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Old April 11th, 2005, 06:12 PM
Tex John
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Friend of mine and I went wade fishing weekend before last. I caught my
first keeper spec and keeper red on live shrimp (no particular manufacturer
but one day the shrimp were from Corpus and one day the shrimp were from
Galveston). I'd complain that Ernie's Too raised their price to $16/qt but I
wouldn't want to plug them or how good their hot burgers are mid-day between
cold water wading shifts.

Didn't catch much on artificials but I guess I can't say we were using
sal****er assassins.

Or that we were wade fishing off a SeeDoo jet ski. Or that I was using new
Shakespeare gear and by not using Stren braided line, I caught 1/10th of
what my friend caught. However, I was glad to use my new stringer but I
probably shouldn't mention that I bought it at Wal-Mart.

We were close to San Luis Pass (though for non-commercial reasons I won't
get you any closer by saying where we were in relation to the pier since the
pier charges money to get in).

Actually, since we are going back out this weekend, I really can't say where
exactly we were because the buddy with the boat would toss me off the back
end of the jet ski (again) for telling :)

Is it commercialisation to mention Ernie's Too? How else would a fisherman
know where to buy bait or that the price had gone up?

Hmmm...

Good fishing, all!
John


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Old April 11th, 2005, 06:45 PM
Tex John
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Speaking of that, my crappy little newsgroup reader (would hate to mention
the brand) is set to only keep posts for 2 weeks.

Looking through the couple dozen threads left, ALL but one thread has been
"commercialised" according to the spam definition of our current NG police
squad.

Maybe they should just shut down the whole she-bang? Since we obviously
can't post without promoting something.

John T. Jarrett
VP Meadows All Play Baseball League (non-profit)


"Tex John" wrote in message
...
Friend of mine and I went wade fishing weekend before last. I caught my
first keeper spec and keeper red on live shrimp (no particular

manufacturer
but one day the shrimp were from Corpus and one day the shrimp were from
Galveston). I'd complain that Ernie's Too raised their price to $16/qt but

I
wouldn't want to plug them or how good their hot burgers are mid-day

between
cold water wading shifts.

Didn't catch much on artificials but I guess I can't say we were using
sal****er assassins.

Or that we were wade fishing off a SeeDoo jet ski. Or that I was using new
Shakespeare gear and by not using Stren braided line, I caught 1/10th of
what my friend caught. However, I was glad to use my new stringer but I
probably shouldn't mention that I bought it at Wal-Mart.

We were close to San Luis Pass (though for non-commercial reasons I won't
get you any closer by saying where we were in relation to the pier since

the
pier charges money to get in).

Actually, since we are going back out this weekend, I really can't say

where
exactly we were because the buddy with the boat would toss me off the back
end of the jet ski (again) for telling :)

Is it commercialisation to mention Ernie's Too? How else would a fisherman
know where to buy bait or that the price had gone up?

Hmmm...

Good fishing, all!
John




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Old April 11th, 2005, 08:36 PM
yellowchaser
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HaHa I hear ya. Is it wrong to tell you that we keep the newsgroup
articles for 6 months? Just in case you wanted a better way of
reading them.

Tex Johnwrote:

Friend of mine and I went wade fishing weekend before last. I caught
my
first keeper spec and keeper red on live shrimp (no particular

manufacturer
but one day the shrimp were from Corpus and one day the shrimp were

from
Galveston). I'd complain that Ernie's Too raised their price to

$16/qt but I
wouldn't want to plug them or how good their hot burgers are mid-day

between
cold water wading shifts.

Didn't catch much on artificials but I guess I can't say we were

using
sal****er assassins.

Or that we were wade fishing off a SeeDoo jet ski. Or that I was

using new
Shakespeare gear and by not using Stren braided line, I caught

1/10th of
what my friend caught. However, I was glad to use my new stringer

but I
probably shouldn't mention that I bought it at Wal-Mart.

We were close to San Luis Pass (though for non-commercial reasons I

won't
get you any closer by saying where we were in relation to the pier

since the
pier charges money to get in).

Actually, since we are going back out this weekend, I really can't

say where
exactly we were because the buddy with the boat would toss me off

the back
end of the jet ski (again) for telling :)

Is it commercialisation to mention Ernie's Too? How else would a

fisherman
know where to buy bait or that the price had gone up?

