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I near lost a finger and my life in 2008. As I have been my entire life, I am a survivor. Nothing in my life came easy and my ego found me surrounded with finest things in life. However, it was God that blessed me with the finest of people within my family and the fiercest of loyal friends on earth and in heaven. I surrendered to you. I am near full strength now. The Giant has awoken. Within the next few weeks I will return to my regular writings to be published here. I am the most fortunate man alive. I love you all.

I'll talk GIANT TARPON and peak spring fishing in the next addition. For now I will share a useful tip for those going to spend quality time over the holidays.

The remaining week’s warming trend, northerly quadrant winds and morning low tides will formulate a favorable blueprint for tailing redfish.

Strategy

Small swash channels, depressions and the edges of the flats will concentrate the reds at the lowest stages of the tide. At the first turn of flooding water, these reds will push up into the shallowest of waters rooting for forage and often expose their blue tinted tails. The fish seem preoccupied with their noses buried in the bottom, but they are feeding. The fish will be spooky. A slow, methodical and stealthy approach is crucial for success.

Pro Logic

Soft plastic jerkbaits rigged weedless will keep your baits from being fouled on the bottom. Cast the lures in front of the fish by 10 feet. A misplaced cast too close to the fish will often spook them. You are certain to see more fish than you will catch. However, eyewitness accounts of explosive strikes and major displacements of water created on blitzing runs define the sport of sight fishing.

Merry Christmas and Best in 2009.

Screaming Drags and Tired Arms!

Robert McCue

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