One of the fun things about my last couple trips has been fishing with people really at the start of bonefishing. Back in Andros, it was with Rebecca Garlock and in Cuba it was with Charlie Levine. Now, they were both coming from different places. Rebecca has been fishing the long rod for a while now, but hadn’t really done anything in the salt. Charlie has spent a good number of days in the salt, but mostly in the deep, dark blue stuff with conventional tackle. There were some parallels with the two experiences though. Basically, both were kind of hard on themselves. They felt the pressure to make it all come together. Of course, it all works better when you slow down and, of course, they both got it to happen.
Here’s Charlie’s story over at BDOutdoors.
Stoked in Cuba
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Tags: bonefishing, Charlie Levine, Cuba, fly fishing
Is that the same Charlie Levine who used to work at Marlin? Must be. A good dude.
One and the same. He is a good dude for sure.