I am NOT ready for this...

On Mon, 27 Oct 2008 17:50:17 -0500, "Steve @ OutdoorFrontiers.com"
wrote:

I was deer hunting today and it started snowing on me!!! On the way home,
it was snowing so hard that even I had to slow down a little! While it
didn't snow a long time, we now have a white blanket on all the lawns that's
almost two inches thick.

I still want to do some more bass fishing up here, and the smallmouth
fishing reports have been great! The muskies are on the prowl as well and I
need to tangle with a couple of those bad boys before the lakes ice over.

I need to move, anyone want to buy a nice home in Rhinelander???

We got our first snow yesterday. Would have been about an inch if it
had stuck. Was enough that the front of my blazer was plastered with
the stuff and my cowl & windshield wipers were caked when I got off
the Turnpike. Not ready for that yet...

..
Harry J aka Thundercat

You don't say! Aren't you too old to go out and check the temps anymore?

"Jerry Barton" wrote in message
m...
Steve I feel your pain, it's colder than S+++ here also. Those guys in the
nice sunny States are going to pay someday for smirking at the Gods of
Winter. ;-)




"Steve @ OutdoorFrontiers.com" wrote in message
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I was deer hunting today and it started snowing on me!!! On the way home,
it was snowing so hard that even I had to slow down a little! While it
didn't snow a long time, we now have a white blanket on all the lawns
that's almost two inches thick.

I still want to do some more bass fishing up here, and the smallmouth
fishing reports have been great! The muskies are on the prowl as well
and I need to tangle with a couple of those bad boys before the lakes ice
over.

I need to move, anyone want to buy a nice home in Rhinelander???
--
Steve @ OutdoorFrontiers
http://www.outdoorfrontiers.com
G & S Guide Service
http://www.herefishyfishy.com

"RichZ" wrote in message
news
Jerry Barton wrote:
Steve I feel your pain, it's colder than S+++ here also. Those guys in
the nice sunny States are going to pay someday for smirking at the Gods
of Winter. ;-)




"Steve @ OutdoorFrontiers.com" wrote in message
...
I was deer hunting today and it started snowing on me!!! On the way
home, it was snowing so hard that even I had to slow down a little!
While it didn't snow a long time, we now have a white blanket on all the
lawns that's almost two inches thick.

I still want to do some more bass fishing up here, and the smallmouth
fishing reports have been great! The muskies are on the prowl as well
and I need to tangle with a couple of those bad boys before the lakes
ice over.

I need to move, anyone want to buy a nice home in Rhinelander???
--
Steve @ OutdoorFrontiers
http://www.outdoorfrontiers.com
G & S Guide Service
http://www.herefishyfishy.com



We're supposed to get our first dusting of the year tomorrow. But the
lakes are still in the 50s, so it's still early fall to me. Although my
kid just told me that lower Champlain was 43~44 degrees Saturday. That's
10 degrees colder than a week earlier.

But Saturday was one of my 3 or 4 best fishing days since about June, and
it's only going to get better for the next month as the waters continue to
cool. And then before you know it, the overwintering stripers will be back
in the Housy, 15 minutes from my house, and I can catch 50 to 100 of them
every day I don't go to the office. So what if you've got to bust a little
ice to get to 'em?

We got rain today, but not cold rain. This is a pic of me fishing on Wed.
out of a Kayak in the ocean.
http://www.norcalkayakanglers.com/in...c,15215.0.html
I am the far kayak in the fourth picture. And the orange kayak in the other
pic of abalones and fish. Buddy did the abs, I just fished.

Just got home tonight from a week in the Caribbean on the Holland-
America ship Eurodam - ready for some cooler weather. Lit a fire when
I got home, in the lower 50s - big change from this morning in Ft
Lauderdale. Ready to catch some fish, too - having withdrawal
symptoms.

Ronnie

http://fishing.about.com

On Sat, 1 Nov 2008 19:58:19 -0700 (PDT), Ronnie
backed into a tree whilst ridin inna park
then wrote:

Just got home tonight from a week in the Caribbean on the Holland-
America ship Eurodam - ready for some cooler weather. Lit a fire when
I got home, in the lower 50s - big change from this morning in Ft
Lauderdale. Ready to catch some fish, too - having withdrawal
symptoms.

Ronnie

http://fishing.about.com

Ya didn't take a rod along to troll the Caribbean with? ;}

My cabin was on deck six - kinda high for trolling. I did go out
fishing one day - trolled for two hours and the three of us caught two
fish. I would not reccomend the fishing shore excursion on Half Moon
Cay.

Ronnie

http://fishing.about.com


Ya didn't take a rod along to troll the Caribbean with? *;}

On Sun, 2 Nov 2008 06:52:17 -0800 (PST), Ronnie
backed into a tree whilst ridin inna park
then wrote:

My cabin was on deck six - kinda high for trolling. I did go out
fishing one day - trolled for two hours and the three of us caught two
fish. I would not reccomend the fishing shore excursion on Half Moon
Cay.

Ronnie

http://fishing.about.com


Ya didn't take a rod along to troll the Caribbean with? *;}

Ya have to talk to the crew. They troll from openings lower in the
ship all the time...Or so I've been told.

Dan

On some of the smaller ships I have been on that is truel Not sure
about a 2200 passenger ship. Never saw any signs of fishing by crew.
And we were usually moving around 20 - 22 knots - that seems kinda
fast to troll.

Ronnie

http://fishing.about.com

On Mon, 3 Nov 2008 08:56:05 -0800 (PST), Ronnie
backed into a tree whilst ridin inna park
then wrote:

On some of the smaller ships I have been on that is truel Not sure
about a 2200 passenger ship. Never saw any signs of fishing by crew.
And we were usually moving around 20 - 22 knots - that seems kinda
fast to troll.

Ronnie

http://fishing.about.com

I spose askin the captain to slow down wouldn't have helped.
Disappearing below deck with a fishing rod prolly wouldn't a scored ya
any points with yer wife either bg

Have to talk her into a smaller, slower ship next time.

Dan

"Ronnie" wrote in message
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On some of the smaller ships I have been on that is truel Not sure
about a 2200 passenger ship. Never saw any signs of fishing by crew.
And we were usually moving around 20 - 22 knots - that seems kinda
fast to troll.

Ronnie

http://fishing.about.com


My former fishing partner was based on a carrier part of his career. Flyer.
They were fishing off one of the lower level openings one time and the
Captain told them this was not a fishing boat. As to Half Moon Cay. I was
too cheap to do the flats fishing in the inner area. Was something like
$175 for 1.5 hours. Talking to the guide as we were waiting for the lighter
back to the ship, asked him what he charge on Eleuthera where he was from.
About $100 / day.