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POLLACK POWER

IF THERE’S ONE SPECIES THAT YOU CAN rely on to pull your string during the late winter months, then wreck pollack are it. Heading offshore to the wrecks and reefs can provide some superb sport day when conditions allow, with these feisty fighters being in prime condition and at their heaviest weights during January and February.

The initial dive from a hooked pollack is the main reason why so many anglers love to target them. Nothing really

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