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Subject: Re: Winter shark fishing?

Author: Jim Day

[ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 945163784PST In reply to: KT 's message, "Winter shark fishing?" on 945127613PST He!! yes there's sharks around. Kieth got a couple of hundred pound sharks a few weeks back. Another guy picked up a 120lb male up at the channel islands between Santa Cruz and A.C. Few days back a guy down in san D was trolling for Albicore and picked up a Mako on a trolling feather. He also pocked up two Albicore on I think the 371 spot. Looks like it's been a late season on the medium size Mako's. Hey where you been? Have a feeling you've gone to school out of state. Tight lines Jim [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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