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    Quote Originally Posted by BuckeyeCrappie View Post
    I retired 7 years ago and try not to get up before 7 although my aches and bladder say otherwise….
    I’ve been retired seventeen years this month
    I’ve been at it awhile LOL !
    “ The bigger the Bend , the Wider the Grin ! “
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    Quote Originally Posted by gillchaser999 View Post
    I get up at 6:30 every morning. It just takes me awhile to get going. Gets harder everyday!
    I understand that, and just hacking on you
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    Quote Originally Posted by BuckeyeCrappie View Post
    I retired 7 years ago and try not to get up before 7 although my aches and bladder say otherwise….
    I actually like to get up around sunrise, and am a "morning person" but don't keep me up past my bedtime

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    Quote Originally Posted by m.t.hands View Post
    I actually like to get up around sunrise, and am a "morning person" but don't keep me up past my bedtime
    Yes, I have always enjoyed the mornings, even in retirement.
    Bob
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    wake up around 5 here , go on squirrel patrol first light ....flea bitten things need to stay away from our place .....
    more often than not I get gone by 9 .....unless someone says meet me at the lake at sun up ....
    congrats and KABOOM
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    Nice catches. I’m ready for this heat to go.

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    Quote Originally Posted by gillchaser999 View Post
    Got up early (for me) and got to lake McIntosh around 9:25 . The temp was already 80 when I arrived, with very little wind . The air was hazy . We have an air quality alert until tomorrow morning. Unhealthy for Sensitive groups.
    But I want to fish !
    It actually didn’t seem that bad . I’m out there most days for a couple hours and guess I’m use to it .
    My fishing spots are usually in the sun and I wear long sleeves and a wide brim hat .
    I took one rod , my 6’3” Abu Garcia Mass Beat III travel rod , but today I paired it up with a Shimano Soare BB 500spg and 2# Floroclear.
    I had a streamer hook jig with a sowbug Trout Magnet already tied on where I was checking out the casting distance yesterday afternoon.m
    I caught several small shellcrackers ,a small crappie , and a nice bluegill before losing my jig to a snag .
    I switched over to a micro spinner , then a 1g Daiwa spoon , then a 2g spoon , but didn’t get a bit .
    Guessing they wanted plastics , I switched back to a streamer hook jig and a black Bobby Garland Itty bit Swim’r and struggled, catching one small fish .
    I switched over to a bison TM and started catching fish agin including a nice shellcracker and a green sunfish.
    Quite a variety today , catching 15 total . Not bad for a hot morning. Beats sitting at home .
    I left at 11am and the car temp read 90 in the parking lot. Forecasting 96 today .
    Time to get home .
    Beautiful catches! Love the gear, too! Can’t ask for a better day than that in this weather.
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    Some of those cooling towels work pretty well as long as there is a breeze
    The love for fishing is one of the best gifts you can pass along
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    Quote Originally Posted by DockShootinJack View Post
    Some of those cooling towels work pretty well as long as there is a breeze
    I gotta try those towels. Saw them at a store once and wondered about them.

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