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The reports are awesome. Big fish smashing cicadas. People getting
tired of catching fish. Time to head out. Frank Reid (In Worchester, MA right now) |
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Where ya headed out to Frank.............
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On Jun 16, 10:55*pm, Frank Reid wrote:
The reports are awesome. *Big fish smashing cicadas. *People getting tired of catching fish. *Time to head out. Frank Reid (In Worchester, MA right now) That's not what I saw. I did hit them pretty hard on the "Greg Hoover" cicada on Spring Creek Friday(6/13) and Saturday but not on Penns. The people I know that tried them on Penns got some action but not a lot. On Spring, the louder they (the cicadas) got the better the fish were at taking them. If you weren't fishing the banks then you were fishing. If you were fishing the banks, then you were catching. Nice sized fish too. Penns- Friday night at Ingleby was very good. Fished just off the parking lot (lot had 6 or 7 vehicles). Started about 7. Used size 16 BWO emrgers and got some action. Then about 9 size 12 spinners and did even better. Saturday evening we fished down from Stan's Bridge for about an hour- we got a few. I did hear that there were parts of Penns that had cicadas stacked inches deep but I did not see that. |
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Gene Cyprych wrote:
I did hear that there were parts of Penns that had cicadas stacked inches deep but I did not see that. Cicadas stacked inches deep would be a very bad sign for decent fishing. -- Cut "to the chase" for my email address. |
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![]() On 17-Jun-2008, rw wrote: Gene Cyprych wrote: I did hear that there were parts of Penns that had cicadas stacked inches deep but I did not see that. Cicadas stacked inches deep would be a very bad sign for decent fishing. -- Cut "to the chase" for my email address. I would think that it would be a bad sign for everything. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cicada Although they are not harmful and at times beneficial to people Many people do eat them. I would prefer a brook trout w olive oil (or a little butter) tomato, onions and a lrttle Monteral Spice baked in a camplmfire with potatoes or even eggs Fred |
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![]() "Frank Reid" wrote in message ... The reports are awesome. Big fish smashing cicadas. People getting tired of catching fish. Time to head out. Last Thursday am, smashing would not be the right word but they were effective along the banks and under the trees. Seemed to be heavier downstate. Had better luck with copper johns, stones, BWO, and slate drakes. Seems Maryland has at least one decent little wild stream too. Gee, the Smoky's a month ago, Pennsylvania and Maryland last week. Now Michigan starting tomorrow night. July might be a little sparse except for Riverman's visit but August looks like northern Idaho is in the plans. The fishing life is good for a change. |
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On Jun 17, 8:58*pm, "Wayne Knight" wrote:
"Frank Reid" wrote in message ... The reports are awesome. *Big fish smashing cicadas. *People getting tired of catching fish. *Time to head out. Last Thursday am, smashing would not be the right word but they were effective along the banks and under the trees. Seemed to be heavier downstate. Had better luck with copper johns, stones, BWO, and slate drakes. Seems Maryland has at least one decent little wild stream too. Gee, the Smoky's a month ago, Pennsylvania and Maryland last week. Now Michigan starting tomorrow night. July might be a little sparse except for Riverman's visit but August looks like northern Idaho is in the plans. The fishing life is good for a change. I'm consorting with generals in Mass and trying to pull chocks. Hmm, my mother-in-law has extended her stay with us 'cause she can't visit her friends in Iowa due to the flooding. Thinkin' I need to escape pretty quick. 4th of July weekend is looking better and better. Frank Reid (I got ta get out of this place, if its the last thing I ever dooo!) |
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On Jun 17, 10:30*pm, Frank Reid wrote:
*Thinkin' I need to escape pretty quick. *4th of July weekend is looking better and better. Frank Reid (I got ta get out of this place, if its the last thing I ever dooo!)- Come on down, just got a new toy for the back yard, and no mother in law here. www.biggreenegg.com |
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![]() *Thinkin' I need to escape pretty quick. *4th of July weekend is looking better and better. Frank Reid (I got ta get out of this place, if its the last thing I ever dooo!)- Come on down, just got a new toy for the back yard, and no mother in law here. Need a kitchen pass. Will have to work on it when I get back. Frank |
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![]() "Fred" wrote I would prefer a brook trout w olive oil (or a little butter) tomato, onions and a lrttle Monteral Spice firends don't let firends eat monteral spice. wayno |
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