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  • Posted on October 26, 2001 in Fish Species
    Heat down deep
    By Dr. Bob Shipp
    Q: On our trip to Marsh Harbour in the Bahamas last fall, we fished the reefs of Guana and Elbow cays, deep dropping to 400 to 600 feet for red snapper. After limiting out each day for a week, on the eighth day my wife noticed our sinkers were very warm when we brought them up, and we caught no fish. We had a similar experience three days later, about 8 miles to the east. We have mentioned this to several people at Marsh Harbour and in the States, and they urged us to inquire about this phenomenon. It seems impossible that water that deep could warm that quickly. Read More
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    Posted on October 26, 2001 in Rigs and tips
    Stoke Up the Sails
    By Tom Twyford
    Choose the best live baits off southeast Florida to fire up a sailfish frenzy. Read More
  • Posted on October 26, 2001 in Rigs and tips
    Low and Slow
    By By Capt. Darrin Isaacs
    Dolphin and Wahoo wiring tips from Capt. Darrin Isaacs. Read More
  • Posted on October 26, 2001 in Rigs and tips
    Plastic Surgery
    By Doug Olander
    I've found that wiggly "limbs" on an otherwise plain plastic tail add to the appeal of a deep bait Read More
  • Posted on October 26, 2001 in Boat Reviews
    Stolper 380 Tournament Express
    By Staff
    FIRST-PLACE WINNER of the season opener Delaware Open Tuna Tournament, the STOLPER 380 Tournament Express continues its winning trend! First in innovative ideas and structural integrity, first in fit and finish, first back to the dock to be hosed down and buttoned up. A proven first-place tournament winner where ease of ownership is key.The all-fiberglass construction of this boat requires minimum maintenance, while retaining that classic, custom look and feel. There is no wood used in the construction of the Stolper 380 except for optional teak toe rails, soles or coverboards. Read More
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