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Location: NeverNever Lake | Just went to my local( Piedmont,Ohio)Lake. Saw a few peeps fishen out in the middle. 11"s of ice. Maybe, just maybe, I will be able to launch by April Fools Day. Not holding my breath though!
Duponts'Super-Gel could make for some good fishen! |
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Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin | We have about 30" on some of the lakes here. I am hoping for the last week April...I GOT THE 250 OPTIMAX XS!!!!! YES!!!!!!! zoom zoom zoom..... |
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Location: NeverNever Lake | Steve,
Sounds like you got a Patriot Missile. Can't wait to see that "bad girl"! |
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Location: Greenfield, WI | 250? OH MY! You will have stretch marks on your face and bugs between your teeth!
Your face will look like the grill of your truck after the first mosquito hatch!
This rig will be so fast that you will get there before you leave! |
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| Dude, 2 weeks and we'll be ok...was 78 here yesterday, but will drop back into the 50s this weekend. Brother/Dad got 2 rockfish yesterday and 1 juvenile barse...lakes are still milky from the floding, but they are catching some BIG barse in Smith Mountain Lake; taking the wife to the airport in a couple hrs., so little sponge and I will "remodel" the hootch the next 4 days, and maybe fish some too. |
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Location: Greenfield, WI | Hey Sponge, What is a barse?
Is it the result of the letters left on the table at the end of a scrabble game?
I always learn from you, Mr. Sponge! |
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| Big L...a "barse" is an indication of the southern verbal deficiency common in our area; we don't notice it but then again, we notice very little! The combination of grits, red-eye gravy and hot sauce will often have an adverse effect on our vocal abilities, and to hear a group of us talk sounds like a person shoveling gravel. Add the ping of tobacco juice hitting the side of a pick up truck, and you have the pure uncut sound of the "song of the south"!  |
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Location: NeverNever Lake | Dear Sponge,
Thanks for yet another episode of "mornings rice crispies flying out the nose".
I Swear................................................................. |
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Location: Greenfield, WI | Sponge (Oh Great Intellectual) Thank you for clearing up my confusion...........I think....
SO PART TWO OF MY QUESTION, Do you eat, ride, put it behind a trailer tire to keep it from rolling down hill, or plow fields with a barse?
Edited by Steve Van Lieshout 3/14/2003 8:23 AM
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| There are 4 types of BARSE here...largemorth, smallmorth, rorck, and stripered; if one chooses, he/she removes a letter, and that describes what most of us sit on all summer long, whether it be on a bank, a parch, or the work place...the wife is on a jet now as we speak, so I will sitting on me barse minus the B until the day she returns, at which time I will get me barse minus the B in gear and spic N span the hacienda, insuring that she doesn't kick me barse minus the B upon her entrance into aforementioned dwelling!:O |
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Location: Kawartha Lakes, Ontario | There's about 26" of ice on average here. There's warm weather coming next week, but if it turns cold again, I might be breaking ice in order to get to open water for the walleye opener in May! Muskie opens in June, so there shouldn't be any ice left then. Send me some warm weather please!!!!!
Keep your hooks sharp. |
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Location: Lafayette, IN | ....another week of warm weather and it'll be all "Barse holes and Elbows" gettin' the boat en-route to the land of soft water! (Thanks Sponge for your eloquent syntax) |
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