misfish

Are you saying the lure has to represent something ?

Yup. simple black hulla popper. More bass then I can remember. Top water are attraction bait. I dont care what you use. Throwing a spinner bait and boiling it. Same thing.

Rob has a thing about getting hooked.

That would be a dream trip for me Chris.

What an awesome report dude. I think the only rod would be a fly rod on that trip for me. Awsome waters/river.

Propane tank on the boat? Shore lunch BBQ? LOL

Winds up here should be all but gone come this friday. Hence the reason I booked friday off this week to get a 3 day fish in.

Sounds like you need to get a trailer camper. I can take away the truck camper at no charge. I,ll even back my truck in MYSELF.

It,s his real busy time and Paul gets real busy . Might of just slipped his mind. Not sure how much has changed, but he and another guy were the only two doing all the work.

You didnt get out fishing this weekend did you? Eat a snickers, you,ll feel better. OOPS, FORGOT BTW, booking a long weekend. Lets go

People kill. NOT GUNS.

LOL YA I went for a drive up the mountian to seek residents. Only a few wee ones played. Quick releases.

Of asking buddy if I could use his sail, and invent a new sport, ,,,, Parratoon sailing, but that thought left pretty fast. LOL WINDY

I didnt have to read to far down,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Excellent writing, editing and proofing skills. To know, it wasnt meant for me. I was thinking of some of the younger guys here.

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We missed our calling, me thinks.

Those are SWEET. Nice to see sun sets for a change. LOL

Fixed it for ya,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

Just as you ordered. Sweet deal NO HOOKS. I know

Thats a purdy fish. Well done.

Thanks Simon. Nice to hear from you. Lets see if this helps me out. I have one set up I have done. Have yet to try it out in deep water. If the winds are favorable this weekend, I will get to try it out. Thanks again. B Edit to add, I have taken Garnets advice. The long duser wire I have coiled up and wrapped with electrical tape. Keeping the power cord away from it. Also not wrapping it around the EMT pipe.

Thanks for the chuckle.