. Tournament day consisted of the following events:
- Running along HWY 98 and I hear this metal clanging sound at 65 mph. All six wheels are still turning - keep going.
At the ramp the frame that holds the fender on the trailer is gashed and bent. Note to self things always get broken when fishing with Jumptrout. - Trout fishing was the pits - now that is out of the way
- Jumptrout says, "maybe we should have brought some beer to break the monotony." I say, " I can take my clothes off." Jumptrout says, "Nevermind."
- Jumptrout says, "Do you have any pizza?" I say, "For what?" Jumptrout says, "To break up the monotony." I say, "No, but I do have some KY jelly." Jumptrout says, "Nevermind."
- Jumptrout says, "Where are these acres and acres of redfish?" I say, "You just caught one. I bet your disappointed a Christmas aren't you?" Jumptrout says, "Yes."
. I made a command decision around lunch that we and trout were done for the day and we went in search of redfish. Jumptrout put the first keeper in the boat. Then I finally got in the zone and started reeling them in - catching one that was pretty close to the 27" mark. Jumptrout finally came up the front of the boat looking for a spoon and I gave him one. We ran out of time with the fish just starting to bite good.It came to my attention how everyone's holes become Jumptrout's holes. He fires up his GPS and sits it down. When we get to a spot - I asked him if this was one of his spots? He picks up his GPS and mashes the "mark" button - pausing a few seconds he says, "Yes."
Enjoyed the day on the water JT
Congrats to all the great fishermen that brought some fish to the scales
