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Salt Water Fishing Or Catching?
Posted by pete on January 04, 2005

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We were fishing "snook alley" in Venice, Florida, on a cold night, and the snook we came across didn't want to play along. At light after light we made presentations to fish that reacted to our flies sluggishly or not at all. I switched to sinking line and tied on a small shrimp pattern. We pulled up to a light on a seawall next to a restaurant parking lot. The pool was laden with linesiders. A group of six or seven people leaving the restaurant stopped to watch as I stepped up to cast. I felt like I was on the first tee at the Masters. I made four or five casts to the edges of the light pool with no results. One of the guys shouted out in a mocking tone, "So are you catching, or just fishing?" Just as he

said it, a snook blasted out of the shadows and nailed the fly. As my rod bent and the snook tore out of the hole and went airborne, I shouted back to the audience, "Catching!" I've never had a more satisfying take.



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Re: Fishing Or Catching?
by joe-m on January 04, 2005
That's cool ! I often fish with an audience at my condo. It's nice to say in your face to the bait guys!!



Re: Fishing Or Catching?
by joey on January 04, 2005 http://www.fliesandfinseast.com
nicely done pete! I would of liked to see the look on the wise guys face after you hooked up.


 
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