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12 hours ago, (MO) MOCarper said:
Naw- had to work all day and.............even the creeks were frozen and 4" of snow/ice overnight.....already behind for the year!!!! ughhhh!!! MO
Yeowww-snow and ice down there too?! Must be global warming, lol.
But I'll betcha you'll have open water soon and will be back at it. Good luck when you go.
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Did anybody get their lines wet on New Years Day?
I went down, but the wind was just too bad to even want to try.
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Yes, I'll raise my glass to that poem. A couple of times!
Tenyson may have written it in 1850, but it reads like it was written yesterday. Very apt.
Here's wishing everyone a much happier and smoother new year.
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Yes. I automatically go to the forum when I log on, am automatically logged in, and can always reply.
In this case, in Adam's thread, there isn't even a place to reply.
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Why is it that in Adam Tomlin's post of 12/18/20 "Record Mirror Carp", I am not able to reply, but others can?
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I'll ditto those sentiments.
Here's wishing all you guys (and ladies) and your families a Merry Christmas.
Have a happy and safe day.
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Several days ago the Mohawk River was ice from bank to bank. Then the Wednesday night-Thursday storm dumped 28 inches of snow, which has shut everything outside down. The skiers and snowmobilers are much happier than I am.
Now it's up to Kirk and the rest of the southern guys to keep reporting in and keep the morale up.
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I have used those drywall anchors for my pack and they certainly work, but I've found just molding the pack around the sinker works good if you aren't trying to cast a hundred yards. The flat, no-roll sinkers will keep the pack bait on better than the eggs. 'Just one less item on your line.
When using those drywall anchors it's a good idea to use a bead between the swivel and the anchor to keep the swivel from getting jammed in the anchor.
If you are using a couple kernels of corn for a pick up, the hair pictured may be a bit long.
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SlabMaster, Welcome to CAG.
Yup, you are going to find that carp are more fun, more challenging (to downright frustrating), but much more rewarding than catfish.
I'm sure someone from your area will be in contact with you. Try contacting Cannonball.
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It will open now.
Thanks.
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Yes, that was an exciting tournament with outstanding fish being caught. The number of 30's brought in was incredible. And in the fall to boot! A job well done by all.
Of course there's no need to even mention the winner's accomplishments, especially with that 50, but, congratulations anyway Jerome.
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I tried to open yesterday's post by Savayman entitled NACA Q3 2020 and was told "You do not have permission to read this post" The error code is 2F173/H.
Why don't I have permission to open the posting?
Ken
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Mo,
Here's hoping you and your family had a wonderful Thanksgiving too. 'Hope you've got a lot of left-overs.
Ken
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Nice November fishing.
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Don't worry about the odds. Just keep doing whatever it is that you are doing--the Fishing Gods are definitely with you.
Are CAG members going to be seeing a really good deal on a new NGT Carp Runner?
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I enjoyed the video.
I wish I had more 'creeks' locally to do this type of fishing. It looks like a lot of fun and quite productive.
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Mo,
Excellent write up!
As always, very interesting and informative.
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Hi Mike,
Welcome to CAG.
Being 'educated' on those hard to catch British carp has served you well. You've done very well here in just the past two weeks. (Much better than some of us "locally experienced" fishermen.
Congratulations on the 38. Impressive.
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Egads!!
This is one of the most impressive group of pictures I've seen. And these were the big ones; I can only imagine the number of smaller fish that were caught. The weights of the 'big ones' would be interesting to see. Some look very close to, if not, 40's. What was the time span you spent catching this fish?
It's time I tried "fishing the puff". I've looked on the shelves for them, but have never located any puffs in local stores. Do you know of any good substitutes?
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Bluegills and chubs are no strangers to biting on corn either.
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For all of you that have been around here for awhile, you will remember Scott Osmond. Here is an American Carp Society interview with him that you will find interesting.
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You are having a banner year. The sturgeon is a strange looking guy.
Good luck on your 1000 fish. You're certainly way ahead of me already.
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Here are the names and stories of the fishermen who "started" our sport, and added to it through the years. Most of you will recognize many of them.
The 1st?
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That is some impressive fishing Dave!
Your Jan 2nd would be a great day here in June.