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    Looks like the wind might finally let up so I can get some of these trips in for the weekend. Thank you wind gods (if you don't change your minds).... FishWeather.com - xt_Atl _VA / NC Wind Data

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    Nice window Sun-Mon. Only question is will it hold and where are the fish.
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    water shots don't look good for VB. Hatteras hit the tunas again yesterday. Id be going out of OI and going below the point if I was going.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Fish Dad View Post
    Nice window Sun-Mon. Only question is will it hold and where are the fish.
    anywhere from the norfolk to the 150 for swords would be my choice along the 150-450fa lines. nice cold water break and probably will have long lines up and down the whole thing.

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    Weather, Work and Wife willing; I will be out of Hatteras Sunday.

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    Latest SST. When the cold Labrador hits the stream, it is still creating some interesting dynamics. Back in June 09, we caught all those BLT YFT in 65 degree water.

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    Casey theres longline gear EVERYWHERE up here. Hard to catch a swordfish when theres 30000 hooks scattered over 30 square miles. From what I hear the sharks are also thick as thieves. Luckily my trips this weekend are: half day stripers saturday pm, deep drop/sharks sun, deep deep drop mon. dont matter where the breaks are for any of that.

    Quote Originally Posted by bigg09 View Post
    anywhere from the norfolk to the 150 for swords would be my choice along the 150-450fa lines. nice cold water break and probably will have long lines up and down the whole thing.

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    A few HI boats hit the tunas (YFT & Blackfins) really good yesterday around the 400 line/1250 Rocks.

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    Hoping to be in that area early monday morning.

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    Jake, We have done well this time of year in and around the long liners. Espically daytime fishing just make sure your drifts are no over the long lines. If there not there, most cases the fish haven't been there. This is just an observation that we have noted over the past three years. In a lot of cases, they are overboard or way inside and there is plenty of room to fish in between, just have to keep and eye out for them. We have hung them twice, but both days we ended up catch fish around them. When we had that night a few years back with five fish we were drifting inbetween longline sets, but they were spaced pretty far apart. Knock on wood, we have not hooked a shark fishing daytime from the 900 north yet. and none at night, but we are not chunking while sword fishing.

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