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MFF US Northeast => Massachusetts => Topic started by: westernmas on Nov 01, 2018, 08:18 AM
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And after about my 10th cast I reeled in my biggest rainbow this year. It hit an olive bugger dead drifted. I thought I was snagged but after a couple of head shakes I knew I had a nice fish. It put up a heck of a fight in strong current. It was somewhere in the 18 inch range, my net opening is 15, and it felt like an easy 3lbs. Glad I had left my gear in my truck.
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Such a beauty! Congrats buddy!
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That’s a good one! Right at dusk?
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That’s a good one! Right at dusk?
Yup, right after 6.
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Nice fish Pat. Pays off leaving the gear in the truck
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Awesome bow Pat.
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Great fish Pat!
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Might hit some this afternoon if you are around.
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Nice fish Pat.
Good luck Jon
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Good one. It's a whopper!
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Nice fish man!!
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Thanks guys
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Nice fish! What size bugger? I only ask cause I don't have much luck dead drifting with them
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Nice fish! What size bugger? I only ask cause I don't have much luck dead drifting with them
It was pretty big, I'd say a size 6 or 8, with a good sized tungsten bead head. I was fishing an area with really fast water that was maybe ten feet wide so I was almost tenkara fishing. I was just casting upstream, high sticking it down below me and repeating.
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Ironically 6-8 Pat's rubber legs dead drifted have been getting slammed. Now I'm throwing 3-4" streamers looking for that one huge brown.