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Got Stripers · 04-23-2001, 07:53 AM

is my boat is scheduled to go into a different shop tomorrow aaaahhh; or is it Wednesday as noted on my other calender. I have to give them a call, because tomorrow's going to be pushing 80 again and I feel a little hooky is in order. The beauty of being self employed and running things out of a home office, is that I can fire myself anytime I want. I just wish I could win the next megabucks or Powerball, so I didn't have to keep hiring myself back...lol.

Anyone heard if there are actually catchable numbers over at the Plymouth power plant? I've heard they have a shutdown as well, so is the discharge not helping things? Hopefully (knock on wood), this other Suzuki dealer will get my shift problems resolved with some new cables and the weather will hold for maybe a boat ride over there late in the week.

On to the Saturday trip Juls & Bil. Please advise on the following;

1. Got no korkers, are they critical? Got felt wading shoes & neoprenes, that ok?
2. Torn between bringing the new 7 foot spinning or casting, depends on best choice for baits and casting distance required to some extent. Soft plastic or plugs? Describe your choice for baits for a small selection. What's the average cast distance required, we up close and personal or do we need some distance?
3. You know I'm not a big jig man and weight & fish my plastic differently. I doubt this is a problem, unless your fishing deep water, what depth water we fishing typically? Hard running current?
4. We meeting and car pooling from there? How many people are in on this?

Just a few questions. Hope this weather holds out, be nice to have a nice warm day like yesterday, but maybe some lighter winds.

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Tight lines.

04-23-2001, 07:53 AM	#1
Got Stripers Ledge Runner Baits iTrader: (0) Join Date: Oct 2000 Location: I live in a house, but my soul is at sea. Posts: 8,618	This weather is just too sweet, the only problem is my boat is scheduled to go into a different shop tomorrow aaaahhh; or is it Wednesday as noted on my other calender. I have to give them a call, because tomorrow's going to be pushing 80 again and I feel a little hooky is in order. The beauty of being self employed and running things out of a home office, is that I can fire myself anytime I want. I just wish I could win the next megabucks or Powerball, so I didn't have to keep hiring myself back...lol. Anyone heard if there are actually catchable numbers over at the Plymouth power plant? I've heard they have a shutdown as well, so is the discharge not helping things? Hopefully (knock on wood), this other Suzuki dealer will get my shift problems resolved with some new cables and the weather will hold for maybe a boat ride over there late in the week. On to the Saturday trip Juls & Bil. Please advise on the following; 1. Got no korkers, are they critical? Got felt wading shoes & neoprenes, that ok? 2. Torn between bringing the new 7 foot spinning or casting, depends on best choice for baits and casting distance required to some extent. Soft plastic or plugs? Describe your choice for baits for a small selection. What's the average cast distance required, we up close and personal or do we need some distance? 3. You know I'm not a big jig man and weight & fish my plastic differently. I doubt this is a problem, unless your fishing deep water, what depth water we fishing typically? Hard running current? 4. We meeting and car pooling from there? How many people are in on this? Just a few questions. Hope this weather holds out, be nice to have a nice warm day like yesterday, but maybe some lighter winds. [img="http://www.rgsiroisco.com/fisherman.gif"] Tight lines.