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horseshoe
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Posted: Sat Jun 28th, 2008 12:49 pm |
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Hi All,
Spoke to a few guys recently who were lucky enuff to get out fishing the last few days ...rumor has few or no fish being caught ..had several pals tell me they were all over H  out there and nodda ...no fish no bites ...do you think they have dispersed for the warm weather now ..early this year as compared to last year ...???
Now dont read that as tell me a spot ...i am just curious if anyone was on fish or is on fish ...i got my spots too but they too dry up eventually ....i;m just wondering is it time to change species and sorry i aint a basser, only an accidental one ...lol
Horseshoe
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oldphart
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| Location: | Ajax, Ontario Canada |
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Posted: Sat Jun 28th, 2008 10:39 pm |
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| ~~~~I'm with you bud, Bass are okay, but I rather phish for Walleyes, or something else, and don't get me going on Mr Slimmy Pike
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dokdok
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Posted: Mon Jun 30th, 2008 03:47 pm |
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Did you guys hear about the The Biggest Bass Never Caught?
.... Recently, the wife and I had the opportunity to take a fishing trip down the Wisconsin River. We'd been doing ok- a few here, a few there your basic river fishing morning, until it happened. We noticed a Pinion tree that seemed to have been struck by lightning near its base leaving it half in the water and its trunk on the sandy shore. I noticed at the shore just under the trunk of the tree the fanning tail of what appeared to be a very large Bass. Immediately, I told my wife if you want to catch a big one, cast your lure onto the shore along the tree and slowly pull it into the water and that bass will nab it, be careful you don't want to spook it. So she did. Repeatedly, with no luck. "Try a different lure," I said. She did over and over-nothing, the Bass was just sitting there. Now being the expert I am, I said "Let me have a go at it". Over and over I tried-nothing. That fish was driving us both nuts- couldn't get it to bite on anything.
Out of nowhere a midsize Grey Squirrel appeared on the base of the tree trunk, it had noticed a Pinion nut on one of the branches of the tree about two feet above the water. With its hind legs grasping the trunk of the tree, it leaned forward with its front paws to grab the nut, as soon as its front paws touched that nut the biggest bass I have ever seen in my lifetime blew up, jumped completely out of the water and engulfed that squirrel. Comparatively it looked like a full-grown Musky nabbing a May Fly. We both fell to our seats looking at each other with our jaws on the floor of the boat thinking what the #$%^ was that! We had never seen a bass so large and capable of doing such a deed. My wife and I both agreed that was the most amazing thing we'd ever seen! Or so we thought. We had been sitting there talking about the enormous size and the astonishing feat of that fish when all of a sudden that same bass came out of the water and placed another Pinion nut on that branch.
Do you know where I can buy some Pinion nuts, I'd like to give that squireel fishin' a try!!
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Mike S
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Posted: Tue Jul 1st, 2008 12:24 am |
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sure sounds 'fishy!!!'... anyone else and I'd have trouble believing it!
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fishingdudeillinois
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Posted: Tue Jul 1st, 2008 01:19 am |
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hey Dokdok ... you sure are an entertaining guy ... keep up the interesting posts and good luck with your nuts
FDI
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