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            <title>Hunting Fish with Supermap...</title>
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            <description><![CDATA[Hunting Fish with Supermap...
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This is taken from a post on FryingPanTower.Com about Wahoo fishing but I thought ya'll my like to read this part...
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http://fryingpantower.com/ftopict-14471.html
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Temp breaks are very important....in the spring and fall when warm water is here and cold water is there.  This time of year it is ALL warm.  If you look at any SST shot it will look &quot;Muddeled&quot;. Unless they &quot;Dumb&quot; it down to say 1 degree breaks. (We do not do this...we give you the temp...Kind of like a color scope vs a b/w with fish symbols)
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SST's can very good this time of year showing you the movement of the water.  IT is this movement during the warm months that you pay attention to.
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Here is  what I do....
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I pull up an SST....Find the Correct Temp Range...
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This is the Modis Shot from Aug 31st 2:24 am -&gt;Color Ramp-&gt;All (I clicked on the image)
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You can see where the hot water is pushing over the break...
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<img src="http://www.fryingpantower.com/modules/gallery2/95492-3/8_31_09_1.jpg" border="0" />
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Now I flip over to Clor....
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The Modis Clor shot suxed so I used teh SeaView Shot...
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IF though the shot kind of suxs you can that there is Blue Water to the North and Green Water Inshore.  This matches what we are seeing in the SST Image....
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<img src="http://www.fryingpantower.com/modules/gallery2/95497-3/8_31_09_2.jpg" border="0" />
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Now I flip over to SSH in SeaView
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You can see HIGH water to the North and Offshore and LOW water South and Inshore.  Once angain we see the same pattern right along the break where the even water is.  
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<img src="http://www.fryingpantower.com/modules/gallery2/95501-3/8_31_09_3.jpg" border="0" />
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Now SeaView Salinty...
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You see the SAME Feature....
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<img src="http://www.fryingpantower.com/modules/gallery2/95505-3/8_31_09_4.jpg" border="0" />
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and Last But Not Least....My Personal Favorite
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SeaView Mixed Layer Depth...
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This one is Zoomed in the Area in Question....
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<img src="http://www.fryingpantower.com/modules/gallery2/95509-3/8_31_09.jpg" border="0" />
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This shows two Troughs of LOW MLD being pushed tot he North.
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What we want to do is fish right inbetween the area of HIGH Thermocline and LOW thermocline.  It is this area that is the &quot;Converance Zone&quot; as discussed in Fish Finding from Space, The Hand Book.
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http://map.fishthecarolinacoast.com/ads/Fishfinding%20From%20Space_Sport_Secure.pdf
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<img src="http://www.fryingpantower.com/modules/gallery2/95521-3/8_31_09_6.jpg" border="0" />
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            <title>1 Year FREE SeaView for first 5 Connecticut Charter Boats</title>
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            <description><![CDATA[I will give 1 Year FREE SeaView Access to the First 5 Charters Boats that post Fishing Reports on this site.
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1. Must be a recent Report...
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2. Must include at least 1 photo
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3. Must be a Legal Charter Boat
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Post it up and I will turn it on for YOU!
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            <title>Hot Tuna wins</title>
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            <title>Mako</title>
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            <description><![CDATA[Congratulations Bob, Rich, Barry and Ryan. I hear you need a new gaff after that nice fish..    Cute toes!!]]></description>
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            <title>Hot Tuna wins</title>
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            <description><![CDATA[Hot Tuna won the Beach Haven Marlin &amp; Tuna Club's Mako Shark tournament on Saturday with a brute weighing in at 186.5. The crew for the trip consisted of the boat's regular off-shore mate of Rich Stracensky, its junior mate in training Ryan Kellogg and Barry Thomas from Allentown, PA.  Capt. Bob Gerkens was unfortuate enough to be near the pole when the Mako hooked up on a whole mackerel and did its first of two spectacular back flip jumps, so had the duty handling the pole to the end of the battle.  The fishing team did every thing correctly, including having to fire-up the boat for a spin when the Mako near the end of the fight made an attempt to get under the boat.  Two gaffs were used one being <span style="font-weight: bold">South Chatham Tackle's </span>Swimming hook,  to hold the fish for the bang stick to the head before hauling the fish on board.  There were 3 other hookups for the day, one of which resulted in a release of what appeared to be a 75 to 100 pound juvenile thresher shark.
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In the picture of the crew--from left to right: Barry Thomas, Rich Stracensky, Ryan Kellogg and Capt. Bob Gerkens.
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one being South Chatham Tackle's Swimming hook,[/b]]]></description>
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            <description><![CDATA[Greetings All, 
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My name is Captain Dave Tilley. I live in Carolina Beach, North Carolina. I hold a 100 ton Masters License and operate the 100+ foot Head Boat Continental Shelf based in Morehead City, NC. 
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http://www.continentalshelf.com/ 
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I have been offshore fishing for the last 20 years. 15 years professionally. I have run just about everything under the sun at one point or another from Charter Boats to Head Boats to Sailboats to skiffs. If it swims in the Atlantic Ocean I have caught it at one time or another. (That is not far from the truth) I love Gulfstream Fishing but Day in and Day out I am a Bottom Fisherman. Grouper Groping is my Thing! 
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I started in Internet fishing forums WAY back when they were BBS's (before what we know as the Internet) 
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The last 6 years I have developed (With the help of MANY people) FryingPanTower.Com - Fishing The Carolina Coast. 
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You can see it here.... 
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http://www.fryingpantower.com 
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Supermap is 20 years of Offshore Fishing Experience drilled down to 1 application. Every piece of information needed to fish offshore ....all in one place. 
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A couple things about this site you will find out pretty quick. 
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This site is about Fishing PERIOD, it is part of a network of sites from Maine to Texas. There are no dumb questions here. Feel free to ask anything basic or advanced. We will try to help. Hopefully over time folks will find this site useful without all the BS that you have to wade though on most sites. 
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There are no questions that warrant a Smart Ass reply or anything else that is not polite and helpful. I run a very clean site. That does not mean I delete things....That means if you act like an asshole...I will show you the door. If you go up and check out FryingPanTower.Com you will see this throughout the site. The good folks stick around...and the others exit stage left. 
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It is not about Politics or who did what to who. I hate ÃÂ¢Ã¢âÂ¬ÃâDramaÃÂ¢Ã¢âÂ¬ÃÂ. It is about Fishing. We will try to keep it that way. 
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I am a firm believer in giving back to the fishing community. That is one reason just about everything here is free. 
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We will be offering FREE Full Hosting accounts to ANY Fishing Club in the State. We will be offering 100% FREE hosting accounts to any Marine Based Charities. We will be Offering 100% FREE advertising to all Charter Boats. ( I am very good at SEO-This site will be at the top of the Search Engines as soon as I have time to work on it) There are no strings to any of this. Free means free. 
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There are a couple more faces that you will see here. I will let them do their own Intros... 
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I hope you enjoy the site. If there is anything I can do for you please feel free to e-mail me at admin@fryingpantower.com and remember....&quot;It's a HAPPY Thang&quot; 
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Sincerely, 
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Captain Dave Tilley]]></description>
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