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That's a big jump. Nice job. Nice prize also.

1 week late. Good to see them returning. Nice work Don.

I like the 40# Flouro for fly leaders. I also like the single/treble tournament tie.

Nice Tunas!!!

Thanks for the update Matt.

Great to be out on the boat again. Nice job on the fish.

Very nice Nick.

Thanks for the update Matt.

Thanks for the update.

Welcome to thge site Nate. Nice job on the fish.

Spot on Frank.

Thanks for the update Captain John.

When running 4 riggers try to set them in a pattern. Something like this; Port inside rigger down 60' with a 30' lead. Port out rigger down 50' with a 50' lead Starboard inside rigger down 55' with a 35' lead Starboard out rigger down 45' with a 60' lead. Try to always have the higher riggers down with longer leads, and lower rigger with shorter leads. If a fish comes up to the low spoon and dose not like it, it will soon have a second offering over its head to choose from. What is your trolling speed? We like 2.9 (Gps sog) when the water is warm, and a bit slower when it's cold. If you run paddles/flies, put them on the lower riggers, and only 10-20' back.

Very nice Todd. Welcome to the site.

Most likely the fish that got off where Coho, or Steelhead. Hookup rater for both Coho, and Steelhead are low regardless of the hooks you use.

One is better than none. Hopefully it picks up soon.

They had the Triport challenge this weekend out of Muskegon, and some nice fish where taken. Hope all goes well for you.

Thanks for the report Ed.

Nice job John. Welcome to the site.

Welcome aboard Dan.

Thanks for the update Tom.

Good stuff there Brant.

Very nice Doug

Thanks for the update Kabet

Welcome to the site Scott. This year 6 fish is good.