Fishing for relativity

Fishing for relativity

People really enjoy sanibel island fishing.  The setting, weather, water and fishing all make it a great spot. I have been fishing the sanibel area for quite a while now and fully agree. Like most things in life it’s all relative. One day your clients catching all oversize reds but wants a keeper snook. The next you can’t buy a bite but when it turns on a small trout will suffice. From on e day to the next it’s typically different. When you find some consistency it sure makes life a bit easier. Now your coming up with a plan is case the bite dries up.  It’s nice to have a good back up plan or two when sanibel island fishing.

Predictability?

Not sure what that word means in the fishing world. Always expect the unpredictable and adapt to it. When the bites on, you can’t get enough. On the slow days praying doesn’t seem to work very well. A good hard strike will surely liven the crowd a bit. Sanibel Island fishing is all relative like most things in life. Take the good with the bad and make the most of it. Hopefully one of the backup plans will save the day. Be leary of that first hot spot though.

Setting the bar high.

I’ve always believed that catching a fish on the first cast is bad luck. Bring all the bananas you want, just make sure you miss that fish on the first cast. The same goes for lighting it up early. The bar gets set high then you can’t jump over it any more. Disappointment sets in and the crowd get’s harder to please. I love it when the last spot is the best and everyone has a joyful ride to the dock. Sanibel Island fishing for relativity is a tricky fish. Most of the time it all works out and sometimes it’s just fishing.

Captain

Clarence