I'd have to say that unless that was mostly tongue in cheek we may have a
discussion here. A friendly one of course, but still, a discussion..
Take care
Mike G.
Heirloom Woods
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www.heirloom-woods.net
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From: "Joel" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, December 03, 2004 8:17 PM
Subject: [FantasticFishing] Re: Saltwater Fishing
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> Freshwater fishing is more challenging...to catch tuna or other
> saltwater fish, I feel the boat does all the real work...it takes you
> to the fishing grounds, then finds the fish with electronics...all
> you do is throw your heavy weight line out on a rod that is as stiff
> as a crane...I'd rather catch salmon, steelhead or big trout, out of
> rivers and streams...you use lighter rods...you fight the fish, the
> current, the bottom, logjams, blowdown trees...it is a lot more
> strenuous...I see big fat guys catching tuna on party boats that
> wouldn't last a half a day in the river...try hooking a king salmon
> over 25 lbs...that runs you 200-300 yards upstream through white
> water...you chase fish over and over all day...slipping and sliding
> on the bottom...now that is a challege!!
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>> Joel, I looked through your photo folder and you have some real
> nice big saltwater fish. That's something I would love to learn how
> to do. I have a brother in Wilmington, NC who goes out about 50miles
> from shore in their company's boat and fish's. Hoping to make it
> over that way this summer or next to saltwater fish with him. I'll
> be taking notes from you and the other members on rods, reels and
> bait. Plus techniques and tips. I'm fairly new to your group and
> appreciate you letting me join. Yall have fun!
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>> http://groups.yahoo.com/group/indyCatfishers
>> http://groups.yahoo.com/group/lonestarcatfishers
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