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Mingo
 
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Do you all worry about the noise from a generator spooking the flounder?
Also do you just pole through the shallows or do you idle your motor and creep along the shoreline.
That's the way we gig suckers in Missouri we chase them with the boat and gig them as they are running?
That sounds more like a mullet method though.
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Trigger
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| I have never worried about the noise from the generator spoking the flounder. My trolling motor has skimmed over them by 2-3 inches and they never moved. I have never left my outboard running while floundering, I polled for a while then got smart and bought a tm.
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Gnwdad (5/11/2008)
I have never worried about the noise from the generator spoking the flounder. My trolling motor has skimmed over them by 2-3 inches and they never moved. I have never left my outboard running while floundering, I polled for a while then got smart and bought a tm. Same here
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Trigger
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Make that 3 
Flounderin Like Huntin and Fishin
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Ruby Red Lip
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I have always run a tm, I used to run a 3600 watt Craftsman genny and never had a problem with spooking the fish.
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Trigger
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Dido...^^^^^I'm with them.
"Three-fourths of the Earth's surface is water, and one-fourth is land. It is quite clear that the good Lord intended us to spend triple the amount of time fishing as taking care of the lawn." 2006 25' Hydra Sports Vector Twin 150 Yamaha's
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Gnwdad (5/11/2008)
I have never worried about the noise from the generator spoking the flounder. My trolling motor has skimmed over them by 2-3 inches and they never moved. I have never left my outboard running while floundering, I polled for a while then got smart and bought a tm. Same here,i think we have all been there done that.
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