100 Days

into '05 & I've yet to wet a line...

pathetic.

Warren :-(

If it's any consolation... I've only been three times, and only caught three
fish.


"go-bassn" wrote in message
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into '05 & I've yet to wet a line...

pathetic.

Warren :-(

Yall are just too far north. Thru March 31 I had fished 17 days and
landed 51 keepers and 8 throwbacks. In April so far I have fished 8
days - just got back from five days at our Top Six - pitiful this year,
6 bass weighing 11 pounds in two days.

Maybe both of you can catch up when it warms up there!



Charles B. Summers wrote:

If it's any consolation... I've only been three times, and only caught three
fish.


"go-bassn" wrote in message
...

into '05 & I've yet to wet a line...

pathetic.

Warren :-(

Ronnie Garrison wrote:
Yall are just too far north. Thru March 31 I had fished 17 days and
landed 51 keepers and 8 throwbacks.

I don't know about being too far north. We may have to wait a bit to get
started, but that sounds like a typical first morning of the season on
Champlain, not the first month!G

RichZ wrote:

Ronnie Garrison wrote:

Yall are just too far north. Thru March 31 I had fished 17 days and
landed 51 keepers and 8 throwbacks.


I don't know about being too far north. We may have to wait a bit to get
started, but that sounds like a typical first morning of the season on
Champlain, not the first month!G


I guess the fishing just isn't that good - or maybe it is me. That was
for three months, not one. January - March. I did manage to win two
club tournaments and place in the top five in three more of the six I
fished.

Ronnie Garrison wrote:

I guess the fishing just isn't that good - or maybe it is me.

It's not you, Ronnie. It' just that the quality of a fishery is about
the quality of the fishery, not the latitude of the fishery. There are
very few public waters at any latitude that can hold a candle to Champlain.

Where was the Ga. Top 6 this year Ronnie?
"Ronnie Garrison" wrote in message
.. .
Yall are just too far north. Thru March 31 I had fished 17 days and landed
51 keepers and 8 throwbacks. In April so far I have fished 8 days - just
got back from five days at our Top Six - pitiful this year, 6 bass
weighing 11 pounds in two days.

Maybe both of you can catch up when it warms up there!



Charles B. Summers wrote:

If it's any consolation... I've only been three times, and only caught
three
fish.


"go-bassn" wrote in message
...

into '05 & I've yet to wet a line...

pathetic.

Warren :-(

Bass_Mr. wrote:
Where was the Ga. Top 6 this year Ronnie?
West Point this year - we had 86 teams. I ended up in 139th place with
11.19 pounds. Took 30.64 pounds to win, 23.57 to make the 12 man state
team and 19.12 to make the top 25.


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Ronnie Garrison wrote:
Bass_Mr. wrote:

Where was the Ga. Top 6 this year Ronnie?

West Point this year - we had 86 teams. I ended up in 139th place with
11.19 pounds. Took 30.64 pounds to win, 23.57 to make the 12 man state
team and 19.12 to make the top 25.


Is that 6 fish Ronnie?

Thats a good sack from how I ever did on West Point.I used to always catch
fish there but nothing over 3-4 lbs. ever.I spent most of my time in
YelloJacket Creek and fishing the pond dams back towards Highland Marina
back in the day.
Thanks.
"Ronnie Garrison" wrote in message
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Bass_Mr. wrote:
Where was the Ga. Top 6 this year Ronnie?
West Point this year - we had 86 teams. I ended up in 139th place with
11.19 pounds. Took 30.64 pounds to win, 23.57 to make the 12 man state
team and 19.12 to make the top 25.


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