Thread: Fishing Tomorrow?

Well finally, the wind has laid out and is supposed to be light tomorrow. I'm going to Farrington Point for a few hours before work. Anyone else going? It's going to be nice and cold! I'm sure the dog will be glad to tag along. He's acting crazy now that the temps are cooling down. I hope the fish are biting like Mike Tyson tomorrow. Good luck everyone.

Catch You A Mess Whompus. Yeah It Will Be Cold But After The First Few Slabs, It Will Feel Like Spring Time. Glad Your Getting To Go And On A Monday. Life Is Good. Let Us Know How Ya Do.

if my starter dont break i wouldnt mind hitting the rock around 11 for a few hours good luck this morning

Back to work for me--digging bulbs. Arisaema, Trillium, Sauromatum, Amorohophallus, Cypella, Allium need harvesting. Unfortunately, that leaves me no time for Pomoxis. I'll try to get the Social pics up today or tomorrow. Good Luck Whompus, Painter, and all other lakebound folks on this crisp but calm morning.

crat, now what language is that you are speaking?

Digging your own bulbs or around an old homeplace. Been wanting to get some old variety bulbs.

Ended up with 14... biggest fish 2 @ 14" one 13 1/2 the rest were 10.5-12 Fished minners and jigs, no fish on minners, all caught on jigs. Took an hour to find the fish, probably would have had a limit if I would have found them earlier. Fished farrington point. Good luck!

good catch whompus i ended up in tt for a few hours it sure was ptetty out there today brought home 10 most all were 10'' couple between 11'' &12 fished minnows in 20' around 15' down

good job whompus cat...thanks for the report.

Painter thanks for the report from your day on the town....good job. I can't wait until my biggest decision will be the town or High Rock...Bojangles or Ricks Restaurant.

Nice catch, Whompus! It's good to know they are likin' the jigs! Did you get a fishfinder yet?

Poppop...Those are the genus's of the bulbs. Binomial nomenclature (genus & species) is always in Latin.

Todobien, I was digging bulbs at work. Check out plantdelights.com--they offer the most incredible selection of hard to find stuff. This ain't no Home Depot Garden Center!! Also, most people enjoy the political sattire on each catalog cover. The fall edition is "Plants Gone Wild"