NochNoch
The Albies and Acuna Show
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Catching reds and specks are good fishing!Yup, never fails.
Always wanted a pic of big, bronze Red with purple tail. Landed one on crab imitation, back in 19. Guide said was second biggest he'd had landed on his boat, on fly.
Guide grabbed him, got him with the jaw clamp. Measured, handed to me for photo. 39.5 inches. I'd estimate 22-25 lbs in that range, maybe bigger.
I grab him by the tail. Lift up for the camera, one shake of his massive head. Gone.
No photo. Just video, I think this is same fish.
Video taken by Capt Rob at Green Heron Adventures. Great guide, out of Beaufort. Correction, video was taken in Oct 2021.View attachment 723951
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Charted another flood tide outing two late Spring's ago. Reds were scattered. Using floatilla as cover. Picking something off top of water. Difference is, tails up, snouts down. Crabbing gets them excited. Sipping gives their eyes more to work.
Had a double eye infection that week. That 'cleared up' in time for late week fishing. Over the counter polarized fitovers. I nailed em when I could see em.
Getting that hookset on topwater is much tougher than it looks. Hooked 4 fish, one larger than the one in that video. Worst day fishing is better than best day not.
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Catching reds and specks are good fishing!
Hook us up with your catch, Sarge.Catching reds and specks are good fishing!
It is. But based on the way the game is called, I’m not even sure the first one is a foul. So, it was basically a net even for Arizona.College basketball officiating is atrocious at all levels.
There's nothing like catching reds. That's my addiction when it comes to fishing. I only get two weeks out of the year to go after them and I make the most of it. I only fish artificials and it's fun to find new lures that I know nobody else is using in that area...I halfway think my good fortune comes from presenting lures they never see. Topwater reds are a ton of fun too. Here's a beautiful red I landed the last time out.Yup, never fails.
Always wanted a pic of big, bronze Red with purple tail. Landed one on crab imitation, back in 19. Guide said was second biggest he'd had landed on his boat, on fly.
Guide grabbed him, got him with the jaw clamp. Measured, handed to me for photo. 39.5 inches. I'd estimate 22-25 lbs in that range, maybe bigger.
I grab him by the tail. Lift up for the camera, one shake of his massive head. Gone.
No photo. Just video, I think this is same fish.
Video taken by Capt Rob at Green Heron Adventures. Great guide, out of Beaufort. Correction, video was taken in Oct 2021.View attachment 723951
View attachment 723956
Charted another flood tide outing two late Spring's ago. Reds were scattered. Using floatilla as cover. Picking something off top of water. Difference is, tails up, snouts down. Crabbing gets them excited. Sipping gives their eyes more to work.
Had a double eye infection that week. That 'cleared up' in time for late week fishing. Over the counter polarized fitovers. I nailed em when I could see em.
Getting that hookset on topwater is much tougher than it looks. Hooked 4 fish, one larger than the one in that video. Worst day fishing is better than best day not.
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