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Can;t fish, lakes are frozen for the most part, and mother nature is dumping
another 6-14'' of snow tonight and tomorrow. Jeez I hate winter

Randy-

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60 degrees here today. Wind was about 2-5mph. I like winter :)

Tampa, Florida

"alwaysfishking" alwaysfishking@ nospam.epix.net wrote in message
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Can;t fish, lakes are frozen for the most part, and mother nature is
dumping
another 6-14'' of snow tonight and tomorrow. Jeez I hate winter

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mother nature is dumping another 6-14'' of snow tonight and tomorrow.
Jeez I hate winter

Join the club :(

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Fished steelhead today, it was 0F when I started this morning, but it got up
to a scorching 20 degrees by mid afternoon, good thing the winds were calm,
only had to clear the ice out of my guides on every 3rd cast instead of
every cast.

Chris
"alwaysfishking" alwaysfishking@ nospam.epix.net wrote in message
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Can;t fish, lakes are frozen for the most part, and mother nature is
dumping
another 6-14'' of snow tonight and tomorrow. Jeez I hate winter

Randy-

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Can;t fish, lakes are frozen for the most part, and mother nature is dumping
another 6-14'' of snow tonight and tomorrow. Jeez I hate winter

Randy-


You could always try Ice Fishing :)

Good Luck
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Where is here?
"Ice Fishing" wrote in message
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Can;t fish, lakes are frozen for the most part, and mother nature is
dumping
another 6-14'' of snow tonight and tomorrow. Jeez I hate winter

Randy-


You could always try Ice Fishing :)

Good Luck
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Ice wrote:
You could always try Ice Fishing

If God meant us to fish in the winter, he wouldn't put a lid on the lakes.


RichZ©
www.richz.com/fishing

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You could always try Ice Fishing

Ice fishing is great fun...2 or 3 times a winter, but not when it's the
only option half the year....

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I agree Rich, too dam cold trying to get them perch to bite. The one bass I
did manage to catch through the ice fought like a wet sock. I kinda felt
sorry fr him. The fish actually looked at me as to say What the fuc% you
again? Don't you know it's winter? I do not ice fish anymore
"J Buck" wrote in message
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You could always try Ice Fishing

Ice fishing is great fun...2 or 3 times a winter, but not when it's the
only option half the year....

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I used to ice fish. Caught loads of smallies from warramaug and candlewood.
But I never really got any kick out of it, and it's way too much work. My
kid, on the other hand, likes ice fishing almost as much as real fishing.



RichZ©
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It amazes me when I see guys out on the lake taking crappie and perch, I
figure they are single or don't have much in common with their family
"RichZ" wrote in message
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I used to ice fish. Caught loads of smallies from warramaug and
candlewood.
But I never really got any kick out of it, and it's way too much work. My
kid, on the other hand, likes ice fishing almost as much as real fishing.



RichZ©
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A true story. . . Several years ago while sitting around lunch table at the
office one of the U of Mich. double mastered grads piped up that she had
been up to the northlands of Mich to look at some condos. She liked one real
well, but passed on it. When asked why, she advised she didn't even tell the
real estate agent, but the hundreds of shantys in the field behind the place
just wouldn't do! It was winter. . . can you guess what she was looking at?
I think U of Mich. should give her her money back. . . or she the diplomas.

--
God Bless America

Josh The Bad Bear

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Josh wrote:
the hundreds of shantys in the field behind the place
just wouldn't do!


Well, she still would have had to look at them for 3 months every year, and
that wouldn't do, either.

Some years ago, before I discovered the joys of not ice fishing, a bunch of
us were out on Candlewood. For the most part, homes surrounding C'wood are
out of the price range of people who actually work for a living. These days
they probably average 3 mil or more. there were 8 or 9 of us out there ice
fishing in this one cove, and about 11 am, some Michal Bolton lookin' dude
in a big fur coat and fur boots comes trudging across the ice and tells us
that he, "...payed way too much for this view to have to look at a bunch
of rowdies out here peeing on the ice and messing things up."

One of the guys in the party was a rather large (6-6 350 pound type) guy
with "up yours" attitude. This guy is standing there telling him how he's
going to call the police, and the lake patrol. Steve reaches down to the
well we have cut in the ice for our catch, grabs a yellow perch, bites it
head off, and holds the headless fish out to the guy. "Wanna bite?"

He left. I'm thinking the house went on the market soon thereafter.


RichZ©
www.richz.com/fishing

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Rich

LOL!!

Now thats ICE FISHING!!!

Jim

On Fri, 19 Dec 2003 07:24:29 EST, RichZ wrote:

Josh wrote:
the hundreds of shantys in the field behind the place
just wouldn't do!


Well, she still would have had to look at them for 3 months every year, and
that wouldn't do, either.

Some years ago, before I discovered the joys of not ice fishing, a bunch of
us were out on Candlewood. For the most part, homes surrounding C'wood are
out of the price range of people who actually work for a living. These days
they probably average 3 mil or more. there were 8 or 9 of us out there ice
fishing in this one cove, and about 11 am, some Michal Bolton lookin' dude
in a big fur coat and fur boots comes trudging across the ice and tells us
that he, "...payed way too much for this view to have to look at a bunch
of rowdies out here peeing on the ice and messing things up."

One of the guys in the party was a rather large (6-6 350 pound type) guy
with "up yours" attitude. This guy is standing there telling him how he's
going to call the police, and the lake patrol. Steve reaches down to the
well we have cut in the ice for our catch, grabs a yellow perch, bites it
head off, and holds the headless fish out to the guy. "Wanna bite?"

He left. I'm thinking the house went on the market soon thereafter.


RichZ©
www.richz.com/fishing

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On Sun, 14 Dec 2003 22:50:37 EST, RichZ wrote:

Ice wrote:
You could always try Ice Fishing

If God meant us to fish in the winter, he wouldn't put a lid on the lakes.

God did mean for us to fish in the winter - the lid on the lakes is
there to keep out the riff-raff.....the jet-ski's and the ski boats.

Jim




RichZ©
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Great story Rich lol.

--
God Bless America

Josh The Bad Bear