Posts for: Hapycamper21
May 6, 2024 16:44:36 #
[quote=Haferkamp 77]Wanting to find good fishing holes either bank fishing or floor tube near hot springs or Custer South dakota[/quote
I can name several fishing spots around Hot Springs and Custer. Cold Brook Lake North of Hot Springs closest to you. I have caught perch/blue gill there. Then Stockage Lake and Center Lake East of Custer, both in Custer State Park. You would have to purchase a park pass to enter the state park. Sylvan Lake north of Custer, also in State Park for trout. I fished with my brothers in Stockade Lake last couple of summers and caught pearch, blue bill, and crappie. Center Lake has trout also. Stockade Lake off Hwy 16 on the right just past the turn in to the campground, with a fishing dock or along the East shoreline.
I live in Las Vegas, NV but spend a several weeks with my brother in Custer each summer. My my three brothers and families reserve four camp sites and spend the whole week before Labor Day camping and fishing at Deerfield Reservoir Northwest of Hill City; for trout and yellow perch. We fish around the boat dock close to the Dutchman Campground where we camp. We also drive to Custer Crossing on the North shore where there is a small campground, picnic area and boat launch there.
I can name several fishing spots around Hot Springs and Custer. Cold Brook Lake North of Hot Springs closest to you. I have caught perch/blue gill there. Then Stockage Lake and Center Lake East of Custer, both in Custer State Park. You would have to purchase a park pass to enter the state park. Sylvan Lake north of Custer, also in State Park for trout. I fished with my brothers in Stockade Lake last couple of summers and caught pearch, blue bill, and crappie. Center Lake has trout also. Stockade Lake off Hwy 16 on the right just past the turn in to the campground, with a fishing dock or along the East shoreline.
I live in Las Vegas, NV but spend a several weeks with my brother in Custer each summer. My my three brothers and families reserve four camp sites and spend the whole week before Labor Day camping and fishing at Deerfield Reservoir Northwest of Hill City; for trout and yellow perch. We fish around the boat dock close to the Dutchman Campground where we camp. We also drive to Custer Crossing on the North shore where there is a small campground, picnic area and boat launch there.
Apr 29, 2024 18:40:45 #
Gmchief wrote:
Good morning!!!
Today’s face is pretty cool. Some people see it, some don’t. Follow the directions above the picture. I found it helps to blink rapidly at first after staring and leave eyes open. The longer you stare at me picture the better the results.
Today’s face is pretty cool. Some people see it, some don’t. Follow the directions above the picture. I found it helps to blink rapidly at first after staring and leave eyes open. The longer you stare at me picture the better the results.
Now try that and close your eyes!!! Interesting
Apr 22, 2024 00:46:41 #
Craecas60 wrote:
Going to try to do some spring worm fishing fir tour in Tapid City. I fly fish but just found a load of worms. Any recommendations? I have fished since I was a very young girl and one of my favorite hobbies. Moves to Rapid 3 years ago where my ex and I fished for Blue catfish, bass, crappie, and perch. Would love some ideas in where to catch fish locally
Welcome to the site Craecas60.
Though I live in Las Vegas, NV I try to spend time with my brothers in Custer each summer and do a family campout at Deerfield Resevour West of Hill City the week leading up to Labor Day week-end. Have caught trout and yellow perch there.
Three places we fish are in Custer State Park (need State Park Pass, can be purchased online or at park entrance gates. We've caught trout at Sylvan Lake North of Custer and Center Lake East of Custer in state park. And Perch, bluegill, Crappie in Stockade lake East of Custer just in State Part. Brother and I fish off the fishing pier at turn-out just East of Campground turnoff. All using nightcrawlers. Not too sure of fishing closer to Rapid City though.
Hope this helps. hapycmpr
Apr 15, 2024 16:29:03 #
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bric wrote:
and catchin a few rainbow. They are spawning and stacked up on their beds, but still a challenge sometimes on what they want. And even to land one especially on a fly rod. Also incredible to see them running up this small tributary as they try to spawn. Definite trophy size trout in 20+ inch size range. Check this video, stream is only a few inches dip, and you can step across.
Tight lines…
Tight lines…
Those are some beautiful Rainbows there. Thanks for the pictures.
Apr 11, 2024 20:29:32 #
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mistred64 wrote:
Bluegills, Sunfish, Perch, Rock Bass,
Do you catch more casting or jigging or just using a plain old worm?
Do you catch more casting or jigging or just using a plain old worm?
I have sucess using just a hook with plain old worm with 18 inch or so leader attached to barrel swivel with slip bobber above. I fish primarilly from shore and cast, let hook sink a minute or two reel in a foot or two, let bait sink again, and repeat. If no action I cast to again nearby and repeat. Have caught yellow perch, bluegill, and crappie. I I like to use this tecnique to catch trout as well. Good luck.
