my forearm is feeling that tap-tap-tap that it always feels around spring- summer time.
that little tap-tap tap... tap... tap-tap, bam!
missing the feeling of an egg weight at the bottom of the muddy lake with a little hook and a dab of power bait on the end... waiting for even a 12" stocker to tap-tap-tap...
feeling the sun beat on my feet in the boat, leaving a nice little flip-flop tan.
don't tell the bass guys k?
man I can't wait...
what an odd sensation
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RE:what an odd sensation
lol...it is coming!!!
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He said, “Throw your net on the right side of the boat and you will find some.” When they did, they were unable to haul the net in because of the large number of fish.
He said, “Throw your net on the right side of the boat and you will find some.” When they did, they were unable to haul the net in because of the large number of fish.
RE:what an odd sensation
LOL I know, this time of year always kills me. I swear the Jan-March waiting period takes longer than any other 3 month period of the year. And I think there may be a razor season opened end of this month. questino is... do I enjoy the last weekend of duck season.. or do I go after razors?
RE:what an odd sensation
On those rare sunny and calm winter days we get, I'll go out and experience that tap, tap, tap sensation in the local lakes. This is when one picks up those large holdovers that taste so good!
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RE:what an odd sensation
Yeah that.G-Man wrote:On those rare sunny and calm winter days we get, I'll go out and experience that tap, tap, tap sensation in the local lakes. This is when one picks up those large holdovers that taste so good!
No need to wait 2-3 months till spring. Most lakes are open year round, and now is the best time to catch a holdover before the spring stocking of small baitrobbing 6-inch planters.
RE:what an odd sensation
just a three more months
RE:what an odd sensation
good point. this weekend might suffice ;)
RE:what an odd sensation
Probably going to Sammamish tomorrow morning to see if the tach is gonna work right and maybe do a little fishing.
Tom.
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Interests: living
RE:what an odd sensation
very cool let me know how it goes. I'm locked down till sat/sun. just occurred to me I may be going on a sea duck hunt saturday, but now I have a backup plan.