Hmmm...

Good fishing, all!
John

Over 7,000+ Reel, Engine and Trolling Motor Schematics www.hookandsinker.com
  #4  
Old April 11th, 2005, 10:41 PM
Ed White
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"yellowchaser" wrote in
message ...
HaHa I hear ya. Is it wrong to tell you that we keep the newsgroup
articles for 6 months? Just in case you wanted a better way of
reading them.

Tex Johnwrote:

Friend of mine and I went wade fishing weekend before last. I caught
my
first keeper spec and keeper red on live shrimp (no particular

manufacturer
but one day the shrimp were from Corpus and one day the shrimp were

from
Galveston). I'd complain that Ernie's Too raised their price to

$16/qt but I
wouldn't want to plug them or how good their hot burgers are mid-day

between
cold water wading shifts.

Didn't catch much on artificials but I guess I can't say we were

using
sal****er assassins.

Or that we were wade fishing off a SeeDoo jet ski. Or that I was

using new
Shakespeare gear and by not using Stren braided line, I caught

1/10th of
what my friend caught. However, I was glad to use my new stringer

but I
probably shouldn't mention that I bought it at Wal-Mart.

We were close to San Luis Pass (though for non-commercial reasons I

won't
get you any closer by saying where we were in relation to the pier

since the
pier charges money to get in).

Actually, since we are going back out this weekend, I really can't

say where
exactly we were because the buddy with the boat would toss me off

the back
end of the jet ski (again) for telling :)

Is it commercialisation to mention Ernie's Too? How else would a

fisherman
know where to buy bait or that the price had gone up?

Hmmm...

Good fishing, all!
John

Over 7,000+ Reel, Engine and Trolling Motor Schematics
www.hookandsinker.com


Good reading and yes, I suspected you had your tongue planted firmly in
cheek, but I kinda agree with the spamcops, I could care less what somebody
is selling, if they come here and the ONLY reason they post is to promote
something they will profit from, screw 'em, let 'em buy advertising
somewhere, I don't want to read it here. But it sounded like a pretty cool
fishing trip, never fished off a jetski, but I'd like to try sometime.
As far as finding old posts, use Google and search the groups thru there,
you can find anything.
Ed

And to keep this somewhat on topic, I went to a trout tourney Saturday,
opening day, with my kids, shoulder-to-shoulder fishing, caught nothing, if
that was what fishing was like, I'd never want to do it......went to our
local reservoir yesterday and caught bluegill till we'd had enough, then
went home. That was more like it. A few more measly degrees in the ocean
water, and my striped friends will be back. WooHoo!


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Old April 12th, 2005, 12:22 AM
David H. Lipman
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From: "Ed White"

|
| Good reading and yes, I suspected you had your tongue planted firmly in
| cheek, but I kinda agree with the spamcops, I could care less what somebody
| is selling, if they come here and the ONLY reason they post is to promote
| something they will profit from, screw 'em, let 'em buy advertising
| somewhere, I don't want to read it here. But it sounded like a pretty cool
| fishing trip, never fished off a jetski, but I'd like to try sometime.
| As far as finding old posts, use Google and search the groups thru there,
| you can find anything.
| Ed
|
| And to keep this somewhat on topic, I went to a trout tourney Saturday,
| opening day, with my kids, shoulder-to-shoulder fishing, caught nothing, if
| that was what fishing was like, I'd never want to do it......went to our
| local reservoir yesterday and caught bluegill till we'd had enough, then
| went home. That was more like it. A few more measly degrees in the ocean
| water, and my striped friends will be back. WooHoo!
|

Where was that Trout tournament Ed ?

After Sunday's weather I'm ready to hit the surf.
At least there should be some Atlantic Shad in the surf ;-)

--
Dave
http://www.claymania.com/removal-trojan-adware.html
http://www.ik-cs.com/got-a-virus.htm


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Old April 12th, 2005, 12:30 AM
yellowchaser
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Went out to a Corona Lake here in SoCal and caught 13 steelhead and 3
catfish, the steelhead there run about 10lbs and up. Best bait is
earthworm, blown up works best. If you want to have a great time you
should try it if it is in your area, admission is $18 and you don't
need a fishing license, you can fish 24 hours there, unlike normally
at other california lakes there are set times the lakes are open and
very very few will allow any night fishing.

