"hk" wrote in message
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Tell you what, you get the Seven Dwarfs to behave reasonably here and
elsewhere, and I will follow their example. Good luck with them.




Of course. Got tipped off to "where the fish are" and zipped down to an
area called, of all things, Parker's Creek. No relation to Parker boats.
The blues were in 20-24 feet of water, biting on anything and everything.
A couple will be joining us for dinner tomorrow, after their fillets soak
overnight.

I was using surgical tubes and hooks, but it didn't seem to matter. The
blues were snapping at everything.


The first blue I ever caught ... or saw for that matter .... was in
Annapolis. I was using a fresh water rod, 12lb test line and a Rebel lure.
The blues were in one of those feeding frenzys and would hit a banana if you
threw it in.

I managed to land it with the Rebel halfway in his mouth. Not knowing
anything about blues, I reached down to get the lure out and the fish
clamped his jaws on it shattering it into pieces. That's how I learned
about blues.

Don't like eating them though.


As for your dwarfs: No thanks. I learned a long time ago that the best
place to start when trying to accomplish something is at the top.

Eisboch