12-01-2013, 05:49 PM
[#0000FF]Glad you like it. Happy to do the R & D for ya.
It is amazing how shallow the whities come in, but how tough it is to see the fish below you until they start fighting at the end of your line. Their back coloration makes them disappear against the color of the rocks.
By the way, the eggs in the females we filleted were still fairly tight in the sacs. Looks like another week or 10 days before the serious spawn begins.
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It is amazing how shallow the whities come in, but how tough it is to see the fish below you until they start fighting at the end of your line. Their back coloration makes them disappear against the color of the rocks.
By the way, the eggs in the females we filleted were still fairly tight in the sacs. Looks like another week or 10 days before the serious spawn begins.
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