In Canada, one beer onboard will get you in serious trouble. Should be that way here, too.
Try wetting the ground thoroughly late afternoon. Then get a watering can with a couple tablespoons of brown mustard in it. Fill with water and sprinkle on ground an hour or a half hour before dark. Then give it an hour or two, go out with your flashlight and you'll find plenty on the surface. After you collect them put them in a large pail of water to rinse. Don't leave them in too long. Pull them out and put them in your worm crib with fresh bedding and you're done. (Only works if the worms are there to begin with.) Look for signs such as worm castings or worm holes before you start.
Catfish hunter wrote:
That's a small bird's nest compared to the mess you'll have when you rat up a spinning reel.
I've never ratted up any of my spinning reels. If you learn to spool them correctly, and get into the habit of closing the bail by hand instead of by cranking, you won't either. (Closing the bail manually prevents wind knots.)
hacksaw wrote:
In times like these, the bottom scum suckers slowly sneak out and take what they can get. It’s happening here at stop and robs that Middle Easterns own. I’ll report any gouging I see but I won’t let the scum suckers know about it. I’ll just do it. After hurricane Ike, they were trying to sell a BAG of ice for $90 to $100. I called the police about it. It was reported and they were shut down.
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I the 1990's I lived in Vermont. One winter there was a severe ice storm that snapped power lines and poles all over the state and put power down for over 2 weeks. Some wise-guy rented a tractor trailer, went accross Lake Champlain into Chazee, New York and bought a bunch of $300.00 generators and brought them back to Vt. and sold them for$700.00 and up. I reported him and he spent some time in jail.
You can get it from Amazon. 5 lb. boxes, fairly cheap.
Hi, again, Miley 1. This is twistednut here (Frank). I've tried to contact you numerous times and got no response whatever from you. I guess you're not that serious about fishing. The least you could do is respond to my messages and either go ahead as planned or tell me you're no longer interested. It's what I would do.
If I don't hear from you this time, I'm going to write you off as a lost cause.....................Ayup!
Still looking for a fishing buddy. There doesn't seem to be too many around. I live in Bergen County, Hackensack area. Have a 17 Ft bass boat and like to fish Lake Hopatcong and the Hudson River up past the Bear Mtn Bridge. Anyone interested? PM me. Name is Frank
I'm starting to think that I'm the last fisherman alive in New Jersey. Wish I lived closer to the people that I've gotten replies from.
Hi all: My name is Frank, I live in Bergen County, NJ and I'm looking for a fishing partner. My long time partner died, and I miss having someone to fish with. I'm 77, retired, and a widower, so I can fish whenever and wherever I want to. Either male or female partner will be fine, as long as you really enjoy fishing. I own a 17 ft bass boat and can trailer it anywhere within reason. If anyone is interested PM me. Thanks
Hello, all. My name is Frank, I'm 77 years young. My fishing partner of many years died, and I'm looking for a new fishing partner. Male, Female, doesn't matter. Just looking for someone who loves to fish as much as I do. I have a 17 ft. bass boat, and usually go to Lake Hopatcong, Hudson River (North, past the Bear Myn. Bridge, and various lakes in New York State.I trailer the boat to where ever and have gone as far as Ontario. There are a few lakes there that are unbelievable small mouth habitats. Anyone interested in hooking up with me please send a message. I live in New Jersey in the Hackensack area. Thanks