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Snook Behavior
Snook, snook,snook, snook, and more snook. Yes, the bite goes on. Double figures days are no problem. Granted, these aren’t big fish, but on light fly gear they are one ripping blast. I’m using a my Scott STS 906/3 with … Continue reading
Winter Snake
A couple of days ago, I walked out to my car and spied a snake. Yes, a snake in January. A winter snake. This one was a parking lot casualty. Most likely it is a Florida Ringneck Snake. Totally harmless … Continue reading
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Our Planet is an Amazing Place
Love this world, my friend. Our planet is an amazing place, filled day and night with both beauty and mystery. Its also the only home we have. Cherish it, always.
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My Son Lands a Six Pound Bass
My son tells me he caught a six pound bass up in Connecticut. For New England water’s, that is a very good fish. He was slow rolling a spinner bait on the bottom of a pond when the big guy … Continue reading
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On the Flats with the Super Moon Blues
Did you seen the moon the last couple of night? It was a super moon. Not only was the moon full, it was in perigee. Which is to say the moon was at its closest point to the earth, some 221,765 … Continue reading