if your from franklin you must know your way around.who taught you how to worm???what kind of hookdid you use???ever hang around long bar???how about the greatMUFF.
well Im a very young guy ( 20 + ) and stubborn . I try and locate my own fish and have never relied on grapevines cause fisherman lie to keep you away from "Their fish " . I do fish in many states and usually find my own fish without others help . I also find that reports and info are a day late and a dollar short . Maybe as I get older I will get lazier and rely on others to steer me to the fish . or maybe my personality will just keep me going the same way I have been the years I have been fishing .
if your from franklin you must know your way around.who taught you how to worm???what kind of hookdid you use???ever hang around long bar???how about the greatMUFF.
if your from franklin you must know your way around.who taught you how to worm???what kind of hookdid you use???ever hang around long bar???how about the greatMUFF.
Old Goat,
Yes, it was Muff who got us started.Not sure if he is still around though.Muff's strategy was to find the fish w/worms, and then plug with 5 1/4" rebels. Joe Marzini was another one who helped us out.Marz used to take the orange float off the worm rig and replace it with a 5" rebel. You might be a mentor of mine also. You in the paint business?
Last edited by Back Beach; 01-03-2007 at 01:17 PM..
if you attempted to fish worms, at Nauset, in the 60' 70's and 80's.. ya had to know Muff.. got a lot of folks straightened how as to how to catch with them, if you were lucky enough to run into him.
friend of mine looked him up last winter, meybe winter before last... he's living in the woods in Rhody, by himself, and seemed to be doing OK was the report I got from my friend.. getting on in years for certain.. but still
You might be a mentor of mine also. You in the paint business?
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