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Happy Hookers... Er, fisherpersons... LOL
Well, I'm starting this thread because I just KNOW I can't be the only person on this site who's addicted to fishing. I live in Miami, so fishing is almost a lifestyle for me. Got the fishermyns' tan going and all. lol Come on, confess and let us all know about your catches. I'll share mine too!
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Hello Miami , thanks for starting this one! I'm a huge huge fan of fishing.
I'm from Wv, Ky , southern Ohio area, and have a ton of places to fish up here. I love bass fishing !!!!!!!!!!! I'm the jon boat kind of guy nothing fancy at all, do some fly fishing for trout, like to fish for channel cats... you name it I love it so thanks on this thread. -RNguy |
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Cerys, you can crochet me a blanket for when I go fising on those cold days.. lol
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I love to fish. I fish both saltwater and freshwater. Nothing beats it. It really relaxes me. The funny thing is...I get terribly seasick. The up and down of the huge ocean waves get me all the time when I go deep sea fishing.
I would love to buy a boat, and live on it full time. |
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Yep........Love to fish Salt Water.........I grew up out on the deep sea boats in San Diego, but now that im down here closer to the Gulf wishin I was a fishin..........Hope to get out this summer and go fishing. Been fresh water fishing for the last 8 yrs around here in TX and I just can't seem to get a fight out of anything in the lakes . I would love to hook up with a yellowtail(Pacific Ocean) Not sure what they have down in the Gulf. Guess i will find out some day.
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haha don't say chicken either. I'd love to try eat. I went marlin fishin a couple times and was blown away.. talk about bulking up and being tired real quick. I caught a very good size red fish and the guys on the boat were laughing at me bc i'm this bass fisher from the mountains. I was blown away by the strength of the marlin and even the red fish. It was a long haul to pull in and took a long time. I was dead tired after that trip but had a blast and would go again in a heartbeat. I'm trying to get the wife to go fishing with me, she's not going to have it at all. haha cute though. -RNguy |
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I fish when I can.Timber u should go to taledo bend lake,it borders Tex & LA,I hear the fishing is really good there.Last time I went I caugh some fantastic brem two ice chest full..on red wigglys.Last year someone caught a 14 pound bass in the red river and its in the tank at outdoor super center...big fish to be shure.
I went salt water fishing once al all I did was puke and turn green,caught a fue fish tho. Rockin |
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Doll and I just got back for Louisiana yesterday, we hit the casino's. We had to stop at the welcome to Louisiana center, she was looking up casino's and shopping and I was pulling all the brochures for fishing, so the next time I drive up there, It will be a fabulous weekend of fishing, mosquito's and pure fun. Then I can hit the casino's again... Timber! I will take you to the red fish and drum spots... Sheep heads and flounder spots, so start rigg'in your poles buddy.
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Texas coast is not what I'm use to. I come from the Pacific ocean, where all the fish have funky Hawaiian names, that I miss, and reefs so huge that all the fish are happy. The colors are amazing, and fishing was never dull.
The first few times I caught something here in texas, I would ask the guy next to me, what the heck is this? <Holding up my catch> and the guys would laugh and say, a fish, I would get cranky and say, no man, what kind of fish is this, I have never seen one like it before. I caught a lot of slack from the fishermen here, I would have to come home, look on-line and figure out what the heck I caught, lol. Most fish here in texas are silver, or brown, and I am use to rainbow color fishes... Then I finally caught a flounder, and I thought it was a freak fish, I wanted to throw it back into the water until another fisherman said, waitttttttttttttt don't throw that back, it's a flounder, dem is good eat'en. That day I caught a whold bunch of them, and Left drunk and with $80.00 in my pocket cause the guys bought them from me. Now my goals here are the Red Fish... yeee hawww, I think I am getting the hang of this gulf coast action. |
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Blaze..dont know where in LA u were but if u get up to Shreveport give a holla,I live about a mile from down town.That invite is for anyone comeing this way.I'm not shure whats the fishing is like at thet moment but will check it out.
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FYI, I started a fishing thread a while ago, but I guess it's always nice to have another.
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I have a new pink reel that lights up when your reelin' in the line I haven't used yet.
I'm not sure about fishing spots in Sacramento but where i come from our cat fish weigh < last year one caught was > 165 pounds Of course it made the local paper in Tennessee.do they grow em that big in California? I can't wait till spring I'm ready !
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When I lived In Honolulu I used to fish off the docks where the big Navy ships where anchored all I ever caught was puffer fish and eels,lol
Well actually rarely did i get an eel to the top of the water before they bite the line into...but they put up a helluva good fight!
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An article written by Ron Brooks,
An End to Fishing as We Know it - Is it In Sight? Saturday January 23, 2010 I was reading my National Fisherman, a commercial fishing oriented magazine today and the article on Red Snapper hit me right between the eyes. All my efforts have been looking at the red snapper debate from a recreational point of view. This article looked from a commercial fishing perspective. If the rules being put in place are held up, it could mean that red snapper fishing on the U.S. Southeastern Atlantic coast could be stopped for as many as 35 years - yes that is 35 years. Right now, the season is closed for red snapper and for all shallow water grouper in the Southeastern Atlantic Federal waters. But, this is just an interim rule while the Southeastern Atlantic Fisheries Management Council (SAFMC) decides on a permanent ruling for these species. Some of the options they are discussing include a deep water closure - from 240 feet on out - to all bottom fishing and/or a complete closure of all bottom fishing for specified areas of water from North Carolina to the Florida Keys. I am no scientist, nor am I a fisheries biologist. But, I am a fisherman, and it pains me to think that the possibility that I will be prohibited from fishing in the future is very real. The "final" solution, once the population of these species are "sustainable is to have something called allocations. These would say rather than a bag limit on a particular species, you would be allowed to keep x number of fish, regardless of size or species. The bad part about this is that not everyone will get an allocation. There will only be so many to go around, and not every fisherman will get one. That's the way it was presented to me. So - what can you do? Contact your state and federal Representatives and Senators and let them know in no uncertain terms that you are not happy with (1) the way the NOAA and the SAFMC are handling the fishery, and (2) that the Magneson Stevens Act is bad legislation at a very bad time. Act now before they really do start taking away our fishing rights! |
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Do you know where red hill is.that's where I lived. I could look out from my lanai and see the pink hospital and diamond head !!!
I saw my first and only ever double rainbow there ! One day We will go back and you and doll can go with us and you can show me the good fishing spots,lol
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