Back from Disney

Honestly not much to report. I stayed in a resort that had no lake, and no
fish in the small ponds (artificial). The couple of times I was able to get
out I went to the lake by Downtown Disney. Wednesday night I went over
there around midnight and I landed two bass, one short and one nice 5+ pound
fish. Thursday night I went back to the same spot at the same time and was
asked by security to leave, no fish. That was it for me. Maybe when the
girls get bigger (they're 5 and 3 now) I'll be able to integrate more
fishing into the vacation, but right now it's tough. I will say this, next
time we go to Disney World, I will book a hotel with a lake. As a matter of
fact I think I already know which one.

Rich P

BTW, F___ Gadzooka.

On Sun, 11 Mar 2007 20:09:45 -0400, "Rich P"
puked:

Honestly not much to report. I stayed in a resort that had no lake, and no
fish in the small ponds (artificial).

Most ponds in Florida (Central to South are artificial). Down here,
they're interconnected to canals that are controlled by South Florida
Water Management and stretch out to the Everglades. What I'm getting
at is that some of these ponds end up with good size fish...


The couple of times I was able to get
out I went to the lake by Downtown Disney. Wednesday night I went over
there around midnight and I landed two bass, one short and one nice 5+ pound
fish. Thursday night I went back to the same spot at the same time and was
asked by security to leave, no fish. That was it for me. Maybe when the
girls get bigger (they're 5 and 3 now) I'll be able to integrate more
fishing into the vacation, but right now it's tough. I will say this, next
time we go to Disney World, I will book a hotel with a lake. As a matter of
fact I think I already know which one.


With kids that age, be happy you made it back with your sanity...
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