoredrift
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 posted 02/17/2006 07:31 PM  
So let me get this straight, cod fishing is done in deep water anywhere from 100ft to 300ft with heavy tackle. Is there a button I can press that will bring the line up?

Luv2FishCharters
 
Seane


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 posted 02/17/2006 07:39 PM  
I have fished for cod in waters up to 600 ft., Barb. You can push a button on some reels and they will wind up your fish, but that takes all the fun out of it. You have to try cod fishing, good time, and good eating!!



(This post edited by Seane on 02/17/2006)

 
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