Mayhem at the Cape Cod Canal

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Uploaded by on Jun 12, 2008

Small clip of 20+lb stripers crashing tinker mackeral at the ditch.

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  • Chased these mothers around for years, Oh, Oh,Oh

  • @soberdave1971 Dave ya should a seen them the other Morning under the full moon Getting close to your October time!

  • @soberdave1971 Dave ya should a seen them the other Morning under the full moon Getting close to your October time!

  • @ Evan9201 I'm not kidding bro, I know how it sounds & Ive never EVER seen fog roll in like that since then, but it happened. It happened I swear on my fathers grave it happened just as I explained it to ya and he is buried at Otis National. Not to mention the tattered Schooner, The times ya wish you had a video recorder

  • @jumpa01 not even dude just use ur treble hook and once u feel uve snagged bait.. just leave it... no need to reel in and rehook it haha

  • @Jumpa01 You can't use river herring there and you don't need to use them for big fish. Watch my video, that fish was on a plug.

  • @lowaccord66 it is TIME

    treble hook rip it through a school or Herring... then toss out the lucky candidate that ya snagged with the treble hook and I can almost guarantee you a nice fish! ..... If you know what your doing!

  • @soberdave1971  Gotta fish the slack tide

  • @MVDCGTO where you there?

  • @jumpa01 I think I saw it to....from my UFO

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