Lanark 9/3/05

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Lanark 9/3/05

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Whew, what a day. Hit the water at 7:30 and ran right to Dog Island to check water conditions. Cleanest I've seen it since Dennis. That was a surprise. Next issue, redtide. None. No sign of redtide all day. Fished Dog Island for an hour with a chug bug. Three or four 18 inch trout, lots o' shorts, bluefish and Spanish. Sun got right and I went in search of Mr. Spot Tail. Five minutes into my shallow water jaunt I spy a couple of decent reds easing on top of a bar that left them pretty naked. I led them by a couple feet and slowly stripped the fly away from them. They both charged the fly and the winner came to the boat. I pressed down the flat and caught six more reds (20-25 inches). The water was coming up nicely and I made a move to a high water spot. All hell broke loose here. A conveyor belt of fish (easy fish) pressed toward my boat for an hour and a half. I released probably 15 or more and left them chewing. Man, all this on a day that I expected to see gloom and doom at the coast. Here are some pics of the early fish (I didn't have time to snap any shots during the high water blitz):

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Post by dave7 »

holy cow - sounds like one of those days that'll last for a long time. Thanks for the report and the GREAT pics!

If you don't mind - what fly or spoon were you using?
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Real nice! You've got it together, Nole.
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Post by wevans »

Sweet spots on that last one :thumbup: :thumbup: Yer just gonna have to start guiding on the side now :-D :beer: :beer:
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Post by noleflyfisher »

dave7 wrote: If you don't mind - what fly or spoon were you using?
Don't mind at all. A chartreuse over white clouser.
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Post by tin can »

Man, what a day. And on a fly rod at that. Nice catch, Nole. :thumbup:
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Post by Eerman »

Sounds like an awesome day. :thumbup:
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Post by Aucilla »

Awesome........
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Post by rocket »

Good job on them reds!!
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Post by Reel Slow »

That is awesome! Talk about a good day.
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Post by Chalk »

Your the man....How have the sheepies been to you...Thanks for the report, you suck :wink: :lol: :thumbup: :thumbup:
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Post by mjsigns »

Pig :smt019


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Good pics :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup:
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