An ending worth waiting for. I?ve had a very limited number of those 30 fish days. My best day was several years ago in Mosquito Lagoon as a hurricane was passing from south to north up our coast. Every cast caught a fish and I was lucky enough to have my youngest son with me. One of my best memories.
I didn?t get out this week. I work at the power plant by the I-4 bridge over Lake Monroe and we are having major problems with three units now so it?s all hands on deck. Hope to get out next week. Catch a lot of fish and keep those articles coming.
Great story Gary. I was reading and thinking “why does this sound familiar to me” when I realized that you told me this story on our drive down to the fish-in in Venice.
There’s those kinds of days you can’t find a fish for friends to catch & then there’s those kinds of days when there’s so many fish to catch your friends think that they should have quit casting & catching hours ago, long before the sunburn got too red & the water supplies started to dwindle…ex-cept it’s nirvana ! Great story FD !
Thanks guys, that was a fun trip. Mohawk, I didn’t realize you were so close. We need to get together and do a little fishing with the three east coast guys, Ed, you and me. Would be fun!
Heck, I’ll be going anyway, we’ll figure it out when we get there. I fish with my regular buddies and we just hand the other one a 10 dollar bill. Then we tuck it in our wallet and the next time we fish with someone else, they get their ten bucks back. Always comes out even.
I bet if you leave it up to Dude he’d probably wind up paying you. I suggest that you send me the money and I’ll hold it for him.
On another note, I am hoping to get my derriere down again around October and maybe we can redo our last outing, only this time with more that 1 fish among us.
Dude and Ed, remember that September is still warm around here and the Stripers are in a constant feeding frenzy then. Which one (or both) of you are planning to come up and see what Striper fishing is about?
