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Clint S
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2012/09/27 21:15:53 (permalink)

9/27/12

Saw a few more kings today than ho's.   The Ho's I did see were very fresh and silver and had not started to change color yet.    There were significantly more people today than yesterday.  When I go after work if I pick the wrong spot there is no time to go anywhere else.  Unlike yesterday my walk to a spot that usually holds fish and is not that pressured was the wrong one. Quite a few people there ripping and tearing.  Walked down further and it was even worse with people,  some of them chasing the fish down the rapids.
May go on Sunday, but I am sure it will be a zoo.  Will fish early and be off the water before all the hung over guys get there.  Have some time off next week and will probably go up mid week.

The gods do not deduct from man's allotted span the hours spent in fishing.  ~Babylonian Proverb
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    twobob
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    Re:9/27/12 2012/09/28 00:21:37 (permalink)
    thanks clint.
    gonna give it a run this morning.
    a little worried from what you say about the crowd.
    i was gonna give mid river a shot but maybe i'll go with an audible and see what it looks like once i line up.
    the trouble with that is going in in the dark its the people that come later not who i know is there when i start.
     
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    Re:9/27/12 2012/09/28 06:57:00 (permalink)
    Bob on the weekend that why I have been walking in the woods with my flashlight so I can cast at legal light.   I only fish till it gets crowded and then leave sometimes to another spot sometimes home.

    The gods do not deduct from man's allotted span the hours spent in fishing.  ~Babylonian Proverb
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