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suprise on the end of my line
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went fishing along some shore line in RI yesterday afternoon, to kill some time and work on my tan:rotf2:. i covered allot of ground and was getting skunked. :wall: . then i saw the true sign that all fisherman / women look for the birds. In the distance i saw huge swarms of birds diving in the water. So i packed up and headed on over was about a miles walk on the rocks. tough trek for a fat guy like myself. :fury: by the time i got the birds had flown away, but i decided to toss some stuff out there and hope for the best. I threw everything i had accept the one lure ( now one of my fav's) i hated and could never get to work right. First cast the lure was right on point BAM! top water action, resulted in a nice Blue. I know people are against blues but on a afternoon killing time was a fun catch on light tackle. having a little more confidence in this plug know i toss it back out. BAM! huge explosion on the water ~ miss ~ BAM another one ~miss ~ Third time was hold onto your gym shorts. hit my plug with great vengeance and furious angry and darted out to the open water stripping my reel seemingly forever. i made up some ground on it, the fish got close to the shore i still couldn't see what i was, i had no clue what was on the end of my line. This fish was not done yet, made another break for it stripping me down to almost a 1/4 spool left. I was startinf to build quit the crowd now, the fish was thrashing on top. I felt like a little kid catching its first bluegill. I'm thinking this has to be a monster blue fish, with my rod bend over i decided enough was enough, knowing the fish was beat i brought it in, got it to the rocks and what did i find. something that i have only caught in Florida and certainly not from shore and not in RI before. :fishin: . I know alot of you prob catch these all the time, but for me this was a first from shore here in RI and a great ending to a day i was almost skunked.
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Nice catch. Im still waiting to catch one.
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thats awesome, ive heard of a few other anglers catchin albies from shore down there as well :buds:
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That's so cool. Good for You!
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Congrats on your first RI little tunny!
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Nice Work!
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Nice!
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Good Fish and good story! :)
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First one I have seen caught this year. Nice.
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Hope you didn't let it go to waste.
They make great cat food. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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Thats cool.
That happened to me in the canal about 3 years ago. I was throwing this bug ugly silver polaris I had made at some breaking bass and I didn't hook up so I was reeling it in as fast as I could to get a second cast on them before they were out of range it and wham, zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz. This was at murderers row and I've never seen them there before or since... |
nice fish!
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awesome read
you made my evening telling the tale
in a very detailed fashion increasing the drama of it all thanks a bunch :wave: and good for you a trip of a lifetime |
Great story! I am hoping to hook up with one of those one of these days
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I know where you was, I'll be around there Sat if the winds are light
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That's why we all fish... you just never know....Congrats... I've never caught one..
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iamskippy, GREAT CATCH
GOOD LUCK GOOD PLUGGIN:uhuh: |
Nice fish.
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awesome. Nice fish.
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That particular cove was teeming with albie Tuesday morning.
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Great story and nice fish. I ran into them yesterday morning and could not get them to hit anything, kastmasters and deadly #^^^^&s wouldn't touch em. :wall:
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Great post up and nice catch. Sure the happy couple was psyched to eat the fresh fish.
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i was there between 3-5 but they didnt get to close. heard they moved to centerwall on thursaday but the surf in the afternoon was ugly Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
I love a great fish story. Thanks for taking the time to share. Congratulations on a nice fish and a great picture!
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Very cool - congrats!:uhuh:
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