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Originally Posted by NIB
Every fish is different.You cannot expect the playing field to be the same every time no matter if you fish the same area's all the time or not.Often times bigger fish don't do what the smaller ones do when hooked up.It's what you do when you are hooked up that counts.Some are able to put together the right moves in short time, some it takes longer.It's the beauty of the sport.If you ask me.
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EXACTLY!!!
that's what i'm talking about, Tony!!!
of THE 5, each one reacted differently, AND
each one had their own way to PLAY the
same rocks.
two where in different udl's, but three where basicaly
hooked same tide/same place with only slight variations
in depth of water and where they hit. the one from last year
was the first one to take me STRAIGHT into the boulders to
seek/win her freedom,,,,,,,,,,,,sschmahht beeotch, she waz, and YES!!
NIB, it is the inherent and REAL beauty of what we do!!
i absolutely love and crave this battle of wits and strengths and
gears and rocks and tackles and conditons that pits man against
nature, surf, and beast!!! sometimes we win, sometimes the feesh!
better to have had the battle and lost, than to have stayed in bed
and never had the shot in the first place, imho.
