Big Atlantic
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Digitroll Fishing
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Big Atlantic
Mark Romanack from fishing 411 recently on Facebook:
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tmcaul
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Digitroll Fishing
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Re: Big Atlantic
Upper UP of Michigan. 14.8 lbs!
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keithm87
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Re: Big Atlantic
Calm weather blue skies, and a massive copper colored lure... interesting
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fishy1
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Re: Big Atlantic
that is one huge salmon.
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MeanGreen
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Re: Big Atlantic
Hmmm...he clearly moved that lure from one side of the fishes mouth to the other in the 2 photographs....
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Hairbone
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Re: Big Atlantic
We do well with copper on Ontario even when it’s blue bird skieskeithm87 wrote:Calm weather blue skies, and a massive copper colored lure... interesting
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keithm87
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Re: Big Atlantic
Haha... must be the case! If the sun was't different I would agree with that theory, but clearly different times of day, so must be 2 different monsters.MeanGreen wrote:Hmmm...he clearly moved that lure from one side of the fishes mouth to the other in the 2 photographs....
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The River Rat
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Bearcat
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Re: Big Atlantic
Looks like two different spoons too. I read Marks book on trolling techniques, was very interesting.