Fishing Addicts?

It doesn't get too cold to fish.

Ronnie

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Bob La Londe wrote:
What do you do as the weather gets too cold to fish?

Have you already respooled all your rods? Repaired all your damaged
equipment? fogged and stored your boat?


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"Ronnie" wrote in message
ups.com...
It doesn't get too cold to fish.

LOL, not in Georgia!
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Bill....I fish as far south in the delta as you can go, not alot of
current, shallow water, and alot of cover, weed beds, blow downs, bamboo
and tulie thickets in the water and alot of rip-rap along the levee
banks. Grant Line Canel, Fabian/Bell Canel, Paradise Cut and Old River
is my water of choice. Good luck on those Steelhead, years ago I used to
fish the American River for Salmon, Steelhead and American Shad, but
approaching 70 years old at the speed of light so stay closer to home..

sket

"Bob La Londe" wrote in message
Then again I think most independent business owners and inventors are a
little high strung. I know I have seen Bob go off on a rant once or twice
too. I certainly have. Don't even get me started on guys who just want a
paycheck, but don't want to work or even learn how to work. lol.


Personally, I enjoy seeing you guys go off once in a while. But please, if
you all think this is a serious rant, you ought to visit some of the other
sites out there. I was on a guitar site once where death threats were
issued over who was the "best" guitar player. Hell, everybody knows its
Mark Knopfler anyway, right? Rec.food.wine has had some legendary fights
over topics including calling a wine glass a "glass or is it stemware?",
whether it was proper to season food at the table thus insulting the chef,
and other matters of weighty import. I have had conversations which
resulted in obscure threats from an alter-ego named Ming who was supposed to
put the fear of God into me on a VietVet site. This group by comparison is
very polite and considerate.

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Ronnie = It was 13 degrees when I got up .Its almost 9 AM and a scorching
19degrees with some wind.As much as I enjoy fishing I just can't bring
myself to go out into this.At 45-50 degrees, its is still hard for me to do
..As a boy I lived in Georgia and Florida for several years and remember the
winters as cold mornings and pleasant days but back then I could care less
about fishing and more about ball or girls. Some times I wish I still lived
in Georgia
Ken





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"Ronnie" wrote in message
ups.com...
It doesn't get too cold to fish.

Ronnie

http://fishing.about.com

Bob La Londe wrote:
What do you do as the weather gets too cold to fish?

Have you already respooled all your rods? Repaired all your damaged
equipment? fogged and stored your boat?


--
Bob La Londe
Fishing Arizona & The Colorado River
Fishing Forums & Contests
http://www.YumaBassMan.com



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I dunno Ron, I fished Thursday but wouldn't fish today...

WW

"Ronnie" wrote in message
ups.com...
It doesn't get too cold to fish.

Ronnie

http://fishing.about.com

Bob La Londe wrote:
What do you do as the weather gets too cold to fish?

Have you already respooled all your rods? Repaired all your damaged
equipment? fogged and stored your boat?


--
Bob La Londe
Fishing Arizona & The Colorado River
Fishing Forums & Contests
http://www.YumaBassMan.com



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Makes sense Bob. Next time you're doing that try nose-hooking a bait with a
size 2 or 4 octopus - you'll be amazed how easy it comes through the grass.
The best thing is that if it does get stuck, a sharp twitch of the rod tip
not only generally frees it, but often triggers a reaction bite as well.
Much like the "ticking the grass, ripping it out" crankbait theory.

Warren

"Bob La Londe" wrote in message
.. .
"WARREN WOLK" wrote in message
news:dxleh.20$Z67.3@trndny02...
"Rodney Long" wrote in message I wish I could get
Warren to try the StandOut , Hell, I will send him
all he wants for free

I appreciate that Rodney, I really do. I can see your hook being a
valuable asset to an entry-level dropshotter that might have a hard time
tying a proper polamar knot. But that's where it ends for me. A
dropshot rig in its purest (& most effective) form is a tiny, no-frills
hook & a finesse-type bait. Sure, some people "bubba-up" their dropdhot
rigs with heavy line, sinkers & bigger hooks & baits, but even these rigs
only need use a standard shaped hook. I'm partial to the "octopus" style
myself.

Warren


Actually prefer a j-hook style worm hook and I use a Trilene knot. Its a
little awkward to tie with that long tag end, but when I flip tag around
and drop it thrugh the eye its real easy to make that hook stick out. I
like to t-rig my dropshot worms since I am usually d-shotting in grass
beds rather than over rocky bottoms.




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Why thanks John, I'll take that as a compliment!

WW ;-)

"johnval1" wrote in message
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"Bob La Londe" wrote in message
Then again I think most independent business owners and inventors are a
little high strung. I know I have seen Bob go off on a rant once or
twice too. I certainly have. Don't even get me started on guys who just
want a paycheck, but don't want to work or even learn how to work. lol.


Personally, I enjoy seeing you guys go off once in a while. But please,
if you all think this is a serious rant, you ought to visit some of the
other sites out there. I was on a guitar site once where death threats
were issued over who was the "best" guitar player. Hell, everybody knows
its Mark Knopfler anyway, right? Rec.food.wine has had some legendary
fights over topics including calling a wine glass a "glass or is it
stemware?", whether it was proper to season food at the table thus
insulting the chef, and other matters of weighty import. I have had
conversations which resulted in obscure threats from an alter-ego named
Ming who was supposed to put the fear of God into me on a VietVet site.
This group by comparison is very polite and considerate.

.

Hey sket, why wouldn't you want alot of current? I like a good flow on the
tidal waters I fish out East.

Warren

wrote in message
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Bill....I fish as far south in the delta as you can go, not alot of
current, shallow water, and alot of cover, weed beds, blow downs, bamboo
and tulie thickets in the water and alot of rip-rap along the levee
banks. Grant Line Canel, Fabian/Bell Canel, Paradise Cut and Old River
is my water of choice. Good luck on those Steelhead, years ago I used to
fish the American River for Salmon, Steelhead and American Shad, but
approaching 70 years old at the speed of light so stay closer to home..

sket

Hey Warren.....I do like current also as it positions the bass and makes
them active, but on the outer edges of the system it is not so strong as
the middle areas. I have an 87 pound t/m and with some of the heavier
current flow it can be a pain that I do not like to deal with. I like to
fish thin water and catch bass all year long in water from 6" to 5' with
some nice bags and some quality.
Good luck to you in the up comming '07 tournament season. Happy Holidays
to you and yours..

sket