Day out
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Fished with my son today looking for some winning fish . Participated in a local tournament as I do each year. We managed a 22 inch fluke and a bunch of shorts. Bluefish to the high nines but did not break the ten pound mark. All on popping plugs so what a blast!! Just ate the fluke so that goes in another post lol.
AdmiralOriginal Crew20,411 postsSince 2019
Fished with my son today looking for some winning fish . Participated in a local tournament as I do each year. We managed a 22 inch fluke and a bunch of shorts. Bluefish to the high nines but did not break the ten pound mark. All on popping plugs so what a blast!! Just ate the fluke so that goes in another post lol.Fishing a tournament with your son...doesn't get any better than that!!
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Nice work, Kevin.
CaptainOriginal Crew1,847 postsSince 2018
Just ate the fluke so that goes in another post lol.Let me guess, "Glass of Red"?? 😉
Didn't bother posting, but last night's 2024 Inaugural Stripah Suppah was a baked bass filet involving Pomegranate Molasses, so it actually did pair well with a nice, light-bodied glass of Cote du Rhone...
Regardless, a nice fresh, self-caught dinner is always a treat.
AdmiralOriginal Crew21,694 postsSince 2018
Let me guess, "Glass of Red"?? 😉Actually. Did have a glass of red lol. 😂
Didn't bother posting, but last night's 2024 Inaugural Stripah Suppah was a baked bass filet involving Pomegranate Molasses, so it actually did pair well with a nice, light-bodied glass of Cote du Rhone...
Regardless, a nice fresh, self-caught dinner is always a treat.
AdmiralOriginal Crew20,411 postsSince 2019
Always thought white was the recommended choice for fish? What do I know, fresh fluke with a cold beer is how I roll! LolDepends on the fish, more "meaty" fish like Swordfish are fine with lighter reds.
Regardless, nothing out-performs a brewski with fried fish!!
AdmiralOriginal Crew21,694 postsSince 2018
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