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If you had a choice
to fish the following hours which would you do?2:30 a.m- 5:30 a.m or 5:30 a.m- 8:a.m The reason I ask is, I was at the lake at 5:30 this morning and prior =
to it getting light I caught two good fish on a buzzbait and one on a =
wacky rig. I missed another what seemed like a good fish based on the =
splash(but who knows) With the warmer temperatures earlier in the =
morning now it seems that once that sun comes up the fish become few and =
far between, I beleive I might be better off fishing in the dark right =
up to daybreak. I could then sleep for another two hours prior to work. =
Opinions? Fish should be feeding more during this time anyway right? =
(Wow, this sounds "Al-Esque")
Randy-
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alwaysfishking
Jul 21
2004
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| I would not post in html, that's what I'd do...
"alwaysfishking" <alwayfishking@nospamptd.net> wrote in message
news:poBLc.4698$17.1017666@news1.epix.net...
to fish the following hours which would you do? 2:30 a.m- 5:30 a.m or 5:30 a.m- 8:a.m The reason I ask is, I was at the lake at 5:30 this morning and prior to it
getting light I caught two good fish on a buzzbait and one on a wacky rig. I
missed another what seemed like a good fish based on the splash(but who
knows) With the warmer temperatures earlier in the morning now it seems that
once that sun comes up the fish become few and far between, I beleive I
might be better off fishing in the dark right up to daybreak. I could then
sleep for another two hours prior to work. Opinions? Fish should be feeding
more during this time anyway right? (Wow, this sounds "Al-Esque")
Randy- |
Sideshow
Jul 21
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| I'll take 5:30am - 8am. Actually, 2 1/2 hours isn't enough time to do much. |
Charles
Jul 21
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| Sideshow, other than basic operations, I understand next to nothing about
computers. I both receive and send messages in HTML without apparent
problems to me. Do others have problems on these same messages, and if so is
there no simple solution for them? I like the flexibilities I get in sending
with HTML, so I will continue doing so if there is no good reason not to.
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Bob
Jul 22
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| 2:30-5:30.. Less people, early start on the fish. Christopher "alwaysfishking" <alwayfishking@nospamptd.net> wrote in message
news:poBLc.4698$17.1017666@news1.epix.net...
to fish the following hours which would you do? 2:30 a.m- 5:30 a.m or 5:30 a.m- 8:a.m The reason I ask is, I was at the lake at 5:30 this morning and prior to it
getting light I caught two good fish on a buzzbait and one on a wacky rig. I
missed another what seemed like a good fish based on the splash(but who
knows) With the warmer temperatures earlier in the morning now it seems that
once that sun comes up the fish become few and far between, I beleive I
might be better off fishing in the dark right up to daybreak. I could then
sleep for another two hours prior to work. Opinions? Fish should be feeding
more during this time anyway right? (Wow, this sounds "Al-Esque")
Randy- |
Christopher
Jul 21
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| For my money, the morning twilight is the period of the day in which a
truly outstanding catch is most likely. I like fishing deep and catch more
fish all day long than at the morning twilight, but you can't really
compare a period that lasts only 10 to 20 minutes to the next 12 hours. Few anglers appreciate the morning twilight because so few ever experience
it. To fish it, you have to fish overnight and stay late, or launch in the
dark and find your way to your best spot before the eastern horizon begins
to glow. Most 'early' fishermen are still on the way to the lake. Most
night fishermen have already left the lake. I'm out there by myself. My preference for a 3 hour period within your time slot would be 5AM to
8AM. If I MUST choose one of yours, I'll take the latter. I love night
fishing -- maybe twice a year. I love daytime fishing much more. But I hate
not starting as early as possible. That's one of the biggest reasons I gave
up tournaments. I hate sitting there waiting till someone else tells me I
can go fishing. RichZ©
www.richz.com/fishing |
RichZ
Jul 21
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| Bob, I don't think HTML has any business on usenet. That being said, it's my
choice, so I use a news reader that understand html only enough to strip it
the hell out of messages and give me straight ascii. RichZ©
www.richz.com/fishing |
RichZ
Jul 21
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| Bob... some people like me only receive in plain text. I set my readers up
to do that to prevent alot of the porn spam from showing their graphics when
I check my mail. It's kind of embarassing and definately inappropriate for
the kids to see some of this stuff. Since doing so, I don't get the pics... even when someone I know and trust
sends something in html. |
Charles
Jul 21
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| heh heh, you need to come North young man. Most days limits and then some |
alwaysfishking
Jul 22
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| to fish the following hours which would you do? 2:30 a.m- 5:30 a.m or 5:30 a.m- 8:a.m The older I get, the better fish bite in the middle of the day......
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Steve @ OutdoorFrontiers
http://www.outdoorfrontiers.com
G & S Guide Service and Custom Rods
http://www.herefishyfishy.com
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Steve
Jul 21
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| If you had a choice
Group: rec.outdoors.fishing.bass Date: Wed, Jul 21, 2004, 9:39pm (CDT+5)
From: alwayfishking@nospamptd.net (alwaysfishking)
If you had a choice Group: rec.outdoors.fish
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ng.bass Date: Wed, Jul 21, 2004, 9:39p
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(CDT+5) From: alwayfishking@nospamptd.net (alwaysfishking)
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Morning, noon, or night.....I just love to fish! There is usually some
pattern you can work out for any of the times, some better than others.
But if you call me at noon, and say lets go fishing...that's a good
time! :)
I use to travel to the Colorado river alot, we would camp overnight,
fish for cats instead of sleeping, then do the 'before daybreak' bass
thing, then the after daybreak bass thing, then the noon bass thing,
then the afternoon bass thing, then the late afternoon bass thing, then
the twi-light bass thing....as I remember, they were all FUN! And each
in their own ways were productive!
JK |
jbkbub
Jul 21
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| There are newsreaders that can't interpret html and display plain
text? Weird...
On that note, you would think someone 'savvy' enough to point out the
poor netiquette of html posting would have and equally 'savvy'
newsreader. At least I know to be careful now that I am aware that we
have our own personal USENET cop on the scene to point out that stuff.
I wouldn't want to get caught with my proverbial pants down. M-O-O-N that spells USENET police... Harry J aka Thundercat
Brooklyn Bill's Tackle Shop Fishing Team
http://www.geocities.com/brooklynbill2003/products.html
Share the knowledge, compete on execution. |
Thundercat
Jul 22
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