Nice pix Terry!
The weather was a toss up all day. We were all hoping it would hold up, but for most of the day it looked terrible. It ended up being an absolutely beautiful full moon night...
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Like Terry said the first couple hours were about non stop...I don't think there was a more than a couple minutes that someone wasn't shooting. Most of the time it if was far less than that, sometimes multiple shots at once.
Terry prepared us for a fun night, but this was way more than Cade or I could have expected!
The plan was for Cade to fight any fish that I shot. But that went right out the window when he started getting so many shots. He wanted to shoot his own!!
He did very well and as far as we could remember, he hit at least 4 fish well enough to come back with scales on his Muzzy point...he really was having the time of his life!
This was Cade's first time on a boat besides a canoe. He really didn't know what to expect, and I could tell he was a bit apprehensive when we got on the big boat. But it wasn't long before he was very comfortable and loving every second of it!
In the end, about 12:45am, he didn't want to get off the boat and stayed on as long as he could helping Capt. Bob as much as possible...
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Terry buddy, thank you so much for enriching a little boys(and his old man's) life with an experience he'll(we'll) never forget!
We rolled in the driveway about 1:30, and after quick showers were in bed around 2:00am. We were both tired and sleep came very easy.
Terry, I try to spend as much time with Cade around "good people"...if I can do half as good a job raising my kids as you've done with yours, then I'll have really accomplished something! Thank you brother, for everything!