Tex Johnwrote:

Friend of mine and I went wade fishing weekend before last. I caught
my
first keeper spec and keeper red on live shrimp (no particular

manufacturer
but one day the shrimp were from Corpus and one day the shrimp were

from
Galveston). I'd complain that Ernie's Too raised their price to

$16/qt but I
wouldn't want to plug them or how good their hot burgers are mid-day

between
cold water wading shifts.

Didn't catch much on artificials but I guess I can't say we were

using
sal****er assassins.

Or that we were wade fishing off a SeeDoo jet ski. Or that I was

using new
Shakespeare gear and by not using Stren braided line, I caught

1/10th of
what my friend caught. However, I was glad to use my new stringer

but I
probably shouldn't mention that I bought it at Wal-Mart.

We were close to San Luis Pass (though for non-commercial reasons I

won't
get you any closer by saying where we were in relation to the pier

since the
pier charges money to get in).

Actually, since we are going back out this weekend, I really can't

say where
exactly we were because the buddy with the boat would toss me off

the back
end of the jet ski (again) for telling :)

Is it commercialisation to mention Ernie's Too? How else would a

fisherman
know where to buy bait or that the price had gone up?

Hmmm...

Good fishing, all!
John

Over 7,000+ Reel, Engine and Trolling Motor Schematics www.hookandsinker.com
  #7  
Old April 12th, 2005, 01:17 AM
Tex John
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Fishing off a jet ski is a trip! I even got to drive a little this trip :)

After a day of wade fishing in chest deep water, tho, it can be pretty hard
to get back on. But, there is no way we could have got to the deep spot and
waded shallow onto a reef from the shore.

He has an aluminum angle iron square stuck out the back with an ice chest
bolted to it. Holds ice and fish and cold drinks and makes a second seat on
the rare ocassion that we drift fish. He also has two rod holders bolted to
each side of the ice chest. A little anchor, bait bucket. Oh, and get this:
rather than having an aerator, he gets a small medical oxygen bottle. With a
small enough valve, it lasts years and our shrimp lasted two days. Pull the
bait out of the water, drop the stone in, turn the O2 on, motor to the next
spot, turn it off. And he velcros the oxy tank up under a handle so it is
out of the way.

Lots of storage under the front 'hood' and seat.

But, still, I got a charlie horse in BOTH legs at the end of the second day
trying to get back on it in 4' of water. My dad was saying we could do that
with his canoe and I'm like...well, not all day or we won't be able to get
back in!

John


"Ed White" wrote in message
...

"yellowchaser" wrote

in
message ...
HaHa I hear ya. Is it wrong to tell you that we keep the newsgroup
articles for 6 months? Just in case you wanted a better way of
reading them.

Tex Johnwrote:

Friend of mine and I went wade fishing weekend before last. I caught
my
first keeper spec and keeper red on live shrimp (no particular

manufacturer
but one day the shrimp were from Corpus and one day the shrimp were

from
Galveston). I'd complain that Ernie's Too raised their price to

$16/qt but I
wouldn't want to plug them or how good their hot burgers are mid-day

between
cold water wading shifts.

Didn't catch much on artificials but I guess I can't say we were

using
sal****er assassins.

Or that we were wade fishing off a SeeDoo jet ski. Or that I was

using new
Shakespeare gear and by not using Stren braided line, I caught

1/10th of
what my friend caught. However, I was glad to use my new stringer

but I
probably shouldn't mention that I bought it at Wal-Mart.

We were close to San Luis Pass (though for non-commercial reasons I

won't
get you any closer by saying where we were in relation to the pier

since the
pier charges money to get in).

Actually, since we are going back out this weekend, I really can't

say where
exactly we were because the buddy with the boat would toss me off

the back
end of the jet ski (again) for telling :)

Is it commercialisation to mention Ernie's Too? How else would a

fisherman
know where to buy bait or that the price had gone up?

Hmmm...

