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nightfighter
12-05-2011, 07:14 PM
but at 7pm on DECEMBER 5th..... it's 55 degrees! Nice day today... Must have been asked a dozen times why I wasn't on my boat....

JohnnyD
12-06-2011, 01:06 AM
I'm loving this weather. Was just talking to a friend that lives in Truro... we're both wondering if there will be much safe ice down that area this year.

The Dad Fisherman
12-06-2011, 06:08 AM
It Sucks....I want cold....0 degrees for the next 3 weeks would be pissah

Raven
12-06-2011, 06:34 AM
global warming is shifting our winter season
into a different time of year is all....

piemma
12-06-2011, 07:15 AM
It Sucks....I want cold....0 degrees for the next 3 weeks would be pissah

WTF!!! You own an oil company or something????

I'd like to see 50 to 60 degrees till March!!!

Mr. Sandman
12-06-2011, 07:17 AM
I can't want to fish for tarpon, permit:jump1: and sailfish up here !

The Dad Fisherman
12-06-2011, 07:36 AM
WTF!!! You own an oil company or something????

I'd like to see 50 to 60 degrees till March!!!


:hihi:

I want to go ice fishing....can't do that when its 50-60 degrees.

I remember a few years ago my Smelt fishing trip to Maine got canceled because of no ice in January up there......I don't want a repeat of that.

UserRemoved
12-06-2011, 07:37 AM
SNOW Wednesday nite
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HESH2
12-06-2011, 08:01 AM
right now weather great for me chasing winter over stripers in ct with no luck though.

bassballer
12-06-2011, 09:03 AM
yup im ready for the cold. We need snow and need it fast. I want to be slashing powder and riding some glades SOON.

Raven
12-06-2011, 09:21 AM
i'm sitting next to Piemma's fire.... yeah Buddy!

burning less oil is good for all

MAKAI
12-06-2011, 09:22 AM
I'm loving this weather. Was just talking to a friend that lives in Truro... we're both wondering if there will be much safe ice down that area this year.

Only in your rocks glass. Where ice is best.

ecduzitgood
12-06-2011, 09:45 AM
I drove to SOCO hoping to fish but got down there after sunset and with pea soup fog the only thing I found was an empty lot near Charlestown beach. It was my first trip to fish RI and I couldn't find Quonochontaug breachway so I couldn't fish. Has anyone got an address for my gps so next time fog and darkness won't interfere? I still have eels left and want to fish them somewhere.
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UserRemoved
12-06-2011, 09:57 AM
Getcha shovels out mOre on sat nite too
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tunaless greg
12-06-2011, 10:05 AM
There is still an amazing amount of bait in the local northshore waters. i will be putting an aggressive attempt at smelting. I looked over the side of the docks in town, and the water was paved with spearing. Under them was smelt. Under them were 8 inch pollock. I may cast net next years fluke bait, then try to trick the wily smelt. i got 4 jigs in sunday (phone call from command control told me i had to pick up my spawn, killing the hour i had put aside to jig), and i had 8 small pollock in under a minute (c n r). With all the regs changes in our furture, i think you have to learn to enjoy the fish, no matter what size they are.

piemma
12-06-2011, 10:44 AM
[ Has anyone got an address for my gps so next time fog and darkness won't interfere? ][/QUOTE]

Quonny doesn't have an address!
:fury::fury::fury::fury::fury:

PaulS
12-07-2011, 08:04 AM
Ross, you jinxed us.

nightfighter
12-07-2011, 08:28 AM
Ross, you jinxed us.

I don't know about that.... Still 49 degrees here. If all of today's rain were snow, how many inches do you figure you would have had to shovel?

JohnR
12-07-2011, 08:32 AM
I drove to SOCO hoping to fish but got down there after sunset and with pea soup fog the only thing I found was an empty lot near Charlestown beach. It was my first trip to fish RI and I couldn't find Quonochontaug breachway so I couldn't fish. Has anyone got an address for my gps so next time fog and darkness won't interfere? I still have eels left and want to fish them somewhere.
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Lot more needed to access Quonny than a map ;)

Weekapaug or Charlestown are easier access - ALWAYS fish with someone on the breachways until you know it.

PaulS
12-07-2011, 09:13 AM
I don't know about that.... Still 49 degrees here. If all of today's rain were snow, how many inches do you figure you would have had to shovel?

Usually the wife shovels by the time I get home from work. I should check the garage to make sure her shovel is in good working order.:uhuh:

ecduzitgood
12-07-2011, 10:17 AM
Lot more needed to access Quonny than a map ;)
Striper hot spots by Frank Diagnault is my guide and does mention floating across to gain legal access to the west side but I haven't been there yet so I am hesitant about bringirng the yak. Once I have the new ff/gps installed I will be more confident about new areas, considered the wet suit but it's only 3mm.
Weekapaug or Charlestown are easier access - ALWAYS fish with someone on the breachways until you know it.
I do most of my fishing alone, and don't want to waste anyones time trying a new area where I can't help them or at least give them advice based on my experience in the area I am fishing. I am going to try again today except I will get there during daylight, the wait for dawn is pushing my level of endurance though (paying dues again). I am tempted to wait till next week (I'm working Friday through Sunday) but I may have to head for NJ which would require a hotel stay that I can't afford. I wish I could find a hotel that I could check in around 9am and check out arounnd midnight rather than check in at 2pm out at 11am.
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Almost cancelled my trip but I found my last eel making it 14. I have an address thanks to Naviomics. I haven't finished another plug yet John but I will ritire the one I fish to you if we meet up. That might give me the incentive to finish the jointed version if I can find it :)...on the road now it's going to be a tough night, hope I endure till dawn.