Mar 26, 2024 14:53:18 #
Commander Bell wrote:
Hello stagers,
My Son Andy is a truck 🚚 driver and knows I like twisted logic.
Which is Faster hot or cold, and why.
Give us your twisted answers.
Commander Bell
and Son out.
My Son Andy is a truck 🚚 driver and knows I like twisted logic.
Which is Faster hot or cold, and why.
Give us your twisted answers.
Commander Bell
and Son out.
Hot of course, you can always catch cold!!!
Mar 26, 2024 14:41:56 #
bknecht wrote:
Good morning Doug and all, she must have been a blonde. We’ve got 30*, headed to high 40’s. Think I’ll do a bit of local fishing later this afternoon when the water warms up a bit. Bet you’re glad the sanding part of the project is over Doug and hope everyone has a great day!
A blond and a brunette, unknown to each other, had just rented an apartment together. By the second day together the brunette started to get very annoyed with the blond. She never talked, rarely responded to questions and just sat on the couch staring into space with her head phones on. In fact she never removed the head phones at all.
by the third day the brunette had enough, so she walked behind the blond sitting on the couch and snatched the head phone from her head. Within three of four seconds the blond started gasping and trying to get a breath of air, turned blue and slumped over. The brunette immediatly call 911 and when the paramedics arrived they said she was dead. The brunett was in total shock that something like that could happen.
She get a little curious and picked up the head phones to see what the blond was listening to all the time and to her supprise all she heard was "Breath in breath out, breath in breath out, breath in breath out!
Mar 18, 2024 00:11:20 #
OJdidit wrote:
With all of my time in the woods, or on the water I have noticed many things, or behaviors. For example, when you see a flock of Canadian geese migrating, they fly in a large V formation. Typically, one “leg” of the V is longer than the other side. Does anyone know why that is?
I'm guessing that one of the geese in the longer line will be next in line to take over lead. ??
Mar 4, 2024 18:05:38 #
Gmchief wrote:
Good morning!!!
Wanted to add my Accidental Face du jour to your amazing postings.
Feb 25, 2024 19:34:43 #
Commander Bell wrote:
Hello stagers,
I just read a interesting article about what bone are you most likely to break. It said the Clavicle or the shoulder blade. The reason for this is that it is the closest bone to the surface of the body with no muscle tissue surrounding it.
That makes sense and yes I have broken my Clavicle while playing football, but I have broken my toes numerous times. I don't often wear shoes when inside.
What bones have you broken? Both major and minor breaks.
Commander Bell out
I just read a interesting article about what bone are you most likely to break. It said the Clavicle or the shoulder blade. The reason for this is that it is the closest bone to the surface of the body with no muscle tissue surrounding it.
That makes sense and yes I have broken my Clavicle while playing football, but I have broken my toes numerous times. I don't often wear shoes when inside.
What bones have you broken? Both major and minor breaks.
Commander Bell out
Broken nose. Baseball between the eyes during a high school baseball game. Plus two black eyes.
Feb 8, 2024 00:20:19 #
cruzfishing wrote:
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Mine was "Longmier" most recently. Watched all episodes from start to finish. The last four seasons on DVD
Jan 13, 2024 14:57:15 #
Doug Lemmon wrote:
Good Saturday morning you Looney Tunes! br How luc... (show quote)
I loved your humor today Doug and look for your post for a chuckle everyday. Sun shinning here in Las Vegas with a high of 52 deg. after a low of 30 deg. at my house. Not many nights down to freezing and not often do we get snow here in the valley. My location being one of the lowest in elevation and a little hotter in the summer too. I've recorded 120 deg. several summers recently. Global warming?? Summer heat just around the corner. Hurrah!!
Jan 11, 2024 00:44:58 #
Doug Lemmon wrote:
Happy Hump day!! 🐫 Woot Woot Woot!! br Did you k... (show quote)
I liked number 1 and number 6 best of all. All ten are good.
Jan 8, 2024 23:40:29 #
[quote=Chuckay]Mr. Robert, out of this story I relate to the saying ( toe sack) also called croaker shack, burlap sack 😂 but I will have to try the chocolate/lemon ice cream 🍦 Chuck🙏[/q
Growing up we called them potatoe sacks as well as burlap sacks, feed sacks for cracked corn or rolled oats.
Growing up we called them potatoe sacks as well as burlap sacks, feed sacks for cracked corn or rolled oats.
Dec 11, 2023 00:19:59 #
plumbob wrote:
Make sure to answer the question on the last one.
Butt, eggs, then banana!