Robert, I have also been blessed with a long awaited birthday as, I finally completed 90 years last April 4th kicking around this fishing world. Happy Birthday to you!
Crunchy.

If you are looking for Turkey's, we had 6 of 'em in the yard this morming.

Crunchy

Thunderstick: You've got my radio on !

Crunchy

RBB. She sure has a keeper in my book. Happy New Year.

Crunchy

Don't forget to add Chevy Chase.

Good post Wulffy I was in just as Korea was shutting down.

All gave some but some gave their ALL

GOD Bless Crunchy

Wulffy. I also have done both and lived with it!!! It's not exactly fun but it was mine!!! And I delt with it.

The best saying was found on a "splenda" sweetner packet. "CHANGE I WISH.... TO I WILL!"

GOD Bless all. Crunchy.

Just a novice fisherman. You are in the right ballpark for crappie and bluegill. However, for some of the crappie
I have tied in with, you will have to go easy using 4# test line. The bluegill, it should no sweat. I use a 6#tippit
on my fly line just to be on the safe side. In the same area that you will be fishing I'm sure there will be some
small mouth bass. So good luck and take some pictures and let us know where you are!
Crunchy

C K: Back in the day when we lived just a little south of East Hope, we would launch in Ellisport Bay in the
early AM and slow cruse over to Maiden Rock. There is a small picnic area there but no facilities. The depth
of trolling would be one pole at about 20' to 25', the other a little deeper using only lead weights to get the
plugs down. At that time we used what was called "Point Specials", which were a round lure with a cut back
from the eye. They were painted red and white. At that time you had to get into the 20" range to even make
it to the qualifying stage. Best we ever do was to 19.5". But then that's fish'en. If you happen to go over to Maiden Rock you better take everything along with you as there are no facilities there. I always took an extra battery with me just to be on the safe side. We would stay overnight and slow troll back the next day. Hard to miss the beauty of the lake and the Monarch Mts. Hope this helps some and good luck.

GW, You've been read'en my mail.!

Crunchy

SDC. You mentioned round lake. Try the NW end where Cocolalla dumps in. Usually sone Crappie in this area.
Best of luck.

Crunchy

For all those who had a tear in their eye you are special people also. For if you don't have a tear in your
eye, you will never have a rainbow in your heart.

Robert, The movie in question is Conagher 1991. This is one of my favorite movies to watch and I think one of
the best by Sam.

All the best, Crunchy.

Fishinggal, One place where you might get some good information on fishen people and where
to go with your scooter and, it's right there in Fullerton and that would Bob Marriotts. The people
there are very good at helping out special needs people. You should have no problem at all.

Hope things work out for the best for you.

Crunchy

F. G. You'v been reading my mail. Most of my fishing is in the rivers and streams here in N. Idaho. Nothing
real fast and big but, the trout seem to like the waters. Not deep and not in heavly growen over with weeds.
I have found that for moving waters a sparcely tied leach pattern is hard for the fish to refuse. And, yes the
slim soft plastic has worked it's way into my fly box for my 3 wt. 6x tippet system. I don't usually go smaller
as there is always some big lunker waiting to suprise me and be a little too much for the rig I am using. But
hay, I love it when that happens. That is what winters are for, tying flies and re stocking the arsnel for spring.
Currently, I am tying the "Yellow Sally" on a big #16 hook. This will be my lead off fly to see what's going
on in my first ventures out this spring. It just so happens to be my go-to fly when things could be going a little
better. Hope every one had a very Merry Christmas and Happy New Year. GOD Bless and tight lines to all.