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  1. Sold to dominioncaster, PM on the way.
  2. Sold to atsea247. PM on the way.
  3. I really don’t want to ship just one plug. I would ship just the CB Jr. for $45.00 or the pair for $65.00. It’s going to be at least $5.00 shipping for 1 plug alone.
  4. 2 Never fished BM plugs for sale. Mack Cowboy Jr. and canal style Pencil. $75.00 shipped. Venmo, personal check or postal money order accepted.
  5. 2 RM Smith Danny’s for sale. Blurple new never fished. Blue bunker fished once. $50.00 shipped, Venmo or personal check accepted.
  6. Two very lightly used BM Wads. $60.00 shipped if your interested.
  7. Dont ever remember fishing it….looks like it was carried. $38.00 shipped, Venmo or postal money ordered accepted.
  8. Glad you got into fish. Can be too easy sometimes this time of year, but certainly fun. IMO all the fish in cape cod bay flushed through the canal this past weekend and are on their way South. Someday, i would like to visit Italy. My wife, son, and MIL just returned from Florence. They enjoyed their time, but some of the tours were boring for my son. Too long, too much walking. A few years back, my wife and MIL went to the Amalfi coast for a couple of week, and enjoyed that trip much more.
  9. Did you speak with them and did they confirm they were leaving because they didn’t catch a fish, or perhaps they had to get going to grab that gallon of skim milk ?
  10. Gobigblue, thanks for that info. That might be a little stout for 5 inch swimmers that i sometimes throw. Im going to look into other rods as well but have not completely ruled out this one to add to the arsenal for the heavier end of the spectrum. i will post back in here once decided, if its still available.
  11. I would like to add, i live within those 10 miles of coastline and have been concentrating my fishing within that area for the past 10 to 12 years due to family / work commitments and have tried to learn all i could about what conditions are more likely to produce fish. My suggestion to you is if you have a long commute to the salt water, find a fishing area that is dear to you for whatever reason, weather its a part of the cape you love, or have great memories of, and learn the ins and out of that location. once you learn the ins and outs of that spot, you can venture out to other locations and learn new spots, leaving your first location as a fallback, or putting non fishing friends on the fish. Good luck, and enjoy your time on the water. By the way, welcome to the site.
  12. For me, i have whittled down my main fishing area to about 10 miles of coastline on cape cod bay. Within that area there are a number of creeks and small back bay / marsh areas and the biggest estuary in cc bay. Depending on wind, weather and tide i can roughly find a fish 50-55 % of the time over the course of the season in one of these areas within the 10 miles. Things seem to slow down from around mid-July to mid - August for me and picks back up when the cooler weather arrives in September. When i choose to fish the lower cape, either bay side, or backside, all bets are off, and those percentages might plummet. For me, if i catch fish 50% of the time, I'm a happy camper. I enjoy being in the water, just as much as catching fish.
  13. With this being a new rod you , would you happen to know if it can throw its listed weights well ?
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