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Friday Afternoon Off
"go-bassn" wrote in message ... Florida's different than Pa. Jim - up here Thursday's the day to fish. Warren Saturday's sure aren't. I'm guiding today, 39 degrees for a high, with 25-30 mph winds and rain mixed with snow! -- Steve @ OutdoorFrontiers http://www.outdoorfrontiers.com G & S Guide Service and Custom Rods http://www.herefishyfishy.com |
Friday Afternoon Off
On Fri, 15 Oct 2004 23:48:07 -0400, "go-bassn"
sent into the ether: Florida's different than Pa. Jim - up here Thursday's the day to fish. Warren Because of the pressure or it's your day off? Around Milwaukee Wed & Thur afternoon/evenings were best because the lack of pressure. Remove the x for e-mail reply www.outdoorfrontiers.com |
Friday Afternoon Off
On Fri, 15 Oct 2004 23:48:07 -0400, "go-bassn"
sent into the ether: Florida's different than Pa. Jim - up here Thursday's the day to fish. Warren Because of the pressure or it's your day off? Around Milwaukee Wed & Thur afternoon/evenings were best because the lack of pressure. Remove the x for e-mail reply www.outdoorfrontiers.com |
Friday Afternoon Off
I am fortunate that I live on a system where pressure is "never" a problem,
even with a 200 boat bass tourney and a 200 boat walleye tourney going on at the same time....There is always somewhere to go and be for the most part, by yourself. Chris "go-bassn" wrote in message ... Florida's different than Pa. Jim - up here Thursday's the day to fish. Warren -- http://www.warrenwolk.com/ http://www.tri-statebassmasters.com 2004 NJ B.A.S.S. Federation State Champions "Jim" wrote in message m... I am now convinced that we are meant to fish on Friday afternoons (maybe all afternoons - I just don't have the supporting evidence yet) instead of work. I live in central Florida and spent the late afternoon on a local lake running BassPro's red Stik-O through the lilly pads and shallows. I don't know if it was the the little front that blew through in the middle of the day, or the slight change in temps, or because it was late in the day, or just what factors are to credit, but I had some great bass fishing. In about an hour and a half I had 18 fish on and boated 14. Four were lost in the pads and grass. Nothing over 2.5 lbs but a heck of a lot of fun. I just got a used bass boat and started fishing fresh water in Florida a couple of weeks ago so this was a real treat. Thought I'd share the experience. If nothing else it may be the motivator for other to get out there again soon. As for me -- I will be out at dawn! Jim |
Friday Afternoon Off
On Sat, 16 Oct 2004 13:45:39 GMT, "Chris Rennert"
sent into the ether: I am fortunate that I live on a system where pressure is "never" a problem, even with a 200 boat bass tourney and a 200 boat walleye tourney going on at the same time....There is always somewhere to go and be for the most part, by yourself. Chris I used to love Poygan for that very reason. "go-bassn" wrote in message ... Florida's different than Pa. Jim - up here Thursday's the day to fish. Warren -- http://www.warrenwolk.com/ http://www.tri-statebassmasters.com 2004 NJ B.A.S.S. Federation State Champions "Jim" wrote in message m... I am now convinced that we are meant to fish on Friday afternoons (maybe all afternoons - I just don't have the supporting evidence yet) instead of work. I live in central Florida and spent the late afternoon on a local lake running BassPro's red Stik-O through the lilly pads and shallows. I don't know if it was the the little front that blew through in the middle of the day, or the slight change in temps, or because it was late in the day, or just what factors are to credit, but I had some great bass fishing. In about an hour and a half I had 18 fish on and boated 14. Four were lost in the pads and grass. Nothing over 2.5 lbs but a heck of a lot of fun. I just got a used bass boat and started fishing fresh water in Florida a couple of weeks ago so this was a real treat. Thought I'd share the experience. If nothing else it may be the motivator for other to get out there again soon. As for me -- I will be out at dawn! Jim Remove the x for e-mail reply www.outdoorfrontiers.com |
Friday Afternoon Off
On Sat, 16 Oct 2004 13:45:39 GMT, "Chris Rennert"
sent into the ether: I am fortunate that I live on a system where pressure is "never" a problem, even with a 200 boat bass tourney and a 200 boat walleye tourney going on at the same time....There is always somewhere to go and be for the most part, by yourself. Chris I used to love Poygan for that very reason. "go-bassn" wrote in message ... Florida's different than Pa. Jim - up here Thursday's the day to fish. Warren -- http://www.warrenwolk.com/ http://www.tri-statebassmasters.com 2004 NJ B.A.S.S. Federation State Champions "Jim" wrote in message m... I am now convinced that we are meant to fish on Friday afternoons (maybe all afternoons - I just don't have the supporting evidence yet) instead of work. I live in central Florida and spent the late afternoon on a local lake running BassPro's red Stik-O through the lilly pads and shallows. I don't know if it was the the little front that blew through in the middle of the day, or the slight change in temps, or because it was late in the day, or just what factors are to credit, but I had some great bass fishing. In about an hour and a half I had 18 fish on and boated 14. Four were lost in the pads and grass. Nothing over 2.5 lbs but a heck of a lot of fun. I just got a used bass boat and started fishing fresh water in Florida a couple of weeks ago so this was a real treat. Thought I'd share the experience. If nothing else it may be the motivator for other to get out there again soon. As for me -- I will be out at dawn! Jim Remove the x for e-mail reply www.outdoorfrontiers.com |
Friday Afternoon Off
Pressure bothers you? I love pressure. My favorite time to be fishing is
