Moe's Top 10

I saw 25 this morning on my way to Squaw Valley for skiing. Was snowing and
about 31 most of the day. Hit 55 degrees on the way home. Love it when the
snow stays in the mountains, and take a 3 hour drive and ski and they home.
Bill

"go-bassn" wrote in message
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Man, we're looking at 40's this coming weekend! I'm thinkin about going
skinny dippin down the lake - someone's gotta wake up them bass...

Warren
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"J Buck" wrote in message
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the wxman says it'll be 32° here on Monday or Tuesday...first time
since January 4th...the 'January Thaw' 4 days late

Warren
Surely you jest.
I left the "Great White Northeast" in November 2002. Bought a home in
SW Florida just days after fishing with Moe. In fact he STILL owes me
a day, LOL........Do I miss NJ. Sometimes, but it passes quickly. The
problem with those lakes up north is the "climatic limitations". I
feel very fortunate to be able to fish 12 months a year now. In fact
when I get a chance I'll tell you guys all about my 1st year of
Tournament fishing. I've been very lucky, thats for sure.

On Sat, 31 Jan 2004 18:54:12 -0500, "go-bassn"
wrote:

Too bad you didn't get to experience some of the amazing NY state bass
fishing Moe. You were within 2 hours drive of a few lakes that might make
you move up there permanently...

Warren

"Moe Conway" wrote in message
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The top 10 things I've learned while experiencing my first winter in New
York.

10. Yankees drive just like they do in Florida, regardless of the weather
conditions.

9. "Slip Sliding Away" is more than just a song.

8. It takes much longer to get dressed and undressed.

7. Whiteout is more than a writing term.

6. Blizzard is not a shake at the local Dairy Queen.

5. There are no "Rednecks" in New York - The sun doesn't shine long
enough.

4. Hard water is not the same as hard lemonade.

3. Ice fishing is considered a sport in New York.

2. You can't make yellow snow at -25, you're lucky if you can find it.

1. A damn Yankee is still a damn Yankee -- ROFL


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