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Saturday afternoon I met a buddy of mine from work at Chesapeake Beach and we fished for stripers from his power boat. We brought my 13 year old son and I was hoping that he would be able to land a fish. We fished for about 6 hours and only hooked up with one fish. Unfortunately the fish came off after a minute or two before it could be landed. It was a really nice day to be on the water, but honestly it was kinda boring just trolling around looking at marks on the sonar unit. I guess it wouldn't have been boring if we hooked up with a bunch of fish though. Anyway, it was a neat experience and maybe we'll get out with him this fall when the big fish return.
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Sorry about the skunk. I don't have much patience for trolling from a boat, either, and the guys I fish with from boats gave up trolling because of the boredom factor. Trolling from a kayak, on the other hand, is a lot more fun.
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Ditto! I will troll from the boat a couple times each spring but I go with light, 25lb class rods and only 4 of them when I do. Never broom sticks. Not near as much fun as LTJ'ing, plugging or trolling from the kayak.Originally posted by ictalurus View PostSorry about the skunk. I don't have much patience for trolling from a boat, either, and the guys I fish with from boats gave up trolling because of the boredom factor. Trolling from a kayak, on the other hand, is a lot more fun.Comment
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