Hey Del, I had one of those days today....sorta....got up at 430, went to the lake, caught a few. Decided it wasn't cuttin' it so we went to a nearby creek (CRICK... if you prefer) had on a bright lime green BH prince nymph. For the first hour-and-a-half caught nothing but small to medium sized green sunfish. We fished for another 3 hours catching a mix of green sunfish and shiner/chub/minnow things. Ok, Ok, maybe we didn't catch one on EVERY cast, but just about! Also ended up catching a small channel cat, couple bass, and a crappie. Fun day for me and my dad.
Good fishing to all, Jamieson
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>Subject: [VFB] A Fish on Every Cast!
>Date: Fri, 28 Jun 2002 19:58:43 EDT
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> Have any of you had a day where you caught a fish on EVERY cast!?!?!? I
>didn't, until today.
> It started like any trip to the water. Load the truck with my gear; fly
>rod vest, drink, spare cigarettes, ect...
> I got to the lake around 6:00 and decided to fish the dock for brim. Now
>granted, brim will hit almost anything, that's what makes them fun.
> I tied on an EHC, green body. Why? I'm not sure. the first cast an a
>nice brim rolled it. I missed the fish so decided to go ahead and strip it in
>wet style. FISH ON!!!
> It wasn't the biggest brim, but it was a scrapper. Just out of pure
>curiosity, I did the wet strip on my next cast. FISH ON!!! I couldn't believe
>it! was it just luck? Did the fishing Gods feel pity for such an unorthodox
>use of a dry? I don't know.
> Each cast, each wet strip, a fish. I even had a bass (about 8 inches of
>it) follow and take it a mere few feet from me!
> I had to quit at 7:00, lost the EHC. I decided that I had terrorized the
>brim around the docks enough for one day.
> You can bet your waders though that I'll be tying up some weighted EHC's
>and will be at it again soon!
>
> Delbert (Del) Roberts
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> Belton, SC
