No Sac, but Good Entertainment

[sneakypete]

Not as tasty as a sac-a-lait, but when you're good at one thing and suck royally at another, you do what you're good at - most of the time, anyway.
28 inches from Rockefeller (Along with a 24-incher and a nice flounder) on fly. It felt sooo good!

[20watt]

Looks Good SP, bet that put up a good fight on that fly rod

[Tiger]

Nice one Pete. I am afraid my spring white perch season is about over. I will be switching to flounder soon.

[Redge]

Bet that is fun!

[shadow]

Looks good Pete! Anyone throwing for shrimp yet? Still a little early but may have some try.

[sneakypete]

Yeah, Dwyane, there were four boatloads of guys/gals at the concrete wier off Joseph Harbor yesterday, and at least one guy was tossing a net. Didn't stop to see how they were doing - too crowded for me to even get close. I'd imagine if they were catching shrimp, those were mosquitoes. Give it a couple of weeks, though...
Pete

[Tbone]

Nice fish. What weight line do you use in the marsh? Both of the rigs I have are just 3 weight. I would guess you'd need at least a 6 for reds and specks?

[sneakypete]

Terry -
I usually use a 9-weight - it handles my big flies better in the wind than lighter sticks, though I will use a 6-weight on calm days.
Funny thing - the 9-weight I use now actually weighs LESS than any of the 6-weights I own! Amazing stuff, this new technology!
Pass a good Sunday.
Pete

[Tbone]

Thanks, Pete. I might have to move up a notch or two just in case I want to try some bigger fish one day.

[JKCCKC2002]

Nice red! I have a fly set up for marsh fishing that I haven't used yet. I am gonna have to get it out and go one day. A 9wt redington. Some clouser minnows and spoons.