Jon-Bring back the condensed weekly roff

On Mon, 26 Jun 2006 00:32:33 -0400, "Wayne Knight"
wrote:

my wife just passed her 10-year
remission anniversary and I've gone on out of town fishing trips 15 of the
last 45 days with 10 more scheduled in the next 40 days plus the September
UP thing. Added to my 3-4 times a week hour or so on the local bass/bream
ponds. Life is good for me, for a change.

Glad to hear it all.

TC,
R

Conan The Librarian wrote:

I'm a half-cuban, half-texan, expatriate Tennessean currently living
in Texas and married to a Canadian.

Got it? :-)

I stand corrected, apologies

Chuck Vance (and how is this is different from any other day on
ROFF?)

Alas it is not

"Wayne Knight" wrote..
Daniel-San wrote:

I spent a few days last week hoping to do the hexegenia lambada, but got
chased off the PM at nite by massive t-storms. I'll fish in the rain, but
I'm not a big fan of the lightning.

What's a little glow in the dark? It helps you find your way out at
night.

My issue was timing, Hex's were coming off prior to my visit and in
certain areas while I was there but things quieted down with the front
that passed on Wed and night time temps into the mid-30's. As I was
heading south on M-127 and saw the clouds and felt the humidity, I was
trying to find a valid excuse to stay one more day .

A perpetual problem, no? ;-)


My next door neighbor at the motel took a 28" brown on a size 16 caddis
emerger (I saw the picture). So much for the *ya gotta fish the hex*
theory.

All the little guys I took came from either a grey-ish CDC & elk or an Adams
sedge. Didn't throw anything bigger than a 14. Probably why I got only teeny
fish.

Pics from the PM last week:

http://community.webshots.com/album/551611356LwUfOk


...heard that grey grakes were coming off all over the area, too.

I wouldn't say all over the area, but they were there sporadically.

I saw a few on the PM, but the guy at BBT told me that further north, the
drakes were thick. Dunno, but I tied up a few...

Where abouts were you on the Manistee? If I get out to Michigan next week
(big "if"), I think I'll head up to the CCC bridge campground. Nice place,
usually empty during the week, gorgeous stretch of river.

Dan

On 6/25/06 10:18 PM, in article
, "Wayne Knight"
wrote:

Spent a great day wading the Mason
tract and another on the Manistee.

Mmmmmmm. I gotta figure out that whole "being in two places at one time"
thing.

Are we EVER going to fish together up there, Wayne?

Bill

William Claspy wrote:


Are we EVER going to fish together up there, Wayne?


Maybe one day our schedules can mesh. Perhaps on the drive home from
the UP?

I've been going up the same week in June since 1996 so if you'd like to
clear June 20 -24 2007 feel free to do it now. grin

On 6/26/06 12:43 PM, in article , "Jonathan Cook"
wrote:

My wife and I had a small Gila mis-adventure this past
weekend, which involved a short packtrip on the Middle,
no the East, no the Middle, Fork of the Gila river. I'll do
a small TR in a couple of days. I did hook a few small
trout, and we came back safe and sound.

Pictures, man, we want pictures!

Bill

(oh, and if any of the pictures show anything resembling a strike indicator,
PHOTOSHOP IT OUT! :-)

On 6/26/06 1:08 PM, in article
, "Wayne Knight"
wrote:

William Claspy wrote:

Are we EVER going to fish together up there, Wayne?

Maybe one day our schedules can mesh. Perhaps on the drive home from
the UP?

Mmm, good possibility.

You bring the scotch and the cane. I'll bring the poetry :-)

I've been going up the same week in June since 1996 so if you'd like to
clear June 20 -24 2007 feel free to do it now. grin

DONE! Just remind me long about June 1, 2007, OK?

Sounds like your health is a whole lot better right now than it was before
and during the save-a-Wayne clave a year ago. Good to hear!

B

On Mon, 26 Jun 2006 13:09:01 -0400, William Claspy wrote:

On 6/26/06 12:43 PM, in article , "Jonathan Cook"
wrote:

My wife and I had a small Gila mis-adventure this past
weekend, which involved a short packtrip on the Middle,
no the East, no the Middle, Fork of the Gila river. I'll do
a small TR in a couple of days. I did hook a few small
trout, and we came back safe and sound.

Pictures, man, we want pictures!

Bill

(oh, and if any of the pictures show anything resembling a strike indicator,
PHOTOSHOP IT OUT! :-)

ahahahahahahaha! :-)

/daytripper (yeah - save *those* revelations for conclaves ;-)

daytripper wrote:


/daytripper (watching the rain, thinking in cubits...)

Great line that. :-)

Send a little this way would ya?!

Steve

On 26 Jun 2006 14:42:49 -0700, "Stephen Welsh" wrote:


daytripper wrote:


/daytripper (watching the rain, thinking in cubits...)

Great line that. :-)

Send a little this way would ya?!

Steve

Gladly. We'll have to contract the job out to Tim ;-)

/daytripper (now trying to de-evolve some gills...)