![]() Using your own photo: Possible channel marked here since it is a stationary photo. Seeing the wave movement will highlight it more. Not all rips have channels but most do:![]() |
![]() One extra tip. I prefer to fish the edges of the rips, holes, or channels. The centre of these areas can have some strong currents and fish are lazy, why swim up against the current when you can cruise along the edges and use less energy. Also any crabs, tuatua's, worms etc are being exposed as the current wears away the sand at the edges. More food + less energy needed to get it = what I would do if I was a fish! ![]() |
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