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Striped Bass with Lime
The simple act of tying on my spiked soles forms beads of sweat on my forehead - they slowly drip into my eyes. I head out into the moonlight with a plug bag full of fluorescent limes. I stand on a favorite perch, now thoroughly drenched, and cast a Tagger Spofford lime. As my retrieve brings it closer to the strike zone I anticipate the take... but still it surprises me. Almost too easy I slide two teen fish into the bubble weed on consecutive casts. Time to experiment - I clip on a gift from Canalman - another lime - a jumbo. First cast and I can see it splash down. It slides along the glassy moonlit surface like a mini kayak. I see the blow-up a micro-second before I feel it - water everywhere. My rod loads - the VS yields line - then nothing. I retrieve the jumbo lime now covered in salad. No damage to the hooks. I let fly once again - it lands - I see the wake - the water erupts. God I love this game.
DZ |
Nothing like a little action in the moonlight after the long walk, eh...;)
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I threw lemons;
but I got lemonade!!! |
Do me a favor. Invite Eddy down there to go fishing with you..........so all the fish will come up here instead. :uhuh:
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lime - dennis, are you still mentally on block yesteryear, but physically in newport modern day?
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Block is always in the back of my mind. Flourescent Lime plugs are still as effective today as they were when someone stumbled onto the color at a block island hardware store 25 years or so ago. DZ |
yes........lime is a GOOD color this week:jump1:
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Those Spofford knockoffs are faster sinking than I'd make them myself .. Thanks for the lesson Dennis .. glad they are catching ,..
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