Posts for: Ibclyde
May 10, 2020 16:35:21 #
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plumbob wrote:
You are so lucky to be over populated. Our limit is 4 at a min of 14".
Maybe he has about 8 kids
May 10, 2020 16:27:33 #
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fishinphil wrote:
never knew there was so much mystery in the use of a spincast reel.
Geez
I should have had my 4yr old granddaughter watch this
May 8, 2020 12:51:34 #
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BankStalker wrote:
this little bugger had a appetite, Is this the elusive lol Warmouth? Mouth is big, not a green sunfish, oblong , not oval but other identifying features makes me think warmouth,,,, any "informed" opinions??
Looks like an imbred hybrid
May 5, 2020 20:11:51 #
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EasternOZ wrote:
Might ask Admin about a section for just that.
I’ve been wondering about the same thing
May 5, 2020 20:06:06 #
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[quote=Ron620DVS]PG 2-2
Most of the time when we are strolling these mud flats, we find and catch the bass in three to five feet of water, and in the wintertime, we have found that a Z-Man's green-pumpkin Finesse ShadZ affixed to either a 1/32-ounce or 1/16-ounce Gopher jig is the most effective lure to stroll.
Once we locate a significant concentration of cold-water largemouth bass of these shallow mud-flats, we stop strolling and begin wielding our other retrieves. And if there are three anglers in the boat, none of us use the same retrieve until we discern which of the five is the most alluring.
Please click on link for Additional Information Thank You-----<%=="====<<<
https://www.in-fisherman.com/editorial/six-midwest-finesse-retrieves/153946
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Most of the time when we are strolling these mud flats, we find and catch the bass in three to five feet of water, and in the wintertime, we have found that a Z-Man's green-pumpkin Finesse ShadZ affixed to either a 1/32-ounce or 1/16-ounce Gopher jig is the most effective lure to stroll.
Once we locate a significant concentration of cold-water largemouth bass of these shallow mud-flats, we stop strolling and begin wielding our other retrieves. And if there are three anglers in the boat, none of us use the same retrieve until we discern which of the five is the most alluring.
Please click on link for Additional Information Thank You-----<%=="====<<<
https://www.in-fisherman.com/editorial/six-midwest-finesse-retrieves/153946
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May 1, 2020 11:33:24 #
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dmoorepsy wrote:
What is the best time(s) and lure(s) to fish for Walleye on the downstream corner of a Power Plant Building's Warm Water discharge?
Thanks, Dennis
Thanks, Dennis
No matter where you are, but especially north
Fishing is best below a dam right about now!
Water is warming up,
Post spawn and fish are active and HUNGRY
Apr 29, 2020 11:17:44 #
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Ivey wrote:
It's not about personal info, it's about knowing what part of the world we're talking about. We don't want to know your SSN or address, just a general location. If you want answers about your location... Information is a two way street.
Who is WE
We had a guy awhile back wanting everyone’s phone numbers!
Email address
Home address
Apr 29, 2020 10:46:34 #
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OJdidit wrote:
Welcome MJC,
Please put your location in your profile so we know going forward. Share your pics and stories when you’re ready.
Please put your location in your profile so we know going forward. Share your pics and stories when you’re ready.
Can’t you read
Location is provided
Seems half the people in this room are stuck on getting everyone’s personal information rather than answering their questions
Apr 29, 2020 10:44:29 #
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Flytier wrote:
I know of several Albany's . Could you fill in location in your profile please . Makes getting answers to questions much easier.
Again
Seems half the people in this room are stuck on getting everyone’s personal information rather than answering their questions
Apr 29, 2020 10:40:33 #
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T Croft wrote:
Yes it was wasn't it. By having your city and sta... (show quote)
Seems half the people in this room are stuck on getting everyone’s personal information rather than answering their questions
Apr 28, 2020 11:32:57 #
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The least amount of crap hanging off your line the more fish you catch. Period
Always try to tie your hook/lure directly to your line
Exceptions if you use a spinner or maybe a crank bait then a snapswivel is a good idea to keep line twist down
Always try to tie your hook/lure directly to your line
Exceptions if you use a spinner or maybe a crank bait then a snapswivel is a good idea to keep line twist down
Apr 26, 2020 18:20:59 #
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stuco wrote:
So a couple of years ago my son and I bought a 15 ... (show quote)
I just dumped about 6 gallons of 4year old snowmobile gas into my truck
It never skipped a beat!
Apr 24, 2020 16:46:04 #
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Dawn Colangelo wrote:
I believe the 1st one is a crappie and the 2nd a sunfish. I am learning too. I am originally from Connecticut.
They are both bluegill
Apr 22, 2020 04:26:33 #
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Leejay wrote:
To each his own. (no offense) There`s many professional fishermen that use BRAIDED LINE. One of the main pros of braid is there is no stretch. Look up Roland Martin on YouTube.
No stretch = broken rod
Braid line floats too so NO tight lines
Apr 21, 2020 16:59:40 #
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How far is the first breaker usually?
What kind of rig do you use?
I’m from the North and only fresh water fish
But I’ve seen it done and would like to try sometime
What kind of rig do you use?
I’m from the North and only fresh water fish
But I’ve seen it done and would like to try sometime