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  • Posted on October 12, 2001 in Fish Species
    Estimated at 33 pounds when caught off Australia's north coast in 16, the fish was recaptured recently off Costa Rica. Read More
  • Posted on October 12, 2001
    Although the company may get a few giggles about the name of its new line of high-end spinning reels, Shimano will be the one laughing once you pick one of these babies up. Already known for making exceptional spin gear, Shimano lifted the bar another notch when it designed these tricked-out reels. The STL 10000F and STL 16000F represent the large end of the Stella line, and both reels have enough beef to tackle sailfish or white marlin. Read More
  • Posted on October 12, 2001
    World War II impacted the construction of the modern sport-fishing boat in two ways. It gave us the planing hulls of the PT boats and brought new technology to the building process. Technology developed for the military made its way into peacetime use, and by the early '50s, boatbuilders were experimenting with resins and plastics that not only led to fiberglass hulls but also improved methods used in wood boat construction. This use of laminate cold-molded processes resulted in stronger, lighter and more seaworthy boats. Read More
  • Posted on October 12, 2001
    FLY HOOKER" FISH REPORT FOR 23 JULY 2001 The third and last day of fishing on the "Fly Hooker" for the Awesome Carp Snagging trio was a pretty good one. Snagging Marlin was fun but did not put any fillets in the cooler to take home so today was focused on getting some Tuna or Dorado. Juan and Manuel went up the coast in the Sea of Cortez, as Don, Vance and Greg got ready for the days attempt. They started fishing just outside the Westin Hotel and worked the area in 180 to 300 foot deep water. Read More
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    Posted on October 12, 2001
    By Staff
    Measuring out at just 10 inches, including the skirt, the La Guaira Chugger was designed to be fished on anything from 20- to 80-pound tackle. Read More
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