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Bibsoutdoors

Survivalist
I think saugeye is cross between walleye and cigar,,,, I mean sauger. Wow I ain't had a cigar in years. I used to love a good gar and cup of coffee in the morning. Gave it up years ago, promised my wife trying to live healthier. Humph.
Do you hear that killeroy....that's me weeping for your loss! Nope not weeping, out right bawling! :-(

Bibsoutdoors
 

Northern Dancer

Survivalist
All seriousness aside. I'm just going to have to take fishing lessons. I may have accidentally cut myself out of a lot of fun and relaxation. Mann those things look daunting but if you can do it, and I can start with something small (like maybe a gold fish) - who knows, maybe someday I could it the big time league.

:bear: Baden Bear here, "Though ND is skilled in many ways he is absolutely hopeless when it comes to fishing even the game."
 

killeroy154

Survivalist
Hey, gold fish make excellent bait. Just don't use those fancy gold fish, that ain't cool. Night crawlers are excellent bait also. I fished with a buddy and his son on lake Erie once. We went 7 miles out from Cleveland ohio. I thought he was nuts. 7 miles? Good grief that's out in the middle of no where, and you couldn't see land after 2 miles. It was a calm day with 1 to 3 foot swells. Ooh I got sick to. This is the only way I know how to describe it. When you put a drop of water on a flat surface it pulses or sort of moves up and down for a bit, now imagine waves on top of that. So now you are floating on a wavy pulsating bubble of water. I get queezy thinking about it. Any how, all we used were night crawlers. Of course they were Canadian Night Crawlers. I don't know why they were more special then our home grown worms?
 
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