Get The Net.
Posted: Tue Dec 08, 2009 6:48 pm
"Get The Net" .......
That's usually heard when someone has a big fish on....
As we slowly moved along the shore line,
John spotted a talipia. He said if he had a net
he could probably catch it. I grabbed a net and did.
As I manovered the boat over so John could un-hook his
line from the grass, the rod I was trailing in the water
was jerked from my hand. I figured I had snagged the
grass too........ No, it was my second fish of the day.
That's the two fish John and I got. First time I've
out fished him in a long time.
Water level is still high but dropping about 6 inches
a day according to the graff.
http://waterdata.usgs.gov/hi/nwis/uv/?s ... 0065,00060</h3>/
A week or so ago this boat a Mikimiki Point
would have been high and dry.
That's usually heard when someone has a big fish on....
As we slowly moved along the shore line,
John spotted a talipia. He said if he had a net
he could probably catch it. I grabbed a net and did.
As I manovered the boat over so John could un-hook his
line from the grass, the rod I was trailing in the water
was jerked from my hand. I figured I had snagged the
grass too........ No, it was my second fish of the day.
That's the two fish John and I got. First time I've
out fished him in a long time.
Water level is still high but dropping about 6 inches
a day according to the graff.
http://waterdata.usgs.gov/hi/nwis/uv/?s ... 0065,00060</h3>/
A week or so ago this boat a Mikimiki Point
would have been high and dry.