Good fishing, all!
John

Over 7,000+ Reel, Engine and Trolling Motor Schematics
www.hookandsinker.com


Good reading and yes, I suspected you had your tongue planted firmly in
cheek, but I kinda agree with the spamcops, I could care less what

somebody
is selling, if they come here and the ONLY reason they post is to promote
something they will profit from, screw 'em, let 'em buy advertising
somewhere, I don't want to read it here. But it sounded like a pretty cool
fishing trip, never fished off a jetski, but I'd like to try sometime.
As far as finding old posts, use Google and search the groups thru there,
you can find anything.
Ed

And to keep this somewhat on topic, I went to a trout tourney Saturday,
opening day, with my kids, shoulder-to-shoulder fishing, caught nothing,

if
that was what fishing was like, I'd never want to do it......went to our
local reservoir yesterday and caught bluegill till we'd had enough, then
went home. That was more like it. A few more measly degrees in the ocean
water, and my striped friends will be back. WooHoo!




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Old April 12th, 2005, 06:53 AM
Cyli
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On Tue, 12 Apr 2005 00:17:11 GMT, "Tex John"
wrote:

Fishing off a jet ski is a trip! I even got to drive a little this trip :)

Thanks for the fun trip report. I'd never have dreamed of using a jet
ski to get to the fishing areas. But I'm from MN and around here
they're strictly regarded as toys or nuisances, depending on if you're
riding or within ear shot or wake shot.

Cyli
r.bc: vixen. Minnow goddess. Speaker to squirrels.
Often taunted by trout. Almost entirely harmless.

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Old April 12th, 2005, 03:30 PM
yellowchaser
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They are also considered as a toy here on the waters in california but
that is mainly because there are fewer waters and more fishermen
which makes up for fishing traffic jams on the lakes. I've acually
been to a lake and there were so many people on the water that there
was zero shorline visible with the exception of a small patches, so I
loaded up and left without even getting a line wet. Now you mix that
with jetskis and well you can see what can happen.
But I can see where in many areas this would be a great way to get
around especially in the southern states where I grew up and there is
an abundant supply of rivers and lakes. This would be a great way to
reach some out of the way places easily, especially since the draft
on jetskis is usually on about 1-2 foot at the most. I'v owned and
ridden several over the years, and actually did use one of them for
some bay fishing back in the day.


Cyliwrote:

On Tue, 12 Apr 2005 00:17:11 GMT, "Tex John"

wrote:

Fishing off a jet ski is a trip! I even got to drive a little this

trip :)

Thanks for the fun trip report. I'd never have dreamed of using a

jet
ski to get to the fishing areas. But I'm from MN and around here
they're strictly regarded as toys or nuisances, depending on if
you're
riding or within ear shot or wake shot.

Cyli
r.bc: vixen. Minnow goddess. Speaker to squirrels.
Often taunted by trout. Almost entirely harmless.

http://www.visi.com/~cyli
email: lid (strip the .invalid to
email)[/quote:3a3351f214]
Over 7,000+ Reel, Engine and Trolling Motor Schematics
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Old April 14th, 2005, 07:00 PM
Ookie Wonderslug
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On Tue, 12 Apr 2005 00:53:10 -0500, Cyli
wrote:

On Tue, 12 Apr 2005 00:17:11 GMT, "Tex John"
wrote:

Fishing off a jet ski is a trip! I even got to drive a little this trip :)

Thanks for the fun trip report. I'd never have dreamed of using a jet
ski to get to the fishing areas. But I'm from MN and around here
they're strictly regarded as toys or nuisances, depending on if you're
riding or within ear shot or wake shot.

Cyli
r.bc: vixen. Minnow goddess. Speaker to squirrels.
Often taunted by trout. Almost entirely harmless.

http://www.visi.com/~cyli
email: lid (strip the .invalid to email)



A jet ski can get into shallow waters. I have been wanting an old jet
ski for years just so I can use the pump for a jet jon. With a jet
ski/jon you can get where everyone else can't. I plan on going up the
Pee Dee river from US 74 to Rocky River and then to Richardson Creek
(which is near my house) when/if I ever get mine built. No prop driven
boat can make that journey and it will tough in a jet jon.

If'n I was a rich man I would just buy me a new jet ski and use it for
fishing. It's the only thing they're good for anyway. Getting in the
shallows. Anything else is just annoying.
 




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