"I tied on a Straw Man, tied by master fly tyer Doug Mawhinney of Mexico, cast it across the current, let it drift, then swing, then hang. About three seconds into the hang, a fish nailed it. Big fish. Felt big. Then it jumped, and I could see it wasn't just a big fish but an ohmygod fish. What follows could be a long story." Virtual Angler Nick Mills gathers his courage and his wits and figures out how to land the big ones on his 4-weight -- with some help from the audience. On MaineToday.com.
The Ohmygod Fish
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This page contains a single entry by Marshall Cutchin published on October 10, 2006 6:23 AM.
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