Always enjoyed fishing bait for sturgeon on the Columbia river, usually smelt or sand shrimp for bait. You get that tap-tap on the rod tip, could be a 2 foot sturgeon or an 8 footer. The thrill of anticipation of what might be on the other end.
One thing I noticed, when Philly lined up in the spread with only 5 linemen on the line to block, no backs in the backfield, the end pass rushers pretty much had a straight shot to the QB. Vick will have to get rid of the ball quickly in that situation, or do some dodging.
That's what I'm waiting to see, what happens when future opponents watch the game film and make adjustments. Will his offense still work in a few weeks? I hope so, it was fun to watch.
I don't remember him talking about it much, but I know he ran trotlines every once in a while. When I was a kid gramps would take me down to the river outside of Kennett, we'd tramp through the woods to some waterholes that had been left behind by high water and catch a channel cat or two. I haven't been to Kennett in about 10 years, last time I was there they had really cleaned all of the snags out of the St. Francis. Used to be full of timber outside of Kennett.
2 bass total, both came early on a Megabug. Fished jigs, drop shot, worms, and even tossed a top water around. A couple of light biters, but nothing to the boat. Where's the cooler weather? I've had enough of this 90 degree stuff. Oh well, time for a nap.
It's a top water, walk the dog type lure. Made by Lucky Craft. I think just about all the major tackle sellers carry them. Here's a link: http://www.tacklewarehouse.com/Lucky_Craft_Gunfish/descpage-LCGUN95.html