in a really tough tournament. Anyone can catch fish when they're biting, the trick is to catch em when they're not biting. Thursday is my day off, yes Dan. Warren "Dan, danl, danny boy, Redbeard, actually Greybeard now" wrote in message ... On Sat, 16 Oct 2004 13:45:39 GMT, "Chris Rennert" sent into the ether: I am fortunate that I live on a system where pressure is "never" a problem, even with a 200 boat bass tourney and a 200 boat walleye tourney going on at the same time....There is always somewhere to go and be for the most part, by yourself. Chris I used to love Poygan for that very reason. "go-bassn" wrote in message ... Florida's different than Pa. Jim - up here Thursday's the day to fish. Warren -- http://www.warrenwolk.com/ http://www.tri-statebassmasters.com 2004 NJ B.A.S.S. Federation State Champions "Jim" wrote in message m... I am now convinced that we are meant to fish on Friday afternoons (maybe all afternoons - I just don't have the supporting evidence yet) instead of work. I live in central Florida and spent the late afternoon on a local lake running BassPro's red Stik-O through the lilly pads and shallows. I don't know if it was the the little front that blew through in the middle of the day, or the slight change in temps, or because it was late in the day, or just what factors are to credit, but I had some great bass fishing. In about an hour and a half I had 18 fish on and boated 14. Four were lost in the pads and grass. Nothing over 2.5 lbs but a heck of a lot of fun. I just got a used bass boat and started fishing fresh water in Florida a couple of weeks ago so this was a real treat. Thought I'd share the experience. If nothing else it may be the motivator for other to get out there again soon. As for me -- I will be out at dawn! Jim Remove the x for e-mail reply www.outdoorfrontiers.com |
Friday Afternoon Off
Pressure bothers you? I love pressure. My favorite time to be fishing is
in a really tough tournament. Anyone can catch fish when they're biting, the trick is to catch em when they're not biting. Thursday is my day off, yes Dan. Warren "Dan, danl, danny boy, Redbeard, actually Greybeard now" wrote in message ... On Sat, 16 Oct 2004 13:45:39 GMT, "Chris Rennert" sent into the ether: I am fortunate that I live on a system where pressure is "never" a problem, even with a 200 boat bass tourney and a 200 boat walleye tourney going on at the same time....There is always somewhere to go and be for the most part, by yourself. Chris I used to love Poygan for that very reason. "go-bassn" wrote in message ... Florida's different than Pa. Jim - up here Thursday's the day to fish. Warren -- http://www.warrenwolk.com/ http://www.tri-statebassmasters.com 2004 NJ B.A.S.S. Federation State Champions "Jim" wrote in message m... I am now convinced that we are meant to fish on Friday afternoons (maybe all afternoons - I just don't have the supporting evidence yet) instead of work. I live in central Florida and spent the late afternoon on a local lake running BassPro's red Stik-O through the lilly pads and shallows. I don't know if it was the the little front that blew through in the middle of the day, or the slight change in temps, or because it was late in the day, or just what factors are to credit, but I had some great bass fishing. In about an hour and a half I had 18 fish on and boated 14. Four were lost in the pads and grass. Nothing over 2.5 lbs but a heck of a lot of fun. I just got a used bass boat and started fishing fresh water in Florida a couple of weeks ago so this was a real treat. Thought I'd share the experience. If nothing else it may be the motivator for other to get out there again soon. As for me -- I will be out at dawn! Jim Remove the x for e-mail reply www.outdoorfrontiers.com |
Friday Afternoon Off
"go-bassn wrote in message: Pressure bothers you? I love pressure. My
favorite time to be fishing is in a really tough tournament. Anyone can catch fish when they're biting, the trick is to catch em when they're not biting." I totally agree. Learning how to provoke a reactionary strike when the bite is off is very cool. But so is knowing where and how to always find some active fish is even better. Now, all I have to do is learn how ;-) Which is the same problem 99.5% of all anglers face. They say that at any time only 10% of the all the water in a lake is right to support life. Now, that is a lot of dead (unproductive) water. Further compound that with poor conditions, and we as anglers are faced with only about 1% of all the water in a lake being right to support activity (just a personal theory). Talk about finding a needle in a hay stack I say the word LUCK goes along with the SKILL at that point. For in a pro tournament you have a lot very talented and skilled anglers who know where the most active fish SHOULD BE, so the deciding factor - LUCK or being LUCKY. -- Craig Baugher Sales Professional - Village Ford (734) 565-5786 (800) 257-1478 Toll-Free |
Friday Afternoon Off
"go-bassn wrote in message: Pressure bothers you? I love pressure. My
favorite time to be fishing is in a really tough tournament. Anyone can catch fish when they're biting, the trick is to catch em when they're not biting." I totally agree. Learning how to provoke a reactionary strike when the bite is off is very cool. But so is knowing where and how to always find some active fish is even better. Now, all I have to do is learn how ;-) Which is the same problem 99.5% of all anglers face. They say that at any time only 10% of the all the water in a lake is right to support life. Now, that is a lot of dead (unproductive) water. Further compound that with poor conditions, and we as anglers are faced with only about 1% of all the water in a lake being right to support activity (just a personal theory). Talk about finding a needle in a hay stack I say the word LUCK goes along with the SKILL at that point. For in a pro tournament you have a lot very talented and skilled anglers who know where the most active fish SHOULD BE, so the deciding factor - LUCK or being LUCKY. -- Craig Baugher Sales Professional - Village Ford (734) 565-5786 (800) 257-1478 Toll-Free |
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