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Depending upon the time of year. This is the Sonoran desert thus most of our cutting is done in the spring and fall. Once the daytime temps touch the high 70's the bugs begin to crawl. Especially spiders. Lottsa spiders. I've only seen a few Rattlesnakes in the standing cane and tules. Ever seen a panicked look on a snakes face?
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Did that in Oregon in the 90's, it's what you gotta do to catch winter steelies.
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Do you know Bob LaLonde?
Got out a couple hours this morning before the rain hit. They call these lightning trout. Just same as a rainbow except for they are bred to look like this. Kind of strange when I first saw it underwater as I was reeling it towards the boat.
Cool!! Something about the Surf gets to me I am surprised I don't live by the Ocean instead of Mnt.'s! I love Surf Fishing when I go I don't want to leave! Hope you guys had a great day and great memories!!!!
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Just a baby we pulled out of the local creek.
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Nice one for sure.
Went fishing yesterday and took an old Vietnam Vet friend out with me.
Target species were crappie and maybe a bluegill or two. Expected to also see one or two bass.
Ended up with a 22" walleye. That lake is not "famous for" walleye and I've never caught one there.
I was working one spot that was being pretty productive, albeit for smaller crappie. I was using a 1/32 oz lead jig with a 2" baby shad plastic. Ultralight rod with 4 lb test mono.
When the fish bit, I thought, "Nice bite." Within a few seconds I thought, "Wow, this is a big crappie." A few seconds later I thought, "World class crappie, maybe a decent sized bass." After a few more seconds, and after loosening the drag, I thought, "That's no bass."
Had to get it in the boat by hand because I didn't bring a net. Unhooked, pics taken, and then released.
I was amazed that it didn't bite through the mono nor snap the line.
Target species were crappie and maybe a bluegill or two. Expected to also see one or two bass.
Ended up with a 22" walleye. That lake is not "famous for" walleye and I've never caught one there.
I was working one spot that was being pretty productive, albeit for smaller crappie. I was using a 1/32 oz lead jig with a 2" baby shad plastic. Ultralight rod with 4 lb test mono.
When the fish bit, I thought, "Nice bite." Within a few seconds I thought, "Wow, this is a big crappie." A few seconds later I thought, "World class crappie, maybe a decent sized bass." After a few more seconds, and after loosening the drag, I thought, "That's no bass."
Had to get it in the boat by hand because I didn't bring a net. Unhooked, pics taken, and then released.
I was amazed that it didn't bite through the mono nor snap the line.
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LOVE those kind of bites...that rascal would have been in the frying pan within hours. lol
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