I'll work up a tog poster/screensaver you can put right next to Farrah's.
Muito obrigado, Miguel
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any old farts out there remember Busty Rusty?
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"There is no royal road to this heavy surf-fishing. With all the appliances for comfort experience can suggest, there is a certain amount of hard work to be done and exposure to be bourne as a part of the price of success." From "Striped Bass," Scribner's Magazine, 1881.
That's very cool footage. I've only recently been introduced to your films. I just ordered Secrets of the Striper Pros and I'm very much looking forward to it.
When and where are the winter seminars?
How deep would you say you were...<10 ft? I usually don't start tog fishing until late Sept..early Oct... but then again there's lots to be learned.
For the last few years I have really appreciated closing out the fishing season toggin. Wonderful fish, great fight, and tasty to boot. There is something about the simplicity of putting a crab you caught on a hook in the rocks and pulling one of these bruisers out on a cool fall morning. Nothing complicated...no spreader bars, chunking mess, wrestling with eels at night....just a crab, a hook and a sinker on the rocks. I am already looking forward to the end of the derby and going toggin now!
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For the last few years I have really appreciated closing out the fishing season toggin. Wonderful fish, great fight, and tasty to boot. There is something about the simplicity of putting a crab you caught on a hook in the rocks and pulling one of these bruisers out on a cool fall morning. Nothing complicated...no spreader bars, chunking mess, wrestling with eels at night....just a crab, a hook and a sinker on the rocks. I am already looking forward to the end of the derby and going toggin now!
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