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  • Posted on October 26, 2001 in Travel
    The Bering Sea. The very name conjures visions of towering, storm-swept seas, white spray separating monstrous green swells from the cold, gray mist. Fact is, much of the year that's just the way it is - a living hell for anyone caught out on a small boat. But now and then the weather turns civilized - frequently in the summer, but only rarely (and for short periods) otherwise. Read More
  • Posted on October 26, 2001 in Rigs and tips
    By Staff
    After catching a few fish, you feel the reel getting a little loose on the rod. Most crews reach for the channel locks to clamp the well-worn locking rings down on the reel seat, maybe leaving a couple dents and traces of metal shavings or, even worse, a shiny gouge and a pile of metal shavings. With a top-quality custom 80-pound trolling rod running upward of $1,000, I wouldn't think of having a pair of channel locks anywhere near my tackle. This is a job for a cloth strap wrench. Read More
  • Posted on October 26, 2001 in Fish Species
    Current plans to rebuild migratory fish are insufficient. Read More
  • Posted on October 26, 2001 in Rigs and tips
    By Staff
    Capt. Bob Rodgers uses this system to prevent the anchor of his small skiff from getting in the way. Read More
  • Posted on October 26, 2001 in Techniques
    Learn these expert tips for rigging offshore trolling's most popular and versatile bait. Read More
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