For every single game-fish types, there’s a benchmark size that fly fishers imagine. These can alter from area to area– for example, a “beast” rainbow in my home state of Vermont may be a typical fish in Alaska– however the angler’s complete satisfaction is the exact same. Composing in the Anna Maria Sun, Rusty Chinnis explains capturing the fish that had long avoided him:
In my viewpoint the “holy grail” is landing a bonefish over 10 pounds. I have actually landed a couple of tarpon over 100 pounds, and a license that pressed 40 pounds, however I had actually never ever handled to land a bonefish over 10 pounds. That all altered this previous November when I fished the Middle Bight of Andros with Capt. Harry Neymour on a journey to Frankie’s 2 Young boys Inn.
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