Prehistoric Soul - 2020
This has been an unprecedented year in the world and has slowed to halted many shark fishing activities during the peak times. Prehistoric Soul will be here when you need us. Read through some old posts and browse some categories. We also welcome you to write any articles that you may feel important to be here on the site. Soon enough, the sharks will return and we'll be back to normal, whether new or not.
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I needed to get out of the house and try some casting. Roger had an epic morning bass fishing, so I went down to see if he left me any. Apparently, I wasn't down for wading out where he was fishing, so I was missing the mark by about 20'. I did manage a few small spotties, but not what I was hoping for.
I bounced around the bay for a bit, but not really giving any place a whole lot of time.
My shoulder was just throbbing, so I called it early. I decided to stop by and get a burrito at what is quickly becoming my favorite taco/burrito place. The last 3 times I was down there they were closed, but not on this day!
The patio was closed to dining, so I took my delicious Captain's Burrito and head to the inlet for a morning feast and a little reading.
It was fantastic, until a stray seagull saw me eating and called all of his buddied in to rally and try to swipe my burrito. I had to finish up in the car as I had a herd of gulls around my truck like I was the "Bird Feeding Guy".
Fantastic morning, but can't wait to get my shoulder all healed up!
With my shoulder surgery coming up in 2 weeks, I'll have to live vicariously through your reports, Len. Damn boat motor also has a herd of gremlins living in it, so I can't even get my fix beforehand.
In any case, you are the Whitefish Master Jedi and I get a good chuckle every time you mention catching one for some reason.
Great reports as always boss and thanks for posting!
