Follow the bouncing 'but: The highly effective technique of bounce-balling is taking the California halibut crowd by storm. Here's how to rig up and do it right

Article Abstract:

A fishing technique known as bounce-balling, which has increasingly become popular with anglers for catching local halibut derbies or fillets, is discussed. It is essentially a slow-trolling technique adapted to target halibut as they lay on the mud bottom.

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Billfishing blue label

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The opinions of Joe Yee founder of fishing lure-making company Joe Yee Lures, on finding and catching fish are presented.

Executive changes & profiles, Officials and employees, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Fishing equipment industry, Yee, Joe

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Art of the eel

Article Abstract:

Different methods of using live eels, to lure fishes in summer nights, are presented.

Sporting and Athletic Goods Manufacturing, Fish Flies, Lures, Artificial Bait, Usage, Fishing lures, Eels

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