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FishermanTim · 10-02-2008, 10:12 AM

I'd second the tuna vote.
I heard something similar a couple years back down at the east end.
It was also during the fall, and the canal was loaded with casters as it usually is during the fall. It was a calm night with a little fog, and when the "beast" breached the water, you could hear it all around, uo abnd down the jetty. The funniest part was hearing EVERYONE let out, in unison, a loud "WHOA!". I have seen 40" bass porpoise out of the water no more than 20 feet from me. What got me laughing was that I started to back away from the water (like it was a shark) and I shook my head and said OUT LOUD "Wait a second, what am I doing? That's what I'm hear FOR!"

10-02-2008, 10:12 AM	#5
FishermanTim Registered User iTrader: (0) Join Date: Feb 2003 Location: Hyde Park, MA Posts: 4,152	I'd second the tuna vote. I heard something similar a couple years back down at the east end. It was also during the fall, and the canal was loaded with casters as it usually is during the fall. It was a calm night with a little fog, and when the "beast" breached the water, you could hear it all around, uo abnd down the jetty. The funniest part was hearing EVERYONE let out, in unison, a loud "WHOA!". I have seen 40" bass porpoise out of the water no more than 20 feet from me. What got me laughing was that I started to back away from the water (like it was a shark) and I shook my head and said OUT LOUD "Wait a second, what am I doing? That's what I'm hear FOR!"