Penns - kayaks, canoes and ganues...or however ever you spell it...

Bring 'em.

I forget the water temperature in the river last year. But I vote we travel
downstream to a plus five degree water temp.

Plan on a massive, well stocked regatta with a better menu and sufficient
liquids to prevent the severe de-hydration I experienced last year.

Well, give it about a sixty minute staggered start between flotillas. One
of those smaller, blow up type flat rafts would be good to carry
supplies.....leave earlier-fish longer.

john

asadi.... wrote:
Bring 'em.

I forget the water temperature in the river last year. But I vote we
travel downstream to a plus five degree water temp.

Plan on a massive, well stocked regatta with a better menu and
sufficient liquids to prevent the severe de-hydration I experienced
last year.

Well, give it about a sixty minute staggered start between flotillas.
One of those smaller, blow up type flat rafts would be good to carry
supplies.....leave earlier-fish longer.

John, you are the eternal optomist. Given the amount of time between now
and June 2005, the roffian pool (up to $.02 in the pot now) has strong
odds that you may not have any fingers left to grasp a paddle by then.
;-)
--
TL,
Tim
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"asadi...." wrote:

Bring 'em.

I forget the water temperature in the river last year. But I vote we travel
downstream to a plus five degree water temp.

Plan on a massive, well stocked regatta with a better menu and sufficient
liquids to prevent the severe de-hydration I experienced last year.

Well, give it about a sixty minute staggered start between flotillas. One
of those smaller, blow up type flat rafts would be good to carry
supplies.....leave earlier-fish longer.

john

John,

We could start where we finished last year and fish down to the
Susquehanna. The creek does get slower & deeper as it approaches the
river. I'm all for a longer trip.

Tom
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"Tom G" wrote in message
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In article . net,
"asadi...." wrote:

Bring 'em.

I forget the water temperature in the river last year. But I vote
we travel
downstream to a plus five degree water temp.

Plan on a massive, well stocked regatta with a better menu and
sufficient
liquids to prevent the severe de-hydration I experienced last
year.

Well, give it about a sixty minute staggered start between
flotillas. One
of those smaller, blow up type flat rafts would be good to carry
supplies.....leave earlier-fish longer.

john

John,

We could start where we finished last year and fish down to the
Susquehanna. The creek does get slower & deeper as it approaches
the
river. I'm all for a longer trip.

Tom

IIRC, the stretch from where we got out to the Susquehanna isn't a
great deal longer than what we did this year. Given John's suggestion
to "leave earlier-fish longer", with which I agree, how about putting
in where we did last time and THEN go all the way to the Susquehanna.
Early start and late finish should do it, no?

Wolfgang
we're going to need a beer barge.

Ladies and Gentlemen, we have a plan.

does anybody have a barge?

john
"Wolfgang" wrote in message
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"Tom G" wrote in message
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In article . net,
"asadi...." wrote:

Bring 'em.

I forget the water temperature in the river last year. But I vote
we travel
downstream to a plus five degree water temp.

Plan on a massive, well stocked regatta with a better menu and
sufficient
liquids to prevent the severe de-hydration I experienced last
year.

Well, give it about a sixty minute staggered start between
flotillas. One
of those smaller, blow up type flat rafts would be good to carry
supplies.....leave earlier-fish longer.

john

John,

We could start where we finished last year and fish down to the
Susquehanna. The creek does get slower & deeper as it approaches
the
river. I'm all for a longer trip.

Tom

IIRC, the stretch from where we got out to the Susquehanna isn't a
great deal longer than what we did this year. Given John's suggestion
to "leave earlier-fish longer", with which I agree, how about putting
in where we did last time and THEN go all the way to the Susquehanna.
Early start and late finish should do it, no?

Wolfgang
we're going to need a beer barge.

In article . net,
"asadi...." wrote:

Ladies and Gentlemen, we have a plan.

does anybody have a barge?

Works for me. What we need is an innertube, a large cooler and a big
rock for ballast.
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Works for me. What we need is an innertube, a large cooler and a big
rock for ballast.

Well, I've been told I am as dumb as a rock, does that count?

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Frank Reid
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Ladies and Gentlemen, we have a plan.

does anybody have a barge?

john
"Wolfgang" wrote in message
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"Tom G" wrote in message
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In article . net,
"asadi...." wrote:

Bring 'em.

I forget the water temperature in the river last year. But I vote
we travel
downstream to a plus five degree water temp.

Plan on a massive, well stocked regatta with a better menu and
sufficient
liquids to prevent the severe de-hydration I experienced last
year.

Well, give it about a sixty minute staggered start between
flotillas. One
of those smaller, blow up type flat rafts would be good to carry
supplies.....leave earlier-fish longer.

john

John,

We could start where we finished last year and fish down to the
Susquehanna. The creek does get slower & deeper as it approaches
the
river. I'm all for a longer trip.

Tom

IIRC, the stretch from where we got out to the Susquehanna isn't a
great deal longer than what we did this year. Given John's suggestion
to "leave earlier-fish longer", with which I agree, how about putting
in where we did last time and THEN go all the way to the Susquehanna.
Early start and late finish should do it, no?

Wolfgang
we're going to need a beer barge.

"Tom G" wrote in message
...
In article . net,
"asadi...." wrote:

Bring 'em.

I forget the water temperature in the river last year. But I vote
we travel
downstream to a plus five degree water temp.

Plan on a massive, well stocked regatta with a better menu and
sufficient
liquids to prevent the severe de-hydration I experienced last
year.

Well, give it about a sixty minute staggered start between
flotillas. One
of those smaller, blow up type flat rafts would be good to carry
supplies.....leave earlier-fish longer.

john

John,

We could start where we finished last year and fish down to the
Susquehanna. The creek does get slower & deeper as it approaches
the
river. I'm all for a longer trip.

Tom

IIRC, the stretch from where we got out to the Susquehanna isn't a
great deal longer than what we did this year. Given John's suggestion
to "leave earlier-fish longer", with which I agree, how about putting
in where we did last time and THEN go all the way to the Susquehanna.
Early start and late finish should do it, no?

Wolfgang
we're going to need a beer barge.

asadi.... wrote:
Bring 'em.

I forget the water temperature in the river last year. But I vote we
travel downstream to a plus five degree water temp.

Plan on a massive, well stocked regatta with a better menu and
sufficient liquids to prevent the severe de-hydration I experienced
last year.

Well, give it about a sixty minute staggered start between flotillas.
One of those smaller, blow up type flat rafts would be good to carry
supplies.....leave earlier-fish longer.

John, you are the eternal optomist. Given the amount of time between now
and June 2005, the roffian pool (up to $.02 in the pot now) has strong
odds that you may not have any fingers left to grasp a paddle by then.
;-)
--
TL,
Tim
------------------------
http://css.sbcma.com/timj