2009 Penn Zane Grey Invitational Marlin Tournament - LIVE Coverage - Fishing Day 3

[Jer]

Scrambler got a double on Jigs at 7:52.* Mike Stotesbury released his at 7:56.* Dean Foreman released his at 8:17

[Jer]

Chaser hooked up at 8:14.* Pete Groesbeck on bait grid F3

[Robja]

Nice pics Jer. You don't see to many people fishing from the front of a big Sportfisher.

[Jer]

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[Jer]

Chaser release 8:39

[Ultralite]

Nice pics Jer. You don't see to many people fishing from the front of a big Sportfisher.

Out here, we have guys like Jimmy Kingsmill (Chaser) who need loud clickers on their troll rods because they never look back at the spread. They're looking forward in the gyros 99% of the time. The highest percentage hook-up is on the bait and that is preferably executed from the bow. Then it's drop backs. Then the jigs. As it's mostly a release tournament, the quickest way to chase and release a fish is from the bow. A boat not set up for this (rail & bow pulpit with toe rail) is at a disadvantage out here on the stripes. It's rare to find a chair in the cockpit out here. Think of stripes like fighting open/deep water tarpon that rarely sound.

Steve

[Jer]

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[Jer]

Sharks Parlour on a Double F3 baitfish. One fell of. one still going

[lilharcher]

Nice pics Jer. You don't see to many people fishing from the front of a big Sportfisher.

Welcome to the west coast..........high riggers, bow rail, large bait capacity, bait tank in the bow, etc........we use the whole boat out here......trolling all day is for the ___________.