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It fought dirty. I’m covered in stinging welts!How'd it fight?![]()
It fought dirty. I’m covered in stinging welts!How'd it fight?![]()
That looks like a mini barracuda.One src today about 15 minutes in, which I thought boded well.
It puked one of these
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and I thought “Hell, yeah! I just tied a bunch of surf candy last night during the Pebble Mine event.” Things were looking even better.
Then, I opened my pack and remembered that the sand lance/anchovy box was on my tying desk because I had stocked it with the newly-tied flies.
Here’s what I had in the box at the bottom of my pack:
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That one src was the only one of the day.
That looks like a mini barracuda.
Nice fly box.
You should have fished the regurgitated lance.One src today about 15 minutes in, which I thought boded well.
It puked one of these
View attachment 242117
and I thought “Hell, yeah! I just tied a bunch of surf candy last night during the Pebble Mine event.” Things were looking even better.
Then, I opened my pack and remembered that the sand lance/anchovy box was on my tying desk because I had stocked it with the newly-tied flies.
Here’s what I had in the box at the bottom of my pack:
View attachment 242121
That one src was the only one of the day.
You should have fished the regurgitated lance.![]()
Somedays, so true Jake. Yesterday I threw to the same jumping cutty not 30' from me for what seemed like eternity. Screw this..., and walked up the beach to turn around and watch an osprey dive bomb, pluck him up and fly off. Did the walk of shame back to the truck at that point but it still made my day.Catching fish wasn’t that important.
It's always cool to see them catch a fish. It shows who the real masters at fishing are. We just pretend we are.Somedays, so true Jake. Yesterday I threw to the same jumping cutty not 30' from me for what seemed like eternity. Screw this..., and walked up the beach to turn around and watch an osprey dive bomb, pluck him up and fly off. Did the walk of shame back to the truck at that point but it still made my day.
That is a staghorn sculpin, Leptocottus armatus. They are quite abundant on sandy beaches and are very willing to take a swipe at a passing fly.Escaped to west side of Whideby and was wishing for some early summer Steelies or Rezzies... first visit ever. Found these guys instead. Still amazing to be on/in the water. Anything welcome. Stay sane/safe!