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Old December 4th, 2006, 04:56 PM posted to rec.outdoors.fishing.bass
WARREN WOLK
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Default Its getting tough

Today the wind chills are in the 20's here in SE PA Bob, so I can't tell you
how pleased I am to have called my brother last (Indian Summer) Friday &
taken him out on the Delaware River. Friday was t-shirt weather here, sunny
& 70. Amazing

I really just wanted to run the fuel stabilizer through my engine, which had
been sitting idol since September (my Champlain debacle). Well before he
came over I plugged up the leak that was sinking me up in Plattsburgh, & off
we went.

Remember, my brother's a raw novice - he never caught a bass on an
artificial before. I would've been happy if he got one fish based on the
time of year & experience level. We went downriver & struggled for a few
hours, then I decided to check a backwater right near the launch so back
upriver we went.

To make a long story short we nailed about 25 fish up to 3# in there, and my
brother caught a fine river limit, maybe 10# for his best 5, and the lunker
of the day a solid 3#.

I was thrilled - he's a natural. I'd love to groom my brother into my
tourney partner. I could do alot better skillwise but there's nobody
(except maybe my dad) that I'd rather have as a partner.

It was a great day to close out the season, and any time I spend on the
water with a family member is golden.

By the way we caught em on 4" Zoom junebug c-tails fished on light line &
shakey head jigs.

Tight Lines,

Warren
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"Bob La Londe" wrote in message
.. .
Winter is upon us down here and bassin is getting tough. Hard jerk baits
worked fast and erratically seem to be the only consistant producer. I
picked up one small keeper on a 4" senko to finish out the limit, but
dang. Only a jerk bait produced more than a couple bits.

I think next weekend I'm gonna run up river and gamble on cranking
smallmouth. Well, if the tin boat is back by then. I'm having some minor
modifications done so I can relocate the trolling motor. I'm sure not
going to try and run upriver in the Cat with the water as low as its been.


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