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jsuber wrote:So if the limit is now two fish over 20" can two kayak fishermen fish as a team, as long as the two men fish within 200 yards of each other and turn in 5 fish with two over 20"?

jsuber stop trying to derail this thread.

Dang, There was a lot of activity here last night. But was anything resolved? Will there be any new contestants fishing Team Seatrout in 2007?
This is the tenth year of the Tournament Trail and the competition is always solid. One thing is for sure, those who began fishing the trail two or three years ago all say they have become better trout fishermen due to the trail. There is always great knowledge to be picked up during these events.

It may be time to get that 15" plastic eel back out with two over 20"

I only asked because the new rule would be detrimental to individuals fishing out of kayaks.

jsuber wrote:I only asked because the new rule would be detrimental to individuals fishing out of kayaks.

It's only detrimental if you elect to fish from a Kayak.

This is a fishing site right, a place were great minds come to converse and from life long friendships filled with tall tales and short sentences.

Don't they make a two person Kayak?

Don't get skeered. I'm just looking at it from the kayak view.

Here is another major rule change.

Anglers may launch their boats at any boat ramp.

I think some teams already thought that was a rule

Jumptrout51 wrote:

birddog wrote:What the hell is a Sapillo witch?

A Sapillo witch is from Sapillo Island in Georgia. For $10 you can have a Sapillo witch put a hex of any kind on anyone. Pity the poor soul who has a Sapillo hex.
Sapillo witches are purebred blue gum witches.
P.S. As I stated before you and Cherlk(hehe) are being set up for the big one.

Or if you can't travel to Sapillo you can get a "root doctor", which is a similar form of hex, for about $10 and up, depending on the power you want in the hex.
Commonly known as "puttin' a root on you". These voodoo experts can be found locally, the best being of the blue gum species.

jsuber wrote:So if the limit is now two fish over 20" can two kayak fishermen fish as a team, as long as the two men fish within 200 yards of each other and turn in 5 fish with two over 20"?

Jeff, you probably need to give Scott a call.