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#367715 - 08/09/07 09:58 AM
Re: Any advice on seaweed control when fishing beaches
[Re: summerrun]
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Spawner
Registered: 12/11/02
Posts: 692
Loc: Seattle
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SR, Depends on where you are fishing. If you are fishing a point, try fishing the other side. Move around until you can find clear water. Some beaches are way worse for salad then others, particularly after minus tides like we are having this week. Places with strong tidal flows seem to flush that stuff out quicker. You can also fish on the dark side. Fishing subsurface with a clouser will help reduce some but not all of your seaweed issues. Good luck with the popper game. Brian
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#367837 - 08/09/07 09:30 PM
Re: Any advice on seaweed control when fishing beaches
[Re: stonefish]
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Spawner
Registered: 04/07/07
Posts: 829
Loc: Silverdale WA
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some beaches have more seaweed shortly after the tide change...i notice that once the tide gets ripping after a while you dont see much seweed unless the nets are being checked nearby...c
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#368119 - 08/12/07 09:06 AM
Re: Any advice on seaweed control when fishing beaches
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Three Time Spawner
Registered: 01/08/07
Posts: 1718
Loc: Bainbridge Island
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Yeah, use a buzz bomb. It will stay below the surface longer and presto less weeds. Just kiddin' K go get em'-T
Edited by TBJ (08/12/07 09:06 AM)
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#368336 - 08/13/07 02:18 PM
Re: Any advice on seaweed control when fishing beaches
[Re: summerrun]
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Spawner
Registered: 02/11/03
Posts: 939
Loc: Bainbridge Island WA
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i get less seaweed when i use a surface fly. trailing hook with an upturned point seems to shed the weed pretty well. other than that, cast to open lanes in the weed, or move areas.
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#368362 - 08/13/07 03:40 PM
Re: Any advice on seaweed control when fishing beaches
[Re: summerrun]
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Spawner
Registered: 02/11/03
Posts: 939
Loc: Bainbridge Island WA
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good luck out there and let me know how it goes. I have been gone for a week catching bluefish and stripers on the eastcoast...
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#372333 - 09/03/07 08:26 AM
Re: Any advice on seaweed control when fishing beaches
[Re: summerrun]
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Spawner
Registered: 04/27/04
Posts: 687
Loc: on the river
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Summerrun, Just get your best fishing buddy to wade out with a rake and open up a casting lane for you.
Matt
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