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On Thu, 7 Dec 2006 09:02:39 -0700, "Bob La Londe"
puked:

What do you do as the weather gets too cold to fish?

Have you already respooled all your rods? Repaired all your damaged
equipment? fogged and stored your boat?

Two words:

Flori-da...
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lab~rat :-)
Do you want polite or do you want sincere?

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"Ken Blevins" wrote in message
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I'm green with pure old envy- It's 24 degrees here [KY] and has been
snowing since noon .I hate winter

Heard that. And we will occasionally get some snow here during winter, but
most years, we can fish 300 days if we want to. You may have to bundle up a
little on some of those days, but they're fishable otherwise.

"SimRacer" wrote in message
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"Bob La Londe" wrote in message
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What do you do as the weather gets too cold to fish?

Have you already respooled all your rods? Repaired all your damaged
equipment? fogged and stored your boat?

I'm lucky, I get to fish year round if I so choose. Warm(er) days during
December-January here (central NC) can find lake fish biting anywhere
from
brush piles on deep flats to up near the bank near or on submerged creek
beds - especially near where creeks or other runoff waters come into the
lake, and often create a small warm water discharge area.

And from the beginning of December through January, we can head out to
the
coast and hit the striped bass that run along most of our coast during
that
time. Usually we go up to Oregon Inlet (North of Cape Hatteras) to put
in
and we'll fish from Cape Hatteras to the South all the way up to near
the
VA
line above Kitty Hawk and Corolla to the North.

And of course, February is nearly the best month around these parts to
find
"big" bass. As big as bass as we can get here in NC with the lack of
Florida
strain fish anyway...



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"lab~rat :-)" wrote in message
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On Thu, 7 Dec 2006 09:02:39 -0700, "Bob La Londe"
puked:

What do you do as the weather gets too cold to fish?

Have you already respooled all your rods? Repaired all your damaged
equipment? fogged and stored your boat?

Two words:

Flori-da...
--
lab~rat :-)
Do you want polite or do you want sincere?

It ain't to bad here. We can fish 365 if we choose. Even catch some fish
if we work at it.


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wrote in message
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On the CA delta today water temp 52 and air temp 66, 5 LMB to 4# on
various baits and 4 stripers to 8# on Traps from 10 'til about 2
o'clock. Saw 1 other boat. tough to be retired and have to live this
way.

sket


Where on the delta? Went to Santa Cruz mtn's yesterday, Christmas cutting.
Off to Colusa today for some steelhead maybe.

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"Rodney Long" wrote in message
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Bob Rickard wrote:


It's a damn shame that a strong mind like yours is matched up with such a
pitiful, small minded whiney temper like yours.

Dang man,,, I was making a "JOKE" did you not see the :-) ?


Rodney I think I have voiced similar criticizm to you myself. I have always
given your ideas a fair shake, and I have gone out and seriously tested the
samples you have sent me in the past. I like the Standout Hook (and also
wish it had a longer shank), I don't care for the bungee rig, and the Mojo
weight is as good as any other dropshot weight and there are a few
circumstances where it might be better.

I also think that you get worked up and upset too easy. I respect that you
are always thinking and that you have the will to gamble on your own ideas,
but I also think you get upset when you should take criticizm and adjust.

Then again I think most independent business owners and inventors are a
little high strung. I know I have seen Bob go off on a rant once or twice
too. I certainly have. Don't even get me started on guys who just want a
paycheck, but don't want to work or even learn how to work. lol.

P.S. I'm still waiting on my sample bug repellant.



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Bob La Londe wrote:


P.S. I'm still waiting on my sample bug repellant.

I was going to wait until the bug season started again,, can you use it
now ??????????????





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Boomerang Fishing Pro. ,Stand Out Hooks ,Stand Out Lures,
Mojo's Rock Hopper & Rig Saver weights, and the EZKnot
http://www.ezknot.com

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"Rodney Long" wrote in message
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Bob La Londe wrote:


P.S. I'm still waiting on my sample bug repellant.

I was going to wait until the bug season started again,, can you use it
now ??????????????

No, not really, but I have a tournament coming up on Mosquito... er... I
mean Mittry lake in February.









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Inventor of the Mojo SpecTastic "WIGGLE" rig, SpecTastic Thread,
Boomerang Fishing Pro. ,Stand Out Hooks ,Stand Out Lures,
Mojo's Rock Hopper & Rig Saver weights, and the EZKnot
http://www.ezknot.com



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"Rodney Long" wrote in message I wish I could get
Warren to try the StandOut , Hell, I will send him
all he wants for free

I appreciate that Rodney, I really do. I can see your hook being a valuable
asset to an entry-level dropshotter that might have a hard time tying a
proper polamar knot. But that's where it ends for me. A dropshot rig in
its purest (& most effective) form is a tiny, no-frills hook & a
finesse-type bait. Sure, some people "bubba-up" their dropdhot rigs with
heavy line, sinkers & bigger hooks & baits, but even these rigs only need
use a standard shaped hook. I'm partial to the "octopus" style myself.

Warren

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"Bob La Londe" wrote in message
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What do you do as the weather gets too cold to fish?

Have you already respooled all your rods? Repaired all your damaged
equipment? fogged and stored your boat?


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Fishing Arizona & The Colorado River
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http://www.YumaBassMan.com



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Too cold to fish?
I tie flies till the lakes have enough ice to walk on, then I go punch
holes, drop my Aqua View and sit on a bucket all day. It gets a little
frosty, but the crappie and blue gills I pull through the ice are so
good....(Catch and release into hot grease.)

Then there are a few fishing shows to attend followed by the new Cabela's
and Bass Pro Shops catalogs.

I fix my tackle when the ice is starting to break up and do it all at once.

I usually try to make a trip to the Northfork River in late February or
early March and by the time I get back, I can launch the boat.

Mark

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"WARREN WOLK" wrote in message
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"Rodney Long" wrote in message I wish I could get
Warren to try the StandOut , Hell, I will send him
all he wants for free

I appreciate that Rodney, I really do. I can see your hook being a
valuable asset to an entry-level dropshotter that might have a hard time
tying a proper polamar knot. But that's where it ends for me. A dropshot
rig in its purest (& most effective) form is a tiny, no-frills hook & a
finesse-type bait. Sure, some people "bubba-up" their dropdhot rigs with
heavy line, sinkers & bigger hooks & baits, but even these rigs only need
use a standard shaped hook. I'm partial to the "octopus" style myself.

Warren


Actually prefer a j-hook style worm hook and I use a Trilene knot. Its a
little awkward to tie with that long tag end, but when I flip tag around and
drop it thrugh the eye its real easy to make that hook stick out. I like to
t-rig my dropshot worms since I am usually d-shotting in grass beds rather
than over rocky bottoms.




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