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Why do I allow myself to be tortured  winter after winter? I mean, isn’t the definition of insanity doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results? Why do I force myself to endure four months of not being able to present a lure to my favorite species of fish? It’s either brain damage, or a genetic disorder.. Maybe that genetic disorder is the cause of said brain damage. I have proof that my brain is damaged: I got excited when I realized that the power plant lakes around here will be opening in four weeks.    FOUR FRIGGIN MORE WEEKS BEFORE I CAN EVEN CONSIDER HOOKING UP THE BOAT AND HEADING OUT..........AND I’M EXCITED????? Okay,I’ve admitted I have a problem. That’s the first steep. What’s the second step?  Removing the obstacle? What if someone figures out what I’ve done with her.?   Insanity defense, right? No, wait.....I’d have to plead guilty and that means doing time. More than the four weeks that started my realization.  

 

This could take a while to figure out. Luckily I have another bottle of Patr’on and four weeks to find a solution................If your don’t hear from ne in the next 24hrs. Don’t be concerned,I’ve likely just passed out. I’ve heard that helps.

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1 hour ago, papajoe222 said:

I have another bottle of Patr’on and four weeks to find a solution................If your don’t hear from ne in the next 24hrs. Don’t be concerned,I’ve likely just passed out. I’ve heard that helps.

I think you got your techila the same place I got my Rolix watch. Patrón is what you want...;)

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i feel your pain my friend but i think its a little worse in Ontario where the lakes open in april and you cant even fish until july 

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I'll give y'all one!

 

How would you like to be faced with these conditions knowing early pre-spawn starts around the second week of February & ya can't even find time to hook the boat up!

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9 minutes ago, Catt said:

I'll give y'all one!

 

How would you like to be faced with these conditions knowing early pre-spawn starts around the second week of February & ya can't even find time to hook the boat up!

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That's real tough Catt. Try having so much d**n ice you could drive a truck on it. Big problems we both have buddy.

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42 minutes ago, Catt said:

I'll give y'all one!

 

How would you like to be faced with these conditions knowing early pre-spawn starts around the second week of February & ya can't even find time to hook the boat up!

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I hope an organic non-pesticide avocado tree falls on you while you are enjoying something gluten free at your favorite outdoor cafe while waiting for your goat yoga appointment...:P

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1 hour ago, reason said:

I hope an organic non-pesticide avocado tree falls on you while you are enjoying something gluten free at your favorite outdoor cafe while waiting for your goat yoga appointment...:P

hahahahaha ..... He's in Louisiana not SoCal

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@papajoe222 Braidwood will be open in 2-1/2 weeks. Newton is open and only a 3 hour or so drive for you. I'm gonna brush the snow off the boat cover in the morning and pray for a warm up. Another 2-5" overnight. :mellow:

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I won't throw temps at ya. One of my sons and I were all set

to put in. In fact we did put in, salt water, today, but didn't

get past the dock as the wind picked up like nobody's biz.

 

Ended up putting the yaks back on the truck and going 

mountain biking!!!

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8 minutes ago, Darren. said:

I won't throw temps at ya. One of my sons and I were all set

to put in. In fact we did put in, salt water, today, but didn't

get past the dock as the wind picked up like nobody's biz.

 

Ended up putting the yaks back on the truck and going 

mountain biking!!!

At least you got close. Closest I've been to fishing is the seafood section at the grocery store. 

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I made that decision 45 years ago, to move from NE Ohio, to South Florida.  I have not regretted that decision for one second over the years!

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You have to positive with your down time.

 

Read, read and read some more about bass fishing.

 

Watch DVDs about bass fishing.

 

Reorganize your tackle at least 30 times.

 

Visit the on-line tackle stores and look at the baits and compare prices.

 

Go to eBay or Amazon and look up the prices of your rods and reels.

 

Put a picture of Louisiana and Florida on the wall and throw darts at it. :D:D:D 

 

Well, living in Louisiana does have its advantages. Even putting up with the big bugs and old people in Florida can have its advantages, too.

 

 

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While winter plays games with my mind, it gives my wrist, shoulders  and back a chance to heal.  At least that is how I am choosing to think about it

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I’ve been slowly filling a box car with reloads for my .223 and making mental notes of southern stops along the rail line. Take heart in the fact that I’m an excellent shot at ranges under 600yrds. And that my only magazine holds four rounds. :3d-funny-eyes:

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Wow....I do sincerely feel sorry for you all....wow again.  I look at weather maps and I am so blessed.  Just to the north of east tenn and the weather "%$#!".  Maybe you all could watch "MLF" in very very slow motion!!!  Or .... road trip.

Dang...good luck all. 

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Seems like you guys need a Hug!!

 

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Mike

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21 hours ago, BassNJake said:

hahahahaha ..... He's in Louisiana not SoCal

Oh man, thanks, FIFM.

 

I hope an organic non-pesticide avocado tree tupelo falls on you while you are enjoying something gluten free deep fried at your favorite outdoor cafe BBQ shack while waiting for your goat yoga appointment trist...:P

 

 

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1 hour ago, Mike L said:

Seems like you guys need a Hug!!

I'm not sweating it so much this year as years past although it would be nice for the warming to get started. We got another 5" of snow overnight, so I think that's 17" over the last 7 days. It's all been light snow, and not heart attack snow which is a good thing. 

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2 hours ago, Mike L said:

Seems like you guys need a Hug!!

 

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Mike

We all need a hug at some point ~ 

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A-Jay

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6 hours ago, A-Jay said:

We all need a hug at some point ~ 

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A-Jay

 

Yeah Buddy!!!

 

 

 

 

Mike

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Hunting helps man. Grab a gun and go harvest some organic meat. I waterfowl until January. Then small game a few times until March. Then spring snow goose mid march. Then fishing season begins. The whole time I would much rather be fishing, but it helps.

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