Fishing: Hi, just joined, just want to say that while fishing for fish, never seem to catch too many fish.( Never enough fish)...but always seem to get over my limit catching peaceful...

Jungle Ranch Fish Camp Loc: Punta Gorda, FL

Hi, just joined, just want to say that while fishing for fish, never seem to catch too many fish.( Never enough fish)...but always seem to get over my limit catching peaceful, satisfying moments at the water or on the water.
So I guess my motto on this blog will be something corny but applies:

Fishing for fish, but catching pure happiness

Jungle Ranch Fish Camp

EasternOZ Loc: Kansas City Metro

JRFC Welcome to the forum.

Where and what r u fishin for.

If you fill out your profile with a near location you might have some new fishing buddies.

Ivey Loc: South Central Tennessee, Tim's Ford Lake

Very appropriate motto, There'll be plenty of days without fish but when you focus on the happiness, you might get surprised and catch a bunch.

Pickle Loc: Duplin co, NC

Always good to hit the reset button and unwind , and if you can catch one in the process that's just a bonus.

Balzey

Pickle wrote:

Always good to hit the reset button and unwind , and if you can catch one in the process that's just a bonus.

I think if I scored every time I went it might get boring. For me it’s therapy & the hunt. Tight lines

E.pa.al Loc: Martin's Creek

Welcome JRFC,some of the best days spent afield doesn't require catching fish or seeing deer but simply enjoying nature.

flyguy Loc: Lake Onalaska, Sunfish Capitol of the World!

Jungle Ranch Fish Camp wrote:

Hi, just joined, just want to say that while fishing for fish, never seem to catch too many fish.( Never enough fish)...but always seem to get over my limit catching peaceful, satisfying moments at the water or on the water.
So I guess my motto on this blog will be something corny but applies:

Fishing for fish, but catching pure happiness

Jungle Ranch Fish Camp

Welcome to the Forum, JRFC. I like your attitude!

Gordon Loc: Charleston South Carolina

Welcome JRFC. Don't let a bad day fishing ruin your relaxation. Wait that ain't right. There is no bad day fishing.

EasternOZ Loc: Kansas City Metro

Gordon wrote:

Welcome JRFC. Don't let a bad day fishing ruin your relaxation. Wait that ain't right. There is no bad day fishing.

True words.

Fish Dancer Loc: Guntersville, Alabama

EasternOZ wrote:

JRFC Welcome to the forum.

Where and what r u fishin for.

If you fill out your profile with a near location you might have some new fishing buddies.

I know it’s early Oz but he did put his location in. Punta Gorda, Fl

EasternOZ Loc: Kansas City Metro

Fish Dancer wrote:

I know it’s early Oz but he did put his location in. Punta Gorda, Fl

Yep

I am a Goober.

CamT Loc: La Porte, Texas

Jungle Ranch Fish Camp wrote:

Hi, just joined, just want to say that while fishing for fish, never seem to catch too many fish.( Never enough fish)...but always seem to get over my limit catching peaceful, satisfying moments at the water or on the water.
So I guess my motto on this blog will be something corny but applies:

Fishing for fish, but catching pure happiness

Jungle Ranch Fish Camp

Welcome to forum nothing corny about it I am most at peace when fishing, sometimes I like fish better than some people

Gordon Loc: Charleston South Carolina

CamT wrote:

Welcome to forum nothing corny about it I am most at peace when fishing, sometimes I like fish better than some people

Them some people probably don't fish

Jungle Ranch Fish Camp Loc: Punta Gorda, FL

EasternOZ wrote:

JRFC Welcome to the forum.

Where and what r u fishin for.

If you fill out your profile with a near location you might have some new fishing buddies.

Fishing the upper peace river tributaries and boca grande pass. Started reading this blog months ago. Jumped in because I had a question about using bright green glow lights from bass pro, how well they worked , info , tips, I just never fished much at night and never before with any type of light. The question is on the main forum titled underwater fishing lights.

We catch ( hook, but not always catch. Lol) everything. These waters yield all type of things. I said things. Lol. I don’t target anything specific. Snook, snapper, tarpon,catfish, turtles, gar, gators, I cast out the shrimp or minnow. Or fake green minnow. With various depths in mind so various weights. And pull them in. And learn go. I guess...I’m very old school... two hooks with chunks of peeler crab, on a hand line over the side in the Chesapeake bay, was how I learned as a boy. My ggggreat grandfather and etc were watermen. It’s a long story.

Fish Dancer Loc: Guntersville, Alabama

EasternOZ wrote:

Yep

I am a Goober.

It’s ok Oz. We all goober sooner or later.