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Thank you for the insight. I have a disability with my right arm, so I fish kinda goofy. I’m right arm dominant, but I have weakness in that arm, so I fish left handed as I can’t fight a larger fish with rod in right arm. I’m having to adapt with my coordination being off etc, and trying to find the best way to do it for myself.

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Thank you! It sure was a fun day.

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Thank you! I can’t wait to get to the point where I can be laser accurate on all those fish a missed. And maybe not have the bail closed when a pig eats in front of me 🤣

I think there’s plenty of things I need to work on 🤣 Been out a few more times with her since then and I’m feeling a lot more confident. Standing up straight, not leaning to cast, casting straight overhead, my nerves are better, so I feel like I’m making better casts etc. This was definitely a whole new world for me, but I’m excited to become competent with it.

@finsandfossils that's great,, confidence is key to success! Bring KC to the pier sometime!

Thank you so much! Yeah I’m kicking myself in the butt for not trying it more earlier on. Oh well, I’m doing it now! I’m looking forward to being more accurate and sticking more fish. Practice practice practice!

Oh yeah, she knows she can see the fish first. I don’t think she was rushing me, they were soooo easily spooked in that shallow water that she needed to me to cast on them before they could feel the boat. It was definitely intense and a lot of excitement.

She totally amped it up and added more pressure than was needed. Have been in similar situations wo that kind of yelling.

Thank you! It sure was a thrill! Very different from my past fishing. Can’t wait to do it again!

That is 100% not true. If a fish swallows the hook, it is better to cut the hook off than trying to remove it, which will cause lethal damage to the fish. In fresh water, the hook will rust and disintegrate, leaving the fish unharmed. This is standard practice when fishing. The fisheries managers instruct fishermen to cut the hook when swallowed for this reason. In saltwater, the hook will undoubtedly rust out even quicker.

Thank you! Yeah I kinda thought I was dying, didn’t realize they were migraines. Apparently TMJ was to blame, so we’re treating that. So far so good!

Thanks for the kind words and positive feedback ✌🏼

@@finsandfossils you’re welcome ✌️

Oh man are you going to have some fun! So much to explore. Inshore fishing here is magical 🦄

@@finsandfossils I will have a 12 foot semi v hull aluminum built in 1962 that actually has mahogany seats and also a 17 foot Boston whaler!

@@davidsampler4191 If you ever need a fishing buddy.... Warning: Rookie!

Thank you! Yeah we think we’ve pinned it down to TMJ causing them so I’m getting treatment for that, and I’ve been doing a lot better. So thankful to be back on the water! 🎣

I’m here for the fish 🤷‍♀️🎣

I know, but you always find a way to give the male audience a few nice shots in your bikinis. Amazing body 👍

Thank you Evan! It really was so different and I now I want to get keep doing it. Need an extra fast tip rod for those 1/16 oz lol.

Thank you so much! Lots of anticipation in that day. Can’t wait to try it again!!

Haha those fish weren’t waiting around! It’s wild how easily they spook in that super shallow water. You don’t have much time to trick them before they know you’re there. We’re twinning in our Marsh Wear shorts. That’s actually how we linked up. She commented on a fish pic in a local FB group with me wearing them, and said “hey! I have those same shorts and they’re the best!” And they are.

@@finsandfossilsYou'll be slaying them in no time. Looking forward to the next video and I'll be getting those shorts for my daughter. They have a house on Bogue Sound just a mile up from Emerald Isle Bridge. She'll definitely love them

I had no voice 😅 so between trying to make sure she could hear me and the excitement, I sounded crazy 😂

@@Captureprosaerialimaging lol. Nice job putting Erin on the fish. Can't wait to see what kind of trouble you two get into next

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She does have a nice boat! And she has a nice drone 🤣 That was flown from land and we didn’t see all the fish from the footage until later. Such a crazy different perspective!

@@finsandfossils Top Sail Island is such a nice place to play in nature.

It’s paradise to me!

Thank you! It’s good to be back!

Hey Rodney! Her info is in the video description. She is a badass for sure! Anycreek.com/sightfishtopsail

Thank you! I was definitely hell bent on getting it figured out. Been getting some more practice in since then and feeling even more confident. I’ve learned a lot from KC in the few times we’ve been out! So different from what I’ve been doing for years. Can’t wait to get deadly accurate 🎯

Thank you Scott! 🤙🏼🎣

Me too! I’m kind of addicted 🤣

Haha tell me about it

@@finsandfossils I always thought your awkward casting technique was due to being in a kayak. That two handed, pass the rod back and forth thing is weird. helpful tips if you are interested: Shorten the amount of line off the tip to no more than 2 feet. Only use one arm to cast it with kind of a snap of the wrist- using the two hand teeter method is for big rods, long distance. You want to essentially point the rod at 10 o'clock in line with where you want it to go. Currently, you're kind of pushing with one arm and pivoting on the butt of the rod - fine for a general cast in that direction, but doesn't work for pinpoint.

Thank you for the advice! Will definitely employ on my next adventure 🤙🏼