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#339460 - 03/13/07 02:29 PM Re: First SRC of the year [Re: bankwalker]
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Registered: 02/11/03
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probably crazy charlies. Those work as well... You will find that the fly doesnt make much of a difference most of the time.
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#339517 - 03/13/07 05:23 PM Re: First SRC of the year [Re: D3Smartie]
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Registered: 10/23/06
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Loc: seattle
i went down by 3 tree point in burien today and seen a few fish jumping. not alot though maybe 5 about 10" long. fished for maybe 1 hour then headed home.
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#339611 - 03/13/07 09:40 PM Re: First SRC of the year [Re: bankwalker]
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i went out this afternoon. fantastic day. The wind was out of the south and blowing pretty hard but we fished a sheltered spot and probably caught 20 fish between 2 of us. fun way to spend 2 hrs.
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#339775 - 03/14/07 11:48 AM Re: First SRC of the year [Re: D3Smartie]
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Registered: 03/08/99
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D3,

Do you always or generally use a boat when SRC fishing? If so, do you fish from the boat, or just use it to access more beaches? I was talking with Tom @ Fishy Business the other day, and he said he uses his boat cuz so many good beaches are private.

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#339790 - 03/14/07 12:40 PM Re: First SRC of the year [Re: Salmo g.]
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Loc: Bainbridge Island WA
We were on the beach yesterday. I;d say about 50/50. My favorite beaches are accessable by the public but also a long walk. And i have friends that live conviently on those beaches to i can access spots without the long walk.
A boat is a much more effective way to fish cuts. 1) because of how much ground you can cover and 2) because of how close to the shore those cuts like to sit. I caught one off my boot laces yesterday. Its a lot easier from a boat. And in my situation using the boat can be a ton easier than dealing with driving anywhere.
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