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| Mr. Worrall sir, we all wait with baited breath, except for Sponge Bob who's breath always smells like that(LOL), where is your cast by cast description of your trip? | |
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| Mr. Anonymous, How would a pro being skunked be good ? A pro or not, I can''t see how having a muskie fisherman traveling 17 hours or more one way, spending hundreds of dollars, and anticipating his vacation time on quality water just like we would, then hoping that he get skunked somehow would make someone else feel good or feel like they were a better fisherman. I''m confused. | |
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| Hey, Steve!!
I LOST her, darn it....had her on an Undertaker, and she threw it ten feet before she even got back in the water. I would guess her to be considerably larger than the fish I got in '94 there, so it was the ONE I wanted. Guess that is why they call it Fishing, not Catching! See the goon report for more details![:blackeye:] | |
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On 7/23/2001 3:23:14 PM Anonymous Wrote:
No offence Steve, but it would be great to hear about a pro being skunked.[:p]
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Sorry to let you down, anon, we had a great trip. | |
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| Actually, yes it does, but not real often, thank goodness. If you wish to see how tough it can be to catch a Muskie on command, look at the PMTT satndings and the top flight anglers there that have yet to catch a fish during tournament hours! | |
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| I second that Steve,
Yes, it can be tough sometimes. I had a trip last year to LOTW where I did not stick a fish. I was on a good pattern because my partner stuck a 48.5 and 43 in tough conditions.
Sometimes the "luck" factor takes over. | |
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The adventures of S. Worrall on the "Goon"