In the back of that group, up against the shoreline were two big (as in 4 ft long) grass carp. Talk about a dilemma. Do you fish the tailors one edge? All fairly large and prett easy pickings...or put the ninja stealth job on and try to get a shot at the grassers? Me...I went for the grass carp in the back which meant I landed no fish spooked the entire batch. Good stuff.
MT Thoroughly enjoy your Blog. I've been lurking for quite some time. You photo at the top of your blog, is bar none "THE" top shelf of any "up-close-and-personal" fish photo I have ever seen. I also appreciate the real-life feel of your blog. I come here to ease cabin fever but it only seems to exacerbate my condition. Thanks.
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Your killing me smalls.
Ready for warmer temps here as well to chase some Goldens!
I second winona's wonderful sand lot quote.
I would probably have an accident upon finding such a scene.
Holy FISHPOD, J-Mon!
In the back of that group, up against the shoreline were two big (as in 4 ft long) grass carp. Talk about a dilemma. Do you fish the tailors one edge? All fairly large and prett easy pickings...or put the ninja stealth job on and try to get a shot at the grassers? Me...I went for the grass carp in the back which meant I landed no fish spooked the entire batch. Good stuff.
MT
Thoroughly enjoy your Blog. I've been lurking for quite some time. You photo at the top of your blog, is bar none "THE" top shelf of any "up-close-and-personal" fish photo I have ever seen. I also appreciate the real-life feel of your blog. I come here to ease cabin fever but it only seems to exacerbate my condition. Thanks.
Thanks for the kind words TK. Cabin fever is in full swing at my place too.
winonaflyfactory said it best!
i know that bay
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