Synonyms: Ostracion lentiginosus, Ostracion meleagris meleagris, Ostracion punctatus, Ostracion sebae, Ostracion camurum, Ostracion clippertonense
Ok Im going to start off with Locations The best way to find a hopeful spot is use Google Earth or Near maps Believe me these will be your 2 best friends when sussing out some great spots , I will normally look for nearby Dams, Creeks that run off from a Dam like Below a dam wall, or I will look for the mouth of a salt water river and track the river all the way back to where I think it may have turned in to fresh waterOnce you have found a hopeful spot, jump in your car and go for it it sometimes can take a while to find a decent spot that holds fish but once you do you will be loving it, Now once you do find a nice spot that you think may hold fish the first thing I do is taste the water
When it comes to the terminal tackle, Sprague keeps it simple
It'll be interesting to hear some opinions on how these compare to American or Japanese widefield 8x40s of the post-war era, such as the Linet I recall elkcub once showing us
Pros Does not freeze Great line flexibility (no kinks and easy to work with) No stretch Very strong line (easy hand up the line) Cons None With two Sufix lines in this article you can likely tell were a big fan of their ice lines
It has caught a lot of salmon for my clients