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On 7/4/10 8:38 PM, Larry wrote:
Harry  wrote:
On 7/4/10 3:08 PM, John H wrote:
On Sat, 03 Jul 2010 18:12:41 -0500, wrote:

Harry ? wrote:
Not a bad feeeeshing report…

Got a 6 AM start so we could get up to the Chesapeake Bay Bridge for a
little BB fishing. Started out casting white and yellow bucktails,
small
ones, near bridge structure, saw a couple guys just off the bridge
pulling in two foot stripers, so we putted over near them to try our
luck. Bite was good for about an hour, and we caught three to four
fish
each, all of which we released successfully.


If you don't have getting some food in mind, fishing is a corrupt
pastime.
What kind of person would just torture fish after fish to inflate his
ego? Probably somebody who calls fish "feeeessh."
Nothing wrong with releasing some fish for various reasons.
But to go fishing *knowing* you won't have any table fare from it?
You're just killing/stressing fish for nothing but silly.
Bowling is more fun and shows more character than that.
One other thing. Don't be messing up other fishermen with that boat
because you can't find fish on your own. Keep your distance.
There's structure with fish all over the place.
Don't be a herd animal. But do be a mensch.

Jim - Examine your motives hourly.


Methinks his motives involve a report posted the day before.


Indeed. I don't usually "post" all of my boating sojourns, because I
live close to the launch ramp and going out in a boat is not a big
deal for me.

You got skunked because you didn't know where to fish or what bait to
use. I didn't get skunked because my neighbor down the street had been
up to the BB the day before, told me the bite was pretty good, and
that he was using small bucktails. Nothing beats local knowledge, even
though it was a day old. But...you can almost always catch some
species of fish around the BB because the underwater structure is a
fish magnet.

It would be a long haul for you in that light boat of yours...but you
could trailer to Sandy Point State Park. Very good launch ramps,
plenty of parking, but you'd have to pop for either a MD Boat License
or all your passengers would have to have individual fishing licenses.
They do check up there.

I've got about a dozen mid-Bay fishing spots I really like for various
reasons, some because they have fish there on occasion. We've pretty
much lost the Nuke Plant and the Gas Docks, though, thanks to former
President Bush's inability to protect the country from attack.

What? Now it's some contrived political issue?


Contrived? The Bush Administration was asleep and failed America. The
two fishing spots I mentioned were available for casual fishermen until
the aftermath of 9-11. You know, the most successful terrorist attack on
the United States ever...the one that took place when Bush was
president. That one.

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Harry  wrote:
On 7/4/10 8:38 PM, Larry wrote:
Harry  wrote:
On 7/4/10 3:08 PM, John H wrote:
On Sat, 03 Jul 2010 18:12:41 -0500, wrote:

Harry ? wrote:
Not a bad feeeeshing report…

Got