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Wader,
Should we start with foul language, or obsene pictures ?? LOL
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Should we start with foul language, or obsene pictures ?? LOL
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Nice *****
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VaaVaaaVaVOOOOOM What a Rack !!!!
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What a pair of Melons !!!!!!!
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NICE ASS !!!!
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regarding the ***** picture
I've always wanted to say that........
that feather sticking out of the corner of it's mouth. Looks familar - wait - didn't one of "She who must not be Named" costumes contain yellow feahters. Ya don't think..
Nah couldn't be.
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I've always wanted to say that........
that feather sticking out of the corner of it's mouth. Looks familar - wait - didn't one of "She who must not be Named" costumes contain yellow feahters. Ya don't think..
Nah couldn't be.
(This post edited by wader on 02/07/2003)
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Wow, She gave me an incredible Hummer !!!!
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Wader,
Ya think MakoMike is ready to read us the riot act. He's just waiting for us to slip up....kind of like Barney Fife.
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Ya think MakoMike is ready to read us the riot act. He's just waiting for us to slip up....kind of like Barney Fife.
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MR FIFE! MR. FIFE!! WE DON'T NEED NO STINKIN' MR. FIFE
Naw - we're pretty harmless. Although I do get this image of him perched on a tree branch (a dead tree) kinda like a comorant scanning the suface for a ripple but at the sametine hoping he doesn't see one cause he's really not hungry..
Like comorant in a tree? Do they hang out in trees?
Wish I could get that **** (there now I've gone & done it - do I see a rstling inthe trees?) picture to post.
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Naw - we're pretty harmless. Although I do get this image of him perched on a tree branch (a dead tree) kinda like a comorant scanning the suface for a ripple but at the sametine hoping he doesn't see one cause he's really not hungry..
Like comorant in a tree? Do they hang out in trees?
Wish I could get that **** (there now I've gone & done it - do I see a rstling inthe trees?) picture to post.
(This post edited by wader on 02/07/2003)
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You're not kidding they're good fishermen(birds - whatever). Kept lookin' around the pool for something to throw at them to scare them off.
New York Posted Reports
Date posted January 30, 2003 2:49 PM
Posted by wader
Report area North Shore
Report location Whites Pool
Fishing method Surf
Tried "the Pool" this morning from 9 to 1. Got there at extreme high tide & couldn't get into the pool for the first hour or so. Tried casting from the entrance. Nothing outside of the pool. Finally made it into the pool as the tide began going out.
Started out tossing artifical worms on a worm harness & a couple of split shot along the bottom. No takers.
Added a float to the line to keep the bait off of the bottom - that did it. 2 trout to 14 inches & a handful of perch. All released.
Had to share the pool with 2 comorants that were having a lot more success then I was. Couldn't believe the amount of perch they were eating.
I think one of the comorants was after the same perch I was but I beat him to it. As soon as the perch was hooked - the comorant surfaced right behind my line. Take that my fine feathered friend.
Got to recommend the Berkley worms. They're not the soft plastic type. Called Berkely PowerNaturals (Brown Earthworms). Look & behave like the real thing - good substitute when you can't get the real thing. I actually thought they were real worms when I bought them. It wasn't until I got them out of the jar that I realized they were imitations. Little pricy ($3.75 for a small jar).
The water was very cold - heated socks helped tremendously. The Pool had little or no ice to speak of.
Well that outing certainly put the cabin fever at bay.
But - do they hang out in trees??
wader
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New York Posted Reports
Date posted January 30, 2003 2:49 PM
Posted by wader
Report area North Shore
Report location Whites Pool
Fishing method Surf
Tried "the Pool" this morning from 9 to 1. Got there at extreme high tide & couldn't get into the pool for the first hour or so. Tried casting from the entrance. Nothing outside of the pool. Finally made it into the pool as the tide began going out.
Started out tossing artifical worms on a worm harness & a couple of split shot along the bottom. No takers.
Added a float to the line to keep the bait off of the bottom - that did it. 2 trout to 14 inches & a handful of perch. All released.
Had to share the pool with 2 comorants that were having a lot more success then I was. Couldn't believe the amount of perch they were eating.
I think one of the comorants was after the same perch I was but I beat him to it. As soon as the perch was hooked - the comorant surfaced right behind my line. Take that my fine feathered friend.
Got to recommend the Berkley worms. They're not the soft plastic type. Called Berkely PowerNaturals (Brown Earthworms). Look & behave like the real thing - good substitute when you can't get the real thing. I actually thought they were real worms when I bought them. It wasn't until I got them out of the jar that I realized they were imitations. Little pricy ($3.75 for a small jar).
The water was very cold - heated socks helped tremendously. The Pool had little or no ice to speak of.
Well that outing certainly put the cabin fever at bay.
But - do they hang out in trees??
wader
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Bump again!
Lets wreck the joint!
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