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March 8th, 2004, 04:50 AM
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Got rain?
"SHRED©" wrote in message news:vAm2c.9075$506.6026@fed1read05... Finally, here in San Diego county, we got some! My favorite fishing holes will now have water around the stickups. Can you say spinnerbaits!!! Has to be one of my all time favorite ways to bass fish. Sometimes it's just as exciting(almost) to get bumped and see a huge swirl in the water as it is to hook 'um. Or how about a bump-swirl-splash-fish on-combo....that's awesome. Adrenaline rush....here I come!! TL, SHRED Sounds good that the rain was in SD. I went to Mendocino and fished Ft. Bragg for salmon. Weather was beautiful. Wind when we got there Thursday and calmed down as the weekend arrived. I know it is not bass, but sometimes you do other fish. Biggest was 18#+ and the temperature was about 70 and sunny. What's a snowblower?  Bill 
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