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#1 Mar-25-12 4:57AM

bigjeffie
Patagonian Toothfish
Registered: Feb-24-09
Posts: 1456

pitter patter farm pond

rain drops were the order of the afternoon

the dry conditions and warm sun have many ponds  already beginning to sport lesions of  algae mats.

I love a grey skey, steady breeze

Started out lobbing the ol' J&P

I quickly sensed this just wasnt the right look for the day

I picked up a few, but mostly on the swim

decided to lighten up-

on went a battle worn minus1, complete with missing eye and most of the paint worn off

I heave it on my light rod, launching it halfway across the pond in the favorable winds

a flat on the upper end is the place  to be in the spring

by summer, this area is almost dry

but in the spring-seem like the whole house lives up there

takes a while, but they start coming

random: near, far, at my feet

the fun is you never know when?

then that rod- a twelve or fouteen incher pulls like a titan

i always have to play it soft until the fish shows itself...

at long distance- I am never certain what I have tied into

it goes on and on

the rain waxes and wanes throughout the afternoon

I get some great jumps-losing a half dozen or more thusly

but I hardly care; easier than unhooking them]-\\

and the collision and launch are most of the fun anyway

I bag , what-fifteen or twenty? Who knows? Who cares?

they are heavier than last year-only one or two gaunt ones in the mix

all the way around the horn, then: out comes the senko

it's on all over:  on the drop, the swim, the lift,
the fall

just keep it moving

I will say 30 fish in four or five hours

had to change jacket and shirt one time

property owner finally comes by- I feed him the whole score

his diagnosis is lunacy- he doesnt fish, and is puzzled by somebody standing in the rain all afternoon to do so...

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#2 Mar-25-12 5:57AM

Ernie
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From: Ashburn VA
Registered: Feb-03-06
Posts: 15614

Re: pitter patter farm pond

bigjeffie wrote:

his diagnosis is lunacy- he doesnt fish, and is puzzled by somebody standing in the rain all afternoon to do so...

Same look we got yesterday after fishing in threatening weather.....great story!


Time to go fishin' again!

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