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Warning - the squeamish may want to avoid the picture. I launched at Piney Point this morning at 5:30 (abandoned by Yak67 for calmer waters before I even arrived) and noticed the pink worms were in the water again, but not to the same degree as last month. It was very difficult to fish the Potomac side of the island due to waves so I stuck with the backside which tends to produce more dinks, and there were plenty to be had. I picked up one keeper that must have been lost as the next closest fish might have gone 16". After that I hooked into 3 CNR and decided it was an omen to call it a morning.
I'm always fascinated to see what the fish are eating. When I opened this on I was shocked at how full the belly was of the pink worms and what looks like clams, complete with bits of shell mixed in. I've never seen this much food in a fishes stomach, and it still hit my lure.
I've also included a picture of Yak67 fighting his first CNR from last week, just so he can have the memory.
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I'm always fascinated to see what the fish are eating. When I opened this on I was shocked at how full the belly was of the pink worms and what looks like clams, complete with bits of shell mixed in. I've never seen this much food in a fishes stomach, and it still hit my lure.
I've also included a picture of Yak67 fighting his first CNR from last week, just so he can have the memory.
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