Yeah...right? Those are non-adronomous!!!

One summer night out on FG, we had a late night squall come in around midnight. I was a couple hundred yards off shore and it promptly took me many several hundred yards away in the blink of an eye and maxed out my safety line. You MUST tie off. 2 - 3 ft. white caps in an old float tube in the pitch black is kinda scary eh! Once it passed and laid down, I was able to scratch out a 10, 13 & 15 lb brown in about an hour. They went nuts after that wind blew all kinds of feed into the water. Good times but long ago. I wonder if it's still like that. Probably, because most people are sane and don't float tube at 2 am. All I know is that if you want big browns, you must fish at night and give them something meaty.