Posts for: teabag09
Jun 11, 2020 15:33:28 #
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Georgio44 wrote:
OK, is this dedication or what! br br This Saturd... (show quote)
Have a safe trip Georgio. God speed. Mike
Jun 3, 2020 20:54:31 #
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Wv mike wrote:
What is this little critter, wonder what kind of fish would eat it , do people eat them. Where can you find some. What do you look for to find them. What do you use to catch them. How many names do they have.
It's a sand flea. They bury themselves in the sand, make great bait for a variety of saltwater fish. They're also good battered and fried. Mike
Jun 3, 2020 20:49:40 #
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Rusty Halo wrote:
I just saw this on my FaceBook feed. Perhaps you have already seen it, but I thought many of you would like to see it. This is stuff of day dreams! The posting said it came in just under 4 lbs.
Surprised the Governor didn't have him arrested. Mike
Jun 3, 2020 20:45:01 #
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Gordon wrote:
Took my wires bosses son today. He needed some Whiting for his mother. I gave her some two weeks ago and she fried them up and wanted more. Sje never had then before. Got 25.
Good on you to get a kid hooked on fishing. Mike
Jun 3, 2020 20:43:46 #
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T Croft wrote:
Funny funny, I'm from the mid-west,would really like to know what a dog fish is? No jokes please. I'm really trying to learn. Some of us (ok me) aren't that smart.
On the Chesapeake Bay we call them sand sharks. They are a fairly small shark who are usually a nuisance. They get up to three or feet long, have a mouth full of many but small and sharp teeth. Bait stealers when you don't hook them. Mike
May 26, 2020 19:37:25 #
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Brianfishin wrote:
I went over to the ocean side of the eastern shore of Virginia yesterday looking for flounder. No flounder but the skates kept me busy all day. Caught 16 of them and nothing else. i tried to go out into the ocean but it was a little too rough for my flat bottom skiff. I launched out of Wachapreague. Beautiful day. Saw a seal near the mouth of the inlet. Fairly rare sight in this area.
Brian, I'm in Chesapeake also. I think it's just a little too early as the water hasn't warmed yet. I'm so danged anxious to get after the flatties myself. I think you'll see them at Ruddi or Lynnhaven and maybe even LittleCreek before Wachapreague although later it's the hot spot. Not bad for tarpon either. Mike
May 17, 2020 17:04:33 #
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Ronniejw wrote:
Hey RJS, going to try out my underwater camera next time out. Water depth is 12 to 18 ft and really clear. Crappie keep disappearing after catching 1 so need to find where they're going to.
Take a balloon with you. When you catch the first crappie hook it through the back attached to the balloon on fishing line and release it. It will take you right to the school. Mike
May 14, 2020 18:26:06 #
badbobby wrote:
I am honored to share my life with most of the FSe... (show quote)
God bless you and hold you close. Thanks for all of the good times you've provided. Mike
May 4, 2020 21:26:24 #
The CDB is Awsome wrote:
I didn't say Evangeline looked exactly like her did I?
I didn't say she doesn't look hot, that goes without question, I'm just saying. Mike
May 4, 2020 20:54:24 #
BadFisherman wrote:
My wife may well be a Saint, Mike, but the reference was to Mrs. BB being one for putting up with the ol' feller for 70+ years. And, it goes without saying (but I will) that BB's IOU debt to me & others is legendary. 
Legendary is a fact and I'm on the same page now it's just the way it read to me. Mike
May 4, 2020 20:47:55 #
Gordon wrote:
Thanks. I love muscle cars.
That's nothing, I can run 60 mph in a forty-five zone and never get a ticket in my 65 VW because the cops don't believe it will go that fast. Mike
May 4, 2020 20:43:07 #
plumbob wrote:
One Word. " HOT "
Two words, Adams Apple. Mike
May 4, 2020 20:17:36 #
BadFisherman wrote:
Mrs. BB remains long-suffering.
The woman is a Saint.
The woman is a Saint.
Did you mean Mrs. BF or is something going on we probably shouldn't know about? It wouldn't have anything to do with IOUs would it? Mike
May 4, 2020 20:14:25 #
Crankit47 wrote:
Looks like a rhododendron. Sign that spring is here. To bad we’re, or should all be, quarantined.
Nailed it 47. Mike
Apr 28, 2020 22:18:05 #
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riptide47 wrote:
If gas is mixed, and you do not run carb dry on the last use of the season, then you'll probably have to rebuild carbs. I have never had to rebuild my carbs, IF I REMEMBER to run carb dry before loading my boat for home. Same goes for other seasonal use gas engines, especially since theres a percentage of alcohol added to gasoline now. ( snow blowers, weed wackers, chain saws, lawn mowers.)
I run the gas out every time I'm finished with the tool, that way I don't need to worry whether I put Stabil in the gas or not, which I try to do. That goes for two and four stroke motors. Mike