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Post by Indianahunter on May 10, 2010 10:29:05 GMT -5
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Post by deadon on May 10, 2010 15:04:56 GMT -5
Man Nice fish. You made memories that day
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Post by DBinNY on May 10, 2010 21:03:03 GMT -5
When did you get out when the wind wasn't blowing 800 mph? There's no nookie like chinookie.
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Post by Indianahunter on May 12, 2010 8:58:40 GMT -5
Man Nice fish. You made memories that day Yes we did! I've been fishing this lake for many years and this day was one of the best ever... Multiple doubles, one triple, and one quad, You should have seen everyone pulling poles, moving lines and dancing with each other to keep the lines free...... All this while bouncing like a cork in a bucket... Man it was great!
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Post by Indianahunter on May 12, 2010 9:15:51 GMT -5
When did you get out when the wind wasn't blowing 800 mph? There's no nookie like chinookie. We were scheduled to leave the marina at 6:00am but were weathered in by a "small craft advisory". We were one of several charters booked that day out of St. Joe and one of the local fishing associations was having a two-day tournament so we had lots of eyes on the weather. We got the green light and hit open water around 8:30. Our first fish was on before we could even get all the rods set. However, as you've noted, it was rough and by day's end we were all beat up pretty good. Still a great day had by all...
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Post by youp50 on May 13, 2010 5:31:00 GMT -5
Pretty nice mess of Kings. Last year we hit the 'Lumpies' one trip. I am an old hand at being sea sick. Eat plenty of antacid and have plenty of water. You gotta have something to give. I am routinely laughed at for getting sick. After I explain the water and antacid trick, it is not unusual for a couple of the guys to head to a store for some Rolaids. Kings are the only fish around here that I will get sick for though. We usually get them in mid summer on in northern Lake Michigan. I have seen were a charter Captain was operating in the Straits and was able to find sheltered water every day.
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