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Yesterday 10:32:48 PM EDT
Quit doing it due to it was freaking boring. Also going out in a friends jon boat wasnt exactly pleasant. Well going out in his current fishing boat. Got my old poles out and cleaned the cobwebs off. Took the old line off and put new line on all 3. 1 Abu Garcia Cardinal max 3 spinning reel and 2 Zebco 33 metal ones (these were my dads poles). The abu was easy to put new line on. The 33's well I think the dog learned a few new words.Yesterday put leaders on them and tossed a sinker on each leader to see if they cast right. Also got my tacklebox down from the shelf. Totally forgot that the Abu came with a spare spool.

Ironically I dont like to eat fish.

When we werekids we'd fish the local river for bullheads and carp. Thats all that we ever caught out to the river. Crappie and bass at the local pond but thats stocked every year
Rob
Yesterday 11:00:43 PM EDT
[#1]
Catch & release.


Generally only keep one decent catfish & saugye or several crappie to clean & then fry.

The rest give them away to people, if no one around just throw them back in.
Yesterday 11:01:59 PM EDT
[#2]
You’re in for a shock, the fish go bald now.
Yesterday 11:10:25 PM EDT
[#3]
Good luck.  Are you going for anything in particular?   Lot of bass fisherman around here.  

Fishing is the only time I really relax and let my mind shut down as I focus on not catching any fish.
Yesterday 11:22:51 PM EDT
[Last Edit: Windustsearch][Edited] [#4]
I haven't gone fishing in a long time, maybe 10 years.  I used to get a license every year and go a lot all over the place.  Got kind of bored with it I guess.
Yesterday 11:42:18 PM EDT
[Last Edit: Lightning1960][Edited] [#5]
The fishing used to be good around here.
Then the river otters moved in.
Lucky to catch anything now.
Bastards even cleaned out my pond.
Yesterday 11:43:53 PM EDT
[Last Edit: Glockman4][Edited] [#6]
I went last week, at work. We have a 200’ deep quarry that has tons of bass, catfish, and trout in it. Ain’t boring at all, you can hit every cast for an hour or more. I get tired of taking hooks out and throwing them back
Today 1:52:21 AM EDT
[#7]
Fishing is not boring if you know how to fish.  HERE FISHY FISHY
Today 11:44:31 PM EDT
[#8]
Back.

Well riding on the front of the boat in a fishing chair was rather unnerving. Its an older 15' tiller boat that some previous owner built up a deck on the front for the fishing chair. Its close enough to the front of the boat that you can use the front of the boat as foot rests. Felt like if he chopped the throttle, you'd fall off the front of teh boat. We got where he likes to go and dropped achors. He brought waxworms, I brought night crawlers.  Got my hook cleaned off a few times. Just couldnt time setting the hook right. He was getting bluegills a foot under the boat. He uses the bluegills as bait for the larger fish. Nada on them all night. He caught a small small mouth bass on a waxworm and then prceeded to get the hook caught in his pantleg. Was funny watching him try to unhook the hook from his pants while the bass was still on the hook..

Lake was nice and quiet. Slight wind. Wasnt too cold. Got there and there were about 5 kayaks there. Half hour later they were all gone. Wewere totally alone for the last hour we were out there.

I totally forgot how much a pita nightcrawlers are to get on a hook.
Rob
Today 11:52:35 PM EDT
[#9]
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Originally Posted By Pallas:
You’re in for a shock, the fish go bald now.
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He likes hotdogs instead
Today 11:52:39 PM EDT
[#10]
I spent years wade fishing streams and smaller rivers for bass, walleye, saugers, pretty much everything that that would hit what I was casting. I don't trust my balance enough to get out anymore.
Taking your time and working a stream you get to see all the critters doing their thing while catching fish. Very relaxing, and good exercise.
World ain't what it seems, is it Gunny?

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