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When i first started i used to fish all day to 6:00a.m. to 12:00p.m. but i now only fish for about 8 hours on bad day and all day on a good day.

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If I go in the morning I usually fish from day light to about 12 or 1. If I go after work I usually get on the water about 5:30 and fish till dark. All this is subject to change depending on how well the fish are biting. Or on a big lake, sometimes I'll fish all day.

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I really don't have a set amount of time.  Like several others, first light to 1 or 2, 5:30 to dark-it just depends.

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First light to about  11:00 - noon.  Then I need to get off...too many boaters (skiers, jet skis) :(

Then I will usually come home and do a few chores, then take my afternoon nap.  Then I will ususally take the little lady out for dinner or bbq myself.  Usually, Sat. evenings we either do a movie or watch a movie at home.  (Or I get on this forum while the wife watches TV...like right now.  She is watching some gymnastic stuff....BORING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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First, I fish on weekdays so the boat and jet ski traffic is very low.

Second, I like to start out at sunrise and fish all day, finding a shady spot or a bridge for lunch.

Third, I go in around 3 or 4 in the afternoon unless they start biteing again.

My bass club fishes on Saturday or Sundays and we start around 6:30 AM and fish to 4 PM.

I am going night fishing with a buddy who is also a guide and a pro next month so it will be interesting to fish at night.

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I usually fish for 4-6 hours starting at first light.  I would like to fish more but I am usually in my inflatable boat so I get a little cramped after a while.

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I usually get out there at 6:30 which isn't very early and go in whenever my Grandpa gets to hot which is at about 12:00. I'll be 16 pretty soon so then I'll be able to take the boat out by myself for as long as I want.

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I stop by the "test pond" almost every morning to 1/2 hour to 45 minutes on my way to work.  Then I spend my lunch "hour" at one of the local lakes nearby.  In the evening it's back to the "test" pond around 8:15 until 9:30 or 9:45 (depending on how bad the skeeters are).  On week-ends, if we have a tournament I will fish for 5 - 8 hours depending on the kind of tournament.  If we don't have a tournament, I have all the honey-do's to get done, but try to work in a short stop on the way to run errands.  What do you guys that have it bad do? ;D

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From safe light till noon then I have to get back to the shop. I only fish week days because of the heavy ski and wave runner traffic on week ends.

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It is really different now than it was BF(before Florida)  Now I have my boat exactly 8 step from my back door so all I do is lower the lift and trolling motor and I am fishing.  This time of the year I do not fish on the weekends unless I am on them real good.  I often in the winter go out 3 or 4 times a day.  I do have 1 saying tho.."Fish at least 5 times a week, and no doctor will you seek"

                               CPR ;D

PS Thit is a Phishn Phool original LOL

                               

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Phishn Phool,  

It is really different now than it was BF(before Florida)  Now I have my boat exactly 8 step from my back door so all I do is lower the lift and trolling motor and I am fishing.  

I wanna come to your house  ;D

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My brother and I always  show up around 2:30 pm and fish until the "Golden Hour" when dusk hits thats are most productive time and the prettiest !

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On a day trip 5am till I'm done which there is no set time. On a night trip 7pm till 7am the next day when fishing is good if it's not then anywhere from 7pm till 2am to 5am.

Chow

The Pa Angler

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during the week i fish from 6am til noon.  then i fish on sundays and that can be anytime.  it depends on what time the lady wants to get up  :-/

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