Now this is how a hot-tub is supposed to be placed. A cast of 50 feet puts you into the Clark Fork chow-line. You might encounter issues trying to land a good fish, but otherwise it’s pretty hard to argue with the set-up. This also takes night-fishing to a whole new level (especially if you prefer to angle nekkid in a more “natural” state). I wonder if I could get a mini-version in a drift boat…?
(A special thanks to Flynn and Suzanne for the good times!)
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