Poor carpQuote:
Originally Posted by shownomercy
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Poor carpQuote:
Originally Posted by shownomercy
Poor water, I hit that more than any carp :lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by dawdaw
They make great mink and coon bait. When i used to trap id spear about 15 of t them and Salt the meat and use it for cubby sets on a creek
Our new subdivision where our home we just bought has a large pond on the back end of the subdiv property. Previous homeowners showed us some pics of their fishing the pond while we were closing. SEVERAL shots of 5+ lb Largemouth bass. Apparently only a few homeowners fish the pond, and no one keeps anything so what's in there just thrives. Soon as the wx warms up a bit more we're going to be hitting that one. Best part.......it's NOT open to the public.
Me and my girl got out for a bit. Hers was 28" mine was 26"
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I landed another smaller one too. We didn't see many fish, but we didn't get skunked!
I'm pretty jelly...Quote:
Originally Posted by joelster
I was thinking bout dewinterizing the boat for some early lake trout/salmon, but the water might flip early. Didn't even freeze over this year.
Her hands look cold (red fingers) you def have a good one.
Nobody around here puts their boats away. We have the lower Niagara river that never ices and is full of fish all winter long.Quote:
Originally Posted by gmpowered
What lake do you fish?
NICE catches Joel!!!
Lake George, gonna try sacandaga this year.Quote:
Originally Posted by joelster
People most certainly winterize their motors and out drives? Or are we talking conoe and jon-boats?
I'm saying people around here use their boats every day of the year. They don't ever put them away. Mostly you'll see Lund's and Alumacraft's, etc, etc.Quote:
Originally Posted by gmpowered
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^^^That picture is from December or January. There were a few more boats out of the shot.