An angler enjoys time in the Great Outdoors
Herald Columnists | Hagadone News Network | UPDATED 9 years, 11 months AGO
Tera Redwine
Tera's big catch; following in the steps of Hemingway
What's an angler to do when the Columbia Basin weather turns cold and the fishing itch appears? Well, the angler could head to a steelhead stream and begin casting. Or the angler could head south to warm weather.
Tera Redwine, center, of Moses Lake and her husband, Virgil, headed to...well, read on for her account of the event:
Caught this marlin on Monday Nov. 17 out of Cabo San Lucas, Mexico while fishing with the Vivianas Sport Fishing Fleet on the Vivianas IV Charter. This fish took 45 minutes to land. I fought it for the first 20 minutes and couldn't pull it in. Virgil had to help me out with the last 25 minutes. Just like on TV the fish jumped and turned out of water four or five times. What a rush. Marlin estimated to weight around 140 pounds.
Way to go Tera.
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