Open the bail, hold it, cast and send the lure in the path of something like a salmon then get set to reel fast as you can. When it gets back, unhook it and do that again.
Open the bail, hold it, cast and send the lure in the path of something like a salmon then get set to reel fast as you can. When it gets back, unhook it and do that again.


I’m a freak of nature who seemed to say words rhythmically and unique to a banging beat ever since I was a teenager plus I’ve speeded into 8 foot waves to reel in lakers. Might just be in 3M neoprene waders where you’re seeing gators.
There’s saltwater, brackish and fresh. 3 flavors. I’m a team player to complete strangers. Making more than a shred of cheddar without a cheese grater. Since the early 90s I’ve shown appreciation to screensavers. Digital fish, I’m even looking at them. Better than nothing when you only think about being good with a (pen/penn). I own a slammer with a gold handle. Landing a big old flathead catfish in a local channel’s no hassle. With that, I sit back and chit chat while trolling then get bass to hit fast when I jig plastics slowly. For walleye, it’s a floating twisty tail and sinker mostly. Trying to guide em in the net like the opposite of a goalie.


Open the bail, hold it, cast and send the lure in the path of something like a salmon then get set to reel fast as you can. When it gets back, unhook it and do that again.
Open the bail, hold it, cast and send the lure in the path of something like a salmon then get set to reel fast as you can. When it gets back, unhook it and do that again.


And again
Unhook it and do that again. When it gets back, unhook it and do that again.
And again
Unhook it and do that again. When it gets back, unhook it and do that again.

I’ve casted into distant ripples, landing In the middle, still I act surprised when the rod tip begins to wiggle. It means I’ve got a shot without a needle or a pistol with a stick, to make a splash better than a cymbal. Skip the little minnows there in kindergarten. I’m looking for the old school where a big ones starving. Clean it up and put the carcass in my garden because It supplies a nice amount of nitrogen for farming. A Crappie has a proper name. Crops sprout and grow. Using spider wire for the drop shot control. I’m also good in running water where the Trout’s got a flow. When I’m on fire I don’t stop, drop and roll. Stove top hot similarity. It’s an addiction, only getting the fix is it’s own therapy. I’m choosing my lure color and kind carefully usually based on the weather and water clarity. From hindsight, I learned to keep my lines tight and tied right. A lot of em like light tackle. Sometimes the pike bite. Without a steel leader, I could have a $20 lure with a huge perch on, a muskie’ll steal either. There’s a beach scene I’ve been loving the quote. I still smell fish even after smothered in soap. Touching a coat of slime gloveless and cutting their throat as I’m taking a bow throwing from the front of the boat.


Open the bail, hold it, cast and send the lure in the path of something like a salmon then get set to reel fast as you can. When it gets back, unhook it and do that again.
Open the bail, hold it, cast and send the lure in the path of something like a salmon then get set to reel fast as you can. When it gets back, unhook it and do that again.

And again
Unhook it and do that again. When it gets back, unhook it and do that again.
And again
Unhook it and do that again. When it gets back, unhook it and do that again.