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[Prof. Salt]

Last night I didn't sleep well, and this morning I wasn't feeling great - but that rarely keeps me off the water. So I drove up the coast and hit the water at first light, and paddled towards a likely stretch of shoreline a mile away. From first light until noon, I covered nine miles of shorelines and casted to ten reds ...and nine of them ate the baits! There were more fish around in deeper areas, but I left those alone to concentrate on my shallow exposed fish. One little guy was 21.5" but everyone else was 23-27". One boat drove past just after sunrise, and I passed two kayaks on the way out but otherwise it was just me, the birds and a few cows along the shore giving me the stink-eye. Winds were below 5 mph all morning, so spotting fish was pretty easy. I just had to remember to stay very quiet as I closed the distance each time. I'll take 9 for 10 any day! The Z-man Trick Shot in coppertreuse was a bit colorful for the clear water conditions, so I used "Goby Bryant", a color much more subdued and natural looking. Every fish that saw the bait crushed it ...until one broke me off and I had to use the TRD Craw. That one also met swift responses every time the fish saw it swimming past.

[awesum]

Very nice Glenn.

BTB! BTB!

[ziacatcher]

Great job Glenn. .900 is quite a batting average .

[Prof. Salt]