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ChezJfrey
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Hit McIver around 2:00 p.m.
Swung a leech on the fly rod for about an hour and a half...I decided I need work to make that endeavor less labor intensive. It looks so effortless when I watch more skilled fly casters After awhile, gave up and switched to the obvious...spoon.
Worked through the run as much as I could, but there were actually a few other anglers about (haven't seen any the last 2 times in that area). I then moved down and saw that another couple guys had worked down to the end of some good water, so starting at the beginning, I began working down.
Came across two young girls sunbathing in this stretch and asked if they mind that I was lurking about, angling for fish. They didn't have a problem with it, so I moved below them, a few more casts to the likely spots and got a solid hit at the end of the swing. Connected with the set and fish on! At least if I was invading their space, the least I could do is actually have a good reason, eh?
Of course this got the attention of the guys below me. After bringing the fish near shore, having it run back out, and repeating this 3 times (that fish did NOT want to come near me!), I finally had a tired enough fish to tail and voila!
Nobody around me, the entire afternoon, saw any action. I had to laugh when I suddenly realized, I was one of THOSE guys today...you know, the kind that show up nearby, follow you through the run and pick up the fish....hehehehehe.
Swung a leech on the fly rod for about an hour and a half...I decided I need work to make that endeavor less labor intensive. It looks so effortless when I watch more skilled fly casters After awhile, gave up and switched to the obvious...spoon.
Worked through the run as much as I could, but there were actually a few other anglers about (haven't seen any the last 2 times in that area). I then moved down and saw that another couple guys had worked down to the end of some good water, so starting at the beginning, I began working down.
Came across two young girls sunbathing in this stretch and asked if they mind that I was lurking about, angling for fish. They didn't have a problem with it, so I moved below them, a few more casts to the likely spots and got a solid hit at the end of the swing. Connected with the set and fish on! At least if I was invading their space, the least I could do is actually have a good reason, eh?
Of course this got the attention of the guys below me. After bringing the fish near shore, having it run back out, and repeating this 3 times (that fish did NOT want to come near me!), I finally had a tired enough fish to tail and voila!
Nobody around me, the entire afternoon, saw any action. I had to laugh when I suddenly realized, I was one of THOSE guys today...you know, the kind that show up nearby, follow you through the run and pick up the fish....hehehehehe.