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  1. After you've been hunkered down all winter,shoveling snow, throwing ice melt on you walks, patiently waiting for winter to pass, that first cast is always a special cast. For many of us, it could be the best cast of the new season. The first cast of the new season is an exhilarating feeling. It's like you've had your hands tied for months, and now, your untied. I don't always catch fish on my first trip, and I've been skunked more times than I'd like to admit. But, it's all good. That first cast is a special cast, just because it means your fishing again. I'm more than ready to make that first cast. How about you? Do you look forward to that first cast as much as I do?
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