Best method for River Bass in the winter?

Dan, danl, danny boy, Redbeard, actually Greybeard now wrote:

Yes and instead you were replied to by what the majority of posters in
this group thinks of as someone whose mother and father failed
completely in teaching him manners, humility, and respect for others.

The majority of posters in this group ? What, did you call
for a show of hands ? ;-)

Please killfile him (I wish everyone would) or ignore him and continue
to post here. Your input is always welcome.



This has been a public service announcement from the Rodney Long
Killfile Assoc. Please feel free to join in at any time. There are
no dues!

Please remmember our motto...
"A jackass killfiled is like a fresh spring day on the water catching
5 lb Bass one after the other".

Wow, is it cabin fever season already ? If you're going to
advocate ignoring someone it might be a good idea to do so
yourself instead of posting a flame. I mean, can't we all
get along ?

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Ken Fortenberry

On Mon, 09 Jan 2006 09:08:54 -0600, "Dan, danl, danny boy, Redbeard,
actually Greybeard now" wrote:

Please killfile him (I wish everyone would) or ignore him and continue
to post here. Your input is always welcome.



This has been a public service announcement from the Rodney Long
Killfile Assoc. Please feel free to join in at any time. There are
no dues!


I tried that once, but somehow he just wiggled his way right the f***
back out of there.

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"gADgeT" wrote in message
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Any suggestions guys?

I have a good patterns from warm weather but I can't seem to catch much in
colder weather.

Any suggestions? Maybe a deeper pattern in the current?

Do an internet search for Float n Fly, or maybe one of the guys here can
help you with it. I've heard it's an awesome cold water method, but haven't
had the chance to try it yet. When the water temps are cold, it seems I'm
chasing muskies.
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