Trophy Fishing TN Forum - Caney Fork Trout Fly Fishing - Caney Fork Trout Guide
Out of State => General Saltwater Board => Topic started by: icthus on December 16, 2016, 03:58:59 PM
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Had the day off and figured why not go fishing. Loaded up the sled and headed to second cove. There is a deep trough that runs between two flats and theoretically that is where the fish would be. Well…the trout were there but the reds were not. I did have a shot at a tailor and sucked- so he swam off. Moved to a different spot where the wind was not as bad and waded to a tailing sheepshead, Never seen that before. After a couple of minutes and two cast later, i got him to eat. Not a great fight, but an epic eat. Landed him and he went around 5 or 6 lbs. One of the bigger sherpas I've seen around. I start walking back to the boat thinking how I am going to cook him and poof he jumped out of my hands and he was gone.
Merry Christmas,
Pal
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guess he was getting negative vibes from ya, Merry Christmas to you & yours ;)
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Pal you oughtta get a stringer. That's what I use when I head to the Caney. Last week I almost lost an 18" Brown my stringer saved me. Goooooooddd eatin!!
Merry Crimmus!
Delbert