August 9th Double Report

Two nights in a row, two fisherman with the same name, what are the odds? A father and son outing tonight. The first couple of hours featured a lot of casting and not a lot of hits. The second half of the night had a marked increase in the number of hits, including a blow up, a hook up and a few lost fish, and a nice Potomac Pike on a new customer made bait. Dad got a nice bass toward the end of the night. A largemouth that was actually tailing in the shallows like a red fish was his target. A nice father son outing that I was privileged to be a part of.
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Capt Dave

Started out with two young guns who could cast very well. 4 follows and one hit hit in the first couple hours by Potomac Pike. The wind kicked up and the PP kinda turned off. The wind would stop and more follows but no hits. Frustrating so we went out of the wind and well found no fish. Moved again and bang fish on. Pesky LGMouth left cover to hit our well placed toads and then a Potomac Pike smashed a toad and a first ever for one of the young guns gets landed. Many more pesky LGMouth after that. Then as darkness came on they shut down. Then it rained buckets as we departed up the highway for home..Got home to dry ground and no rain to be found.
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Capt Mike