quiet saturday troll sandheads & coal port
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what were you draging around, or should i say what were the fish not biting on?
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They were not biting an old 3.5 yel-tail silver back Coyote, and a 2.75 gypsy glo army. Both behind Pal 3 and 4 dodgers on the stbd rigger. Both set-ups have landed one good one each in the past. They also did not bite the extremely deadly looking Rapala sinking CD-11D Mag lure trolling solo on weight on port side. The rapala looks so horny in the water I have to hold myself back from diving in after it. Very few guys out this side Saturday. One other troller at Coal Port nuttin while I was there. Talked to a guy at Sandheads on the way back in who said he trolled South of Bowen, nuttin either. He said not many boats out that way either. It would have been a good day to cross to the West side I think.
They were not biting an old 3.5 yel-tail silver back Coyote, and a 2.75 gypsy glo army. Both behind Pal 3 and 4 dodgers on the stbd rigger. Both set-ups have landed one good one each in the past. They also did not bite the extremely deadly looking Rapala sinking CD-11D Mag lure trolling solo on weight on port side. The rapala looks so horny in the water I have to hold myself back from diving in after it. Very few guys out this side Saturday. One other troller at Coal Port nuttin while I was there. Talked to a guy at Sandheads on the way back in who said he trolled South of Bowen, nuttin either. He said not many boats out that way either. It would have been a good day to cross to the West side I think.
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I have a couple of lures like that. Somedays even a sweet roll on cut-plug will get me going.Even-tide said:
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Saturday June 11 QA
A friend at work landed a 12 pound-after-guttin Spring Sat June 10 at 7:30am at QA on a yellowtail silverback Coyote, 145 feet down the rigger 6 feet behind a flasher. The other 3 rods running anchovies did not land any that day, but apparently they got a few hits over the course of the day, but none that stuck. I have report sharing rights because I gave him the spoon. It is one of my favourites. Kind of like a green gloflo, but with the black dot eye and the red G-spot. Greeny-yellow top half, glow btm half.
A friend at work landed a 12 pound-after-guttin Spring Sat June 10 at 7:30am at QA on a yellowtail silverback Coyote, 145 feet down the rigger 6 feet behind a flasher. The other 3 rods running anchovies did not land any that day, but apparently they got a few hits over the course of the day, but none that stuck. I have report sharing rights because I gave him the spoon. It is one of my favourites. Kind of like a green gloflo, but with the black dot eye and the red G-spot. Greeny-yellow top half, glow btm half.
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