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Octopus - 2/0 thru 5/0 depending on bait size

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more videos to come from this last week of fishin! great info Robert! SK

prefer Octopus hooks from 1/0 to 5/0

any shad balls in the pockets or around the bridge at flat creek?

fish with bluegill and sunnies as close to the shore/brush/submerged trees as you can.

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Awesome fish Robert! See you on the water soon! SK

PM me for any rates/pics/vids or other specifics - you'll quit fishing before he is ready to leave We catch multiple species every trip - snapper, grouper, wahoo, bonito, mackerel, barracuda, swords, but always target the monster yellow fin and blackfin in between. The fish are ON FIRE right now on the lumps - the weather is sketchy tho. http://www.peacekeepercharters.com/Home.html let him know Sam K. had you call!

Tuna were out of Venice, LA - one of a few recent trips in the past couple years. Captain Peace Marvel is an outstanding charter for huge Tuna, good friend of mine - let me know if you want to take a trip down south and I will give him a heads up. The fishery out of Venice is nothing short of amazing. The two yellowfins we kept this trip were 145 & 146 lbs, my PB. The Striper was out of Beaver a couple years back, my PB so far @ 34 lbs. Still hunting for a bigger one! SK

Barnetts Pawn has decent brooders usually

for us, usually best with them in the spring when the perch are up around the rocks spawning. in our experience they dont work as well when the fish go deeper.

big fish busting top in the back of Blackburns, back of Ventris, Shaddox hollow, and a lot of topwater action around cedar and fords creek. The fish are still really scattered..but they are on a feeding frenzy! -SK

tongue patches are easiest way to tell White Bass A. Has one tooth patch near the midline towards the back of the tongue. B. Body deep, more than 1/3 length. C. Stripes faint, only one extends to tail. Striped Bass A. Has two, distinct tooth patches near the midline towards the back of the tongue. B. Body slender, less than 1/3 length. C. Stripes distinct, several extend to tail. Hybrid Striped Bass A. Has two, distinct tooth patches near the midline towards the back of the tongue. B. Body deep, more than 1/3 length. C. Stripes distinct, usually broken, several extend to tail.

ready to chase some stripes and eyes March 9-15. think we'll camp out of PC. See you guys down there! -SK

thanks for the help F&F. Tell your buddy thanks for letting us borrow his 8000lb strap - that helped us get er out. Definitely learned to be more careful backing that 23ft trailer with the big deep-v boat on it when the lake is as low as it is SK

nice- will check the creeks and see what we can find. Have a 10 day expedition coming up in a coulpe weeks - can't wait! Maybe we will see you down there. SK

where you find your suckers this time of year Scott?

Good to know those strippers are still hanging around PC even though its getting colder!

quick tip - it is a LOT easier to catch them at night! SK

shoot em and eat em - they are so delicious and need to die somehow, why not get some enjoyment out of it! SK