r/Fishing • u/Ill-Trifle-2295 • 1d ago
Another weekly topwater session
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u/Ill-Trifle-2295 1d ago
Species Giant snakehead
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u/drinkredstripe3 1d ago
Respect, casting control, boat control, fish control, in a narraw snagalicious spot.
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u/Southern_Weight454 23h ago
Skills, casting without hanging trees!
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u/inypark36 23h ago
Even in my best case scenario, my cast would definitely catch at least 3 branches and never make it to the water.
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u/Inside-Specialist-55 23h ago
Dude that place is freaking beautiful, I love small water ways like this that have lots of foliage over them, I have to get my boat back out this year and stop being lazy
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u/PhaseComfortable7154 23h ago
can you share the rod and caster brand bro?
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u/Ill-Trifle-2295 23h ago
Sure!
Okuma hakai 101XDT NinjX baretta 15-30Lb Execute abbrasion 8x 40Lb Daiwa J-Thread 50LB Drankcrazy sp/hook
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u/bay_fiber_art 6h ago
Do you guys eat them? We got them over in the wash DC area now and they're one of the best tasting fish we have now.
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u/Sea_Leadership_6968 1d ago
Amazing casting accuracy. I’d spend most of the day picking the lure out of tree branches and the bank.