I played the Bone-Game again there yesterday morning before stopping in at M&D's to buy some tickets . .. . I peddalled like no tomorrow chasing them @#$@#$ fish....I couldn't even get one to look at me this time. I probably passed you guys up multiple times.....I gotta say, I didn't see much fish caught....and the few that I did see.....were caught on chunks....and were
small. At first light the fish were concentrated at the East end....as the tide finished dumping east, the fish seemed to disappear...so I headed west...
....I plugged slack for stripes but nada.....rode the bike some more, saw some decent eye candy on the service road and got plenty of good exercise anyway.
Fished again last night....from the top of the drop to the very bottom of the tide - - different location - - my buddy tossed a variety of lures ALL night and I baited some fresh
pogy chunks ....decent swells kept the water moving and I managed 4 fish, largest went about 50" . . . .my lure tossing partner caught nada....not even a bump. At this point in the season I expect to catch fish on every outing...whether they be 20" or 40"....I expect fish, what I sometimes forget is....THERE IS
ALOT OF WATER OUT THERE ....AND
FISH MOVE. They don't always want plugs . . . they're not always feeding, we need to take the bad with the good I guess.....Like I said, while chasing bones....I ripped my tins right through frenzy feeding fish....
...sometimes the skunk is mightier than the rod
