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Old 04-22-2022, 06:58 AM   #1
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Weekend Plans
Work and kicking the wife out for a week.

Some decent weather coming.

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Old 04-22-2022, 07:54 AM   #2
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finally getting the dust off and chasing holdovers in the Housatonic sunday with my 10 year old.
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Old 04-22-2022, 01:36 PM   #3
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Old 04-22-2022, 03:18 PM   #4
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Nice! Good luck, fish bombers.
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Working tomorrow morning then grilling and chilling. Fert the lawns and mulch the flower beds Sunday. Maybe sneak out for some fly fishing at the club Sunday morning.
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More freaken yard work, pull pots, clammin, beer…. Enough with the wind already!
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Old 04-22-2022, 05:04 PM   #7
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Nice! Good luck, fish bombers.
whatever captain mike roy suggests. he really likes soft plastics . last year we caught 80+ on a tide, kids loved it.
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Southbound for a week. All the way south. 90 miles from Cuba from what I am told. First time for me. 40th wedding anniversary trip with my wife that has "put up" with all of my mistresses (fishing and hockey and lacrosse) and travel for work and .... well, you get the picture.
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Old 04-22-2022, 06:11 PM   #9
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whatever captain mike roy suggests. he really likes soft plastics . last year we caught 80+ on a tide, kids loved it.
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He knows that river in n’ out. Plastics are surefire to way of getting fish. Good luck, fish have been active lately. Anadromous bait fish coming in the river now.
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Old 04-22-2022, 09:59 PM   #10
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Picked up some near 300 board feet of Rock Maple. Keep me busy for a while, darters/needles. I am going to send one to Spence once the wood air drys and I get around to turning it in the future. Going to take a while for it to dry though.
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whatever captain mike roy suggests. he really likes soft plastics . last year we caught 80+ on a tide, kids loved it.
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Killed them w/ Andrew Monday. Soft plastics. Weighted then unweighted for the kill as the tide dropped.
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Old 04-23-2022, 07:19 PM   #13
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Killed them w/ Andrew Monday. Soft plastics. Weighted then unweighted for the kill as the tide dropped.
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andrew is captain mikes guy? or another andrew?

my ten year old has never caught anything other than snappers, sunnies, crappie, and perch. hoping he really likes this.
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Old 04-23-2022, 07:26 PM   #14
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Picked up some near 300 board feet of Rock Maple. Keep me busy for a while, darters/needles. I am going to send one to Spence once the wood air drys and I get around to turning it in the future. Going to take a while for it to dry though.
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Rock maple? Dude make me a cutting board
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Southbound for a week. All the way south. 90 miles from Cuba from what I am told. First time for me. 40th wedding anniversary trip with my wife that has "put up" with all of my mistresses (fishing and hockey and lacrosse) and travel for work and .... well, you get the picture.



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andrew is captain mikes guy? or another andrew?

my ten year old has never caught anything other than snappers, sunnies, crappie, and perch. hoping he really likes this.
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Yes he work for Mike. Nice young fellow. Cordial and knowledgeable.
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getting the garden ready grass cutting and trying to stop a robin thats been attacking his reflection in my kitchen window for a week Now .. string or paper hung inside or out has failed to stop he attacks against his own reflection LOL
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Your going to need more inserts. 😊Like machining steel.
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I’ve got two rock maple boards and a tabletop. Still look brand new after 20 years.
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Rockmaple used for my baseball bats. The inserts work well.
I dont use much for lures. I have plenty in shop cause thats what we use for our boxes. Have to seal them well. When i use it I either heat and thinned epoxy or double seal with varnish/ turps.
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getting the garden ready grass cutting and trying to stop a robin thats been attacking his reflection in my kitchen window for a week Now .. string or paper hung inside or out has failed to stop he attacks against his own reflection LOL
Brown paper or plastic bag taped to outside of glass to prevent him seeing the reflection that he thinks is another male...
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Rockmaple used for my baseball bats. The inserts work well.
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And that's what I turn AYC
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Paul I still seal AYC. Shorter dunk times. Being in the cedar family , it may be overkill.
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