Team Jackal is getting ready for the Headhunt in legendary fashion. Each individual team member of this legendary crew have been off slaying fish in their own hood, in their own way, soaking in as much fish blood as possible in these early days to prep us for battle. The goal is to become one with the fish, learn their ways, understand their women, and then exploit their weakness in the name of glory. So far, Team Jackal has set the stage.
Tria, legendary fisherman who somehow is still not sponsored by Busch Light (I know you’re reading Anheuser-Busch) has been slaying the bass in Rhode Island. Must be nice to have a boat in your front yard and be under 5 miles from cow bass land. I’m tired of the incessant texts of ‘blitz’, ‘white hot’ and ‘horny’ but Tria has been killing them, the latest, from tonight below.
Tria, legendary fisherman who somehow is still not sponsored by Busch Light (I know you’re reading Anheuser-Busch) has been slaying the bass in Rhode Island. Must be nice to have a boat in your front yard and be under 5 miles from cow bass land. I’m tired of the incessant texts of ‘blitz’, ‘white hot’ and ‘horny’ but Tria has been killing them, the latest, from tonight below.
Ethan representing as well. Assquatch made his way to the canal earlier this week where he and a buddy landed 20 fish, up to 42’ – some I think caught in his bare teeth.
Benoit. After a 5 year hiatus from his skiff in Westport – the one where he dropped the engine off the back and dove down naked to retrieve, then anchor tossed all the way back to the harbor – well, he’s back and hitting it hard. A lot of schoolies, but a number of keepers, and totaling over 100 stripers already early in the season – and even getting the family involved he’s so confident.
Sean. Any fish is a good fish or so they say – somewhere, I think. He slayed this pickerel earlier this week at his local sweetwater hole in Harwich. And by slay, I mean took off the hook and posed for a picture with the fish his wife had just caught. Either way, blood is blood – it’s in the water and Team Jackal has the scent.
Myself, I saw a few guys taking keepers on a legitimate blitz under the North End bridge on my way to the Bruins the other day. Herring everywhere, birds diving, and fish crashing by the locks at the State Police boat station. Looked like fun, and would have taken a better look if I wasn’t already half in the bag, late for the game, and intimidated by the dream team fishing off the bridge. Either way, I knew I would get out soon. And by get out, I mean being ordered to hit Loews to pick out new faucets while having to text back picks so my wife could choose (order) which ones to buy. One of these days I’ll get a line wet, but until then I can lean on the crew, and just talk trash.
Send in some other reports, and get the registrations going. Right now we have 1 boat I think – us – so odds are looking good but need to get the registrations in. Also, if anyone wants to sponsor – you have a couple weeks – we’re getting shirts made early so if you want some ink that will pretty much guarantee your business taking off, let us know. Lastly, word on the street is Dave Burnie (the champion Burnie who everyone likes and wants to be friends with and respects the way he fishes = not the other one) may be running a Calcutta for the Headhunt this year. More money for the Jackal – love it. Love everything.
P.S. I went with the faucet on the far left. Originally went with the middle one, wife liked the style, but then noticed the picture on the box of the mirror I just bought, with the vanity, and seemed like shorter one was better way to go given the taller one overlapped a bit with the bottom of the mirror and really took away from the whole feel of what we're going for. Took back the middle one and got the lower one, both brushed and not too shiny, which she wanted, and both Moen, so good brand name and about the same price. Will let you guys know how it pans out, but really excited.
P.S. I went with the faucet on the far left. Originally went with the middle one, wife liked the style, but then noticed the picture on the box of the mirror I just bought, with the vanity, and seemed like shorter one was better way to go given the taller one overlapped a bit with the bottom of the mirror and really took away from the whole feel of what we're going for. Took back the middle one and got the lower one, both brushed and not too shiny, which she wanted, and both Moen, so good brand name and about the same price. Will let you guys know how it pans out, but really excited.
