RustyRelics
Gold Member
- Apr 5, 2019
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- Equinox 600/Ancient Whites MXT
- Primary Interest:
- Relic Hunting
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There once was a woman from Tepai
Who loved a good roll in the Hay
For several doubloons
She'd show her Baboons
and give your skin flute a good Play...
Ban coming
my first Merc 1925![
That is nice Great condition.
Wheres the reales WD ?? They are there somewhere.
WD,
When I saw the opening line I thought you were taking up rap singing....
Yeah it was.
Do you want to hear about it?
It was epic. I was fishing for walleye casting a crawler harness into about 20'-25' of water while I was anchored in about 10' of water on the edge of a reef that reaches out into the lake about 300 yards from shore. About half the time I get a hit I don't even feel a tap, and that the way this northern hit. It just felt like I ran the crawler into weeds- but there ain't no weeds on the bottom in 20' of water.
After I set the hook it came towards me real easy at first. It started shaking it's head and taking a bit of drag every time it shook, then it kinda angles out along the reef taking drag. Got it up to boat twice but I couldn't see what it was. It was keeping deep. I knew it was not a walleye, that's for sure! Finally got it up to within three feet of the surface and I get a real good look at it.
It just rises to the surface and looks at me like - What's next M.F.er?
So I get the net out. I creeped it on in reeling real mellow. Tried to scoop it in and it freaks right the heck out. Jumped it's way across the surface taking drag till it was about 15 yards away. Then it gives me that creepy "whatchagonnadonow!?" look again. I creeped it on in on to the gunnel again real mellow and swept the net at it. I got it folded in and scooped it into my 11' plywood skiff.
I thought the aluminum net was going to break, not the Dacron net, the aluminum frame. I got it in the boat all mellow and it freaked right the heck out. I'm lucky I didn't lose any hardware, or tackle, or the other two rods I had in the boat. It was a close call when my portable clamp on stern light almost got jettisoned but I let go the net and grabbed the light on its way out.
If it would of swam into the zebra mussels in the weeds on the reef it would have broke me off in a heartbeat. I ran back straight to the dock and straight to the neighbor's ice box. Tee hee!
Something I’m proud of
Here is one for the women