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Nathan Dalton says
I love bone fishing because it represents the ‘dream’, and hope of the ultimate flyfishing experience.
jack crowley says
Feel sorry for the fish- so spooky and fragile! Preyed on by all. Love to catch ’em, turn ’em back!!
Corey Fisher says
Because it isn’t ice fishing…
Tom Irvin says
Cast just right, short stips at the proper time, watch the take, strip set and your on to the ghost.
Teri Beatty says
Because the waters are lovely and the gear is light.
robin says
Casting into the wind at shadows…
Strip strip strip! SET!
Tug, pull, chaos, panic, sweat…
Landing, relief, smile – the release!
corsetti says
Spot, Stock and Shoot..It’s Hunting with a fly rod.
Seth Hodes says
‘Cuz after getting married, it’s the only “bonin” I get to do.
Brent says
A distant gray spot on a beautiful flat becomes a magnificent fish in your hand, 150 yards of backing later.
cw says
Palm Trees, Gin Clear Water, Sunscreen, Buff, Shrimp Patterns, 8 wt, Sight Casting, Strip, Srip Strike, Backing, Cold Kalick
guy says
spooky, white sand, warm sun, backing, beer, banter, anticipation, frustration, satisfaction, visible take, skiffs, bare foot, team work, palm trees
WindKnot says
Fish: Invisible.
Turn: 180 degrees in 1/15th of a sec.
Run: 36ft/sec.
That’s why.
MissnMN says
Guide, “Is that the 2nd time into the backing?” Me, “Nope, 3rd.”
Kotuku says
Smell of salt,
Warmth of the sun,
Tight loops whispering through the breeze.
Silence broken. Scream of the drag: Zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz.
Bjorn says
The places they take me, the people I meet along the way and the sing of the reel.
Reed says
Wade in bath-temperature salt water all day and not schrivel-up like a prune.
Phil is Fischer says
Guide: 30 feet, cast
Me: I don’t see the fish.
Guide:Cast,strip, strip,he took it!
Me:Backing!
Lawrence Snyder says
The mixture of hunting and fishing that takes to spot, stalk and catch a bonefish. Needless to say the scenery and diversity of life which in itself makes my day, catching a bonefish is merely the icing on the cake. And what sweet glaze it is.
mike ginsburg says
unrrelated, I can’t find that fish identity question but I am sure it is a Coelecanth
Nick Clement says
I only need one word to describe why I love bonefishing: zzzzzzzzZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ … (if that even counts as a word)
Doyle Caviness says
From the front porch of the world, seeing, experiencing all that is nature. Then a hookup and it’s on!
Pete Kokolis says
Why not!!
Jim Ardito says
Because for about 2 minutes on every trip, I think I’m actually smarter than them.