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User: briancircleg
Comment: I have to agree that lures may not get you a huge keeper, but I've been having some fun with schoolies. Lately, I've had some schoolie luck with sw spooks...gotta love the surface splashes when the bass hit'em! Be sure to sometimes pause your retrieve since that is when they'll hit it sometimes. Surprisingly, no luck with slug-gos and SP minnows.
Date: 08/19/14 11:12 PM
User: guzkr0111
Comment: NO!! lures just fresh mac!!!!
the key is to catch it live!!!
if not fresh mac ONLY!!! these
fish are picky as f***!!
Date: 08/19/14 09:12 PM
User: grabbass
Comment: What types of lures have you been having success with from the beach? I've been trolling live Mack's everywhere and having zero luck
Date: 08/19/14 08:20 PM
User: briancircleg
Comment: I've been lure fishing Salisbury lately and I've had some fun with schoolies, but no "keepers" yet.
Date: 08/12/14 04:22 PM
User: guzkr0111
Comment: the bait shop right at the lobster boat slips across the street have the best MAC if you dont catch it live..If it wasnt for my girl wanting to leave i would
have def reeled in a few more i spotted a few bunkers!!!!
Date: 08/11/14 09:04 PM
User: gethookd
Comment: I was on the boat up river in Newburyport Merrimac river caught a couple a Schoolie stripers on clam. Yesterday
Date: 08/11/14 08:49 PM


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