Had to laugh at your post!!! I babbled all about some of my "seeky" spots
after I moved also! Jere
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From: "Matthew" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, June 08, 2001 3:42 PM
Subject: Sea Run Cutts
> Since a lot of you have been pursuing Sea Run Cutts lately I thought
> I'd give up a little info. I know longer live in the Northwest (damnit)
> but when I was there I'd fish a couple of spots for Sea Runs and
> rarely got skunked.
>
> The Bainbridge Island side of agate pass generally always had sea
> runs. There's some stairs that go down below the bridge. Hang a
> right (if you're heading towards the pass on Bainbridge Island) at
> uhm, goddamnit, a road that start with an R and follow it down. Just
> before you get under the bridge is a path down to the beach.
>
> Lion's Field Park in Bremerton always had Sea Runs as well
> although i didn't fish it as often as I fished Agate Pass.
>
> I actually caught most of my sea runs on a shad imitation I used to
> use for Stripers in Lake Mead so I don't think they're very selective.
> At times Pleasant Beach on Bainbridge Island can be very good but
> finding access can be difficult. Be careful about walking through
> people's properties.
>
> Good luck, and I wish I was still in the NOrthwest :(
>
> Matthew
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> Matthew W. Kaphan
> Minneapolis, MN
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> http://www.users.qwest.net/~kw22
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