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Jan 19, 2022 02:53:41   #
LoadThatHook Loc: SCGirl
 
My siblings and I were raised up with cane poles in our hands. Still have our first Zebco rod and reels our Granddaddy gave us. We would bait our hooks with anything we could get on them: crickets, worms, baloney, sour cream and onion potato chips, and bread(and yes, fish love bread, lol!). We were ragged alot on that list, but we didn't care cause we were FISHING!!! We could be standing on the pier, or somewhere in the middle of our beloved Santee we had a blast, good clean fun! Not a care in the world just fishing! I miss those days!
I look forward to learning more from the group here! Hello to all!!

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Jan 19, 2022 05:21:12   #
Doug Lemmon Loc: Rochester Mills, PA
 
Welcome aboard!! 😉

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Jan 19, 2022 06:04:34   #
Fredfish Loc: Prospect CT.
 
LoadThatHook wrote:
My siblings and I were raised up with cane poles in our hands. Still have our first Zebco rod and reels our Granddaddy gave us. We would bait our hooks with anything we could get on them: crickets, worms, baloney, sour cream and onion potato chips, and bread(and yes, fish love bread, lol!). We were ragged alot on that list, but we didn't care cause we were FISHING!!! We could be standing on the pier, or somewhere in the middle of our beloved Santee we had a blast, good clean fun! Not a care in the world just fishing! I miss those days!
I look forward to learning more from the group here! Hello to all!!
My siblings and I were raised up with cane poles i... (show quote)


Welcome to the Stage LTH.

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Jan 19, 2022 06:15:24   #
OJdidit Loc: Oak Creek Wisconsin
 
Welcome LTH, not many better ways that I know of to teach kids patience…than watching a bobber!
Enjoy your time on the Stage!

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Jan 19, 2022 06:29:30   #
plumbob Loc: New Windsor Maryland
 
LoadThatHook wrote:
My siblings and I were raised up with cane poles in our hands. Still have our first Zebco rod and reels our Granddaddy gave us. We would bait our hooks with anything we could get on them: crickets, worms, baloney, sour cream and onion potato chips, and bread(and yes, fish love bread, lol!). We were ragged alot on that list, but we didn't care cause we were FISHING!!! We could be standing on the pier, or somewhere in the middle of our beloved Santee we had a blast, good clean fun! Not a care in the world just fishing! I miss those days!
I look forward to learning more from the group here! Hello to all!!
My siblings and I were raised up with cane poles i... (show quote)


Welcome to the stage LTH. Have those not a care in the world days returned to your world again? Sounds like retirement is in the works.

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Jan 19, 2022 07:01:52   #
E.pa.al Loc: Martin's Creek
 
Welcome LTH to the stage

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Jan 19, 2022 07:27:36   #
kandydisbar Loc: West Orange, NJ
 
Welcome LTH. Sounds like you've got the right idea!!!

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Jan 19, 2022 07:43:30   #
Slimshady Loc: Central Pennsylvania
 
Welcome to the stage

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Jan 19, 2022 07:54:17   #
Jer Loc: N. Illinois 🇺🇸
 
LoadThatHook wrote:
My siblings and I were raised up with cane poles in our hands. Still have our first Zebco rod and reels our Granddaddy gave us. We would bait our hooks with anything we could get on them: crickets, worms, baloney, sour cream and onion potato chips, and bread(and yes, fish love bread, lol!). We were ragged alot on that list, but we didn't care cause we were FISHING!!! We could be standing on the pier, or somewhere in the middle of our beloved Santee we had a blast, good clean fun! Not a care in the world just fishing! I miss those days!
I look forward to learning more from the group here! Hello to all!!
My siblings and I were raised up with cane poles i... (show quote)


Welcome. When you go fishing, take pictures for the rest of us to enjoy your outing.

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Jan 19, 2022 12:41:47   #
Gordon Loc: Charleston South Carolina
 
LoadThatHook wrote:
My siblings and I were raised up with cane poles in our hands. Still have our first Zebco rod and reels our Granddaddy gave us. We would bait our hooks with anything we could get on them: crickets, worms, baloney, sour cream and onion potato chips, and bread(and yes, fish love bread, lol!). We were ragged alot on that list, but we didn't care cause we were FISHING!!! We could be standing on the pier, or somewhere in the middle of our beloved Santee we had a blast, good clean fun! Not a care in the world just fishing! I miss those days!
I look forward to learning more from the group here! Hello to all!!
My siblings and I were raised up with cane poles i... (show quote)


Welcome aboard LTH. I fish the lower Santee Lake most every year for cats. What part do you fish.

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Jan 19, 2022 15:06:30   #
Jeremy Loc: America
 
LoadThatHook wrote:
My siblings and I were raised up with cane poles in our hands. Still have our first Zebco rod and reels our Granddaddy gave us. We would bait our hooks with anything we could get on them: crickets, worms, baloney, sour cream and onion potato chips, and bread(and yes, fish love bread, lol!). We were ragged alot on that list, but we didn't care cause we were FISHING!!! We could be standing on the pier, or somewhere in the middle of our beloved Santee we had a blast, good clean fun! Not a care in the world just fishing! I miss those days!
I look forward to learning more from the group here! Hello to all!!
My siblings and I were raised up with cane poles i... (show quote)



There is some really neat people in the East. Gordon is a wealth of information in your state. Welcome to FStage.

Bread does work and I remember it too as a kid.

Aqua critters usually turn white when dead in the water. Not sure if that is why bread was so effective or not.

Good luck fishing and please share pictures when you do.

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Jan 20, 2022 06:26:55   #
nutz4fish Loc: Colchester, CT
 
LoadThatHook wrote:
My siblings and I were raised up with cane poles in our hands. Still have our first Zebco rod and reels our Granddaddy gave us. We would bait our hooks with anything we could get on them: crickets, worms, baloney, sour cream and onion potato chips, and bread(and yes, fish love bread, lol!). We were ragged alot on that list, but we didn't care cause we were FISHING!!! We could be standing on the pier, or somewhere in the middle of our beloved Santee we had a blast, good clean fun! Not a care in the world just fishing! I miss those days!
I look forward to learning more from the group here! Hello to all!!
My siblings and I were raised up with cane poles i... (show quote)


Do you guys still fish together? That would be cool. If not, no matter, I usually fish by myself, and that's OK too. Gotta do that cuz most people won't get outta bed to load up, and travel to a spot, in time to start fishing at the crack of dawn. If you're after LM bass, that's the way to success. Plus, it's the best part of the day, IMHO. It's quiet and peaceful , just croaking frogs and chirping birds to "disturb" you. Water is often like glass , surface perfect for topwater lures, which to my mind is the ultimate. Nothing better than a bass busting the surface in pursuit of a spook, popper, or a jitterbug.
Let us know if we can help. That's what we do best here.

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Jan 20, 2022 14:00:59   #
EdwardL Loc: Tenino Wa.
 
LoadThatHook wrote:
My siblings and I were raised up with cane poles in our hands. Still have our first Zebco rod and reels our Granddaddy gave us. We would bait our hooks with anything we could get on them: crickets, worms, baloney, sour cream and onion potato chips, and bread(and yes, fish love bread, lol!). We were ragged alot on that list, but we didn't care cause we were FISHING!!! We could be standing on the pier, or somewhere in the middle of our beloved Santee we had a blast, good clean fun! Not a care in the world just fishing! I miss those days!
I look forward to learning more from the group here! Hello to all!!
My siblings and I were raised up with cane poles i... (show quote)


Welcome to the Stage
Memories are good they can calm the soul
And keep you in touch with the ones that have passed. And yes bread 🍞 is good bait

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Jan 21, 2022 00:39:05   #
HenryG Loc: Falmouth Cape Cod Massachusetts
 
LoadThatHook wrote:
My siblings and I were raised up with cane poles in our hands. Still have our first Zebco rod and reels our Granddaddy gave us. We would bait our hooks with anything we could get on them: crickets, worms, baloney, sour cream and onion potato chips, and bread(and yes, fish love bread, lol!). We were ragged alot on that list, but we didn't care cause we were FISHING!!! We could be standing on the pier, or somewhere in the middle of our beloved Santee we had a blast, good clean fun! Not a care in the world just fishing! I miss those days!
I look forward to learning more from the group here! Hello to all!!
My siblings and I were raised up with cane poles i... (show quote)


Welcome to the Stage LTH 🇺🇸🎣😀👍

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Jan 22, 2022 15:32:46   #
Justoldjim Loc: JUNCTION CITY, OR.
 
LoadThatHook wrote:
My siblings and I were raised up with cane poles in our hands. Still have our first Zebco rod and reels our Granddaddy gave us. We would bait our hooks with anything we could get on them: crickets, worms, baloney, sour cream and onion potato chips, and bread(and yes, fish love bread, lol!). We were ragged alot on that list, but we didn't care cause we were FISHING!!! We could be standing on the pier, or somewhere in the middle of our beloved Santee we had a blast, good clean fun! Not a care in the world just fishing! I miss those days!
I look forward to learning more from the group here! Hello to all!!
My siblings and I were raised up with cane poles i... (show quote)


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