3-21
Posted: March 21st, 2011, 10:48 pm
The fog was less intence than it has been this morning which made the water a bit more choppy but the fish were their and so were Rob and I. Sliped in a bit after safe light and went to work. Rob took the lead down the shoreline and buttons up with a nice red purdy quick. And again, i look over and he is reeling in a fish. He picked her up trolling a topwater 8O . Didn't even know you could do that! Sweet 26.5 red.(He will post his pics) I finally found a 20" trout and just about had things figured out when we took a lunch break. Got back on the water during the falling tide and it was on. I tied on an old twitch bait that had been mangled by to many fish to even identify! And two aftermarket hooks that were two different colors...you know. The kind of lure that diserves to be thrown away! Made a little backhand toss off the side of the yak to see how she looked in the water and shazam! First red of the day! Who would have thunk it.
Once I saw the magical powers this suspender possesed. I put her to work on a grassy point and once again...astounding results.
A wading on looker watched the whole fight and ofcourse showed off my catch
About that time Rob calls me," BEN!! Where are you when I need you! Just landed a 25 inch trout man!"
To bad I wasnt their to take a pic with his prize 
congrats on the trout rob, she was a nice one. Just as the sun began to get low in the sky. Rob gets a call and we left to slay another day. :2
Once I saw the magical powers this suspender possesed. I put her to work on a grassy point and once again...astounding results.
A wading on looker watched the whole fight and ofcourse showed off my catch
About that time Rob calls me," BEN!! Where are you when I need you! Just landed a 25 inch trout man!"
To bad I wasnt their to take a pic with his prize congrats on the trout rob, she was a nice one. Just as the sun began to get low in the sky. Rob gets a call and we left to slay another day. :2