gettin through the winter

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Permalink Reply by Tom Edwards on December 15, 2009 at 11:13am

"Just grass carp", right? LOL

BigBass Dez said:

Well with lake washington being less than two blocks from my front door i try best to make it over the winter months atleast 2-3 times per month . Winter smallmouth fishing can be a fun day on the lake, not many bites but more than often the size of your catch will be rewarding enough to justify the frostbite ! As for time around the house WOW ! Like others i play this strange game with myself year after year of organizing all my tackle over and over ..Reading , music , football , internet , bass chating etc are tools that help ease the pain of cabin fever ! I still get a kick out of looking at my nieghbors face as they watch me practice flippen and pitching outside in the dead of winter , and yes everytime the same question is always ask "you catching anything" ..lol

Permalink Reply by Chris Blandi on December 15, 2009 at 11:25am

I still haven't cleaned up my tackle from this year, good goin Cody. I try to fish and run the boat once or twice a month during the winter. Most important thing I try to do during the winter is save money, hasn't happened yet this year. Last year I spent a ton of time on Grand Theft Auto for Xbox360, and reading bass books.

Permalink Reply by Jake Anderson on December 15, 2009 at 11:49am

I enjoy watching the FLW tournies on-line. Love hearing Hobbs say "Now thats a columbia river smallie"....while trying to reel in Kromm in 2008 on the River.

Permalink Reply by cody hampton on December 15, 2009 at 12:53pm

ive watched every flw tournament on there from the beginning of 2008 haha

Jake "The Snake" Anderson said:

I enjoy watching the FLW tournies on-line. Love hearing Hobbs say "Now thats a columbia river smallie"....while trying to reel in Kromm in 2008 on the River.

Permalink Reply by Jerry on December 15, 2009 at 2:14pm

I jones like hell about this time of year. Not having a boat and being in the tube in 40 degree water limits me somewhat. I HAVE to fish, so I usually fish for cutts in Long Lk (Kitsap Co) which is productive, or the occasional steelhead trip which is never productive, but it is fishing.

Permalink Reply by Mike Bess on December 15, 2009 at 2:17pm

My advice is to go kill something

Permalink Reply by Shawn O'Connell on December 15, 2009 at 3:39pm

Steelhead and Walleye for me. I also pour up a lot of jigs and attempt other tackle making projects when the weather really has me socked in. I also seem to spend a lot of time on this web site :)

Permalink Reply by Jake Anderson on December 15, 2009 at 4:35pm

Amen.

Mike Bess said:

My advice is to go kill something

Permalink Reply by Ben Hanes on December 15, 2009 at 5:26pm

Hunt, bass and steelhead fish in October. Hunt, bass and steelhead fish in November. Hunt, bass and steelhead fish in December. Hunt, get boat and gear tuned up in January. Steelhead and walleye fish in February. Fish for steelhead, walleye, and bass in March. Bass from then on out way too much.

Permalink Reply by Troy Pattillo on December 15, 2009 at 5:38pm

Geez, thanks for the reminder buddy. I'm in the midst of a packing spree preparing for an end of month move and you gotta bring this shit up. Haven't been out since the WAFISH fest and I too am looking at this warming trend wishing I was fishing.

Permalink Reply by Troy Pattillo on December 15, 2009 at 5:39pm

How do they smoke up?

SPARKY said:

Could community cats fall in this"kill something" in the city for winter time fun.Either a silencer for a .22 or perhaps a bow.I guess no one ever paid attention to what Bob Barker was saying!!!

Permalink Reply by Joel Alinen on December 15, 2009 at 9:25pm

Hunting and Snowboarding

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