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  • Posted on October 12, 2001
    Africa/ Kenya/ North Coast/ Mtwapa 3/27/01
    By Coastweek Mombasa
    When six members of the Swedish DNG marketing organisation set out for a day's fishing in James Adcock's boat, Vuma, on Saturday, they asked if there was a chance of catching a marlin, and James replied that considering the poor fishing of this season there was very little. But hope keeps the boat afloat and Vuma went out in search of marlin. She was ranging the waves only about three nautical miles from shore when a fish took one of the baits, the reel sent out its siren wail, and the anglers' dreams had come true. Read More
  • Posted on October 12, 2001
    Something Good From El Niqo?
    By Francisco paco Sola
    Sitting smack-dab in the path of the 1997-98 El Niqo, Ecuador's fishing infrastructure was literally devastated by the torrential downpours and resulting river flow that the anomaly brings with it. Read More
  • Posted on October 12, 2001
    Grisly Sights
    By David Ritchie
    Indonesia must realize that its abundant fisheries will not sustain such abuse for long. Read More
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    Posted on October 12, 2001
    Ross Reels
    The new Big Game series boasts a drag system featuring more than 6 square inches of a polymer composite material that is impervious to extreme temperatures, weather, compression and corrosion. Read More
  • Posted on October 12, 2001 in Rigs and tips
    Vinegar Bath
    By Scott Kerrigan
    When it comes time to clean the boat after several days of fishing, we all can use help to make the chore as simple as possible. One product that I use when saltwater spots build up on the paint, aluminum and tackle is regular white vinegar. Mineral spots appear anywhere saltwater or spray lands and dries in the hot sun. Since vinegar is a mild acid, it does a fine job of dissolving away mineral and salt deposits left behind from days of salt spray. Apply the vinegar with a wash mitt and let it sit for several minutes, depending on the degree of build up. Read More
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