Chatter I WONDER WHAT THIS
FISH IS THINKING? PHOTO: COURTESY ROB CHOI
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heck it out. True story. There I was, hangin’ out with a few buddies on this flat. It was one of
those nights that just felt good. None of them noisy motors putterin’ around, all up in our business…it was nice. The water temp was feelin’ awesome and there were little things here and
there to whet our appetite. But we knew the main course was on the way. The current was startin’ to get good, stuff was pourin’ out of the creek
and just as my buddies started to dig in I heard a nice little splash behind me. When I turned around and saw it, I instantly knew… I gotta have that. The way it moved turned me on…So I made my move. Strike! But some how, I missed. Luckily, it stayed around so I got all ninja-
like and snuck up on it. I got the jump on it and could have sworn I got it, but dude…I missed again! I couldn’t believe it. By now I’m feelin’ like a fool in front of my buddies.
One of them started making his way over like he was gonna take a crack at it…as if! I turned around and quickly found it right on the surface, still movin’ all sexy. The moment it stopped, I went for it. I was all like Samuel L…striking down with great vengeance and furious anger… And I got it that time… But, dude… I was fooled… Bamboozled, I tell ya! I tried everything to get away, but next thing I knew I was on one of those
little kayaks…there was a human hooting and pumping his fist…bright flashing lights…man, I could have sworn I was a goner. But then, he let me go. True story… In addition to photography, blogging, writing, painting and videography,
Renaissance angler Rob Choi can add fish whisperer to his resume. Check out his work at
www.angling-addict.com. Send your fish stories and photos to
editor@kayakanglermag.com. We’ll run
them in the Reader Tales or CPR sections of the magazine as well as post them on
Kayakanglermag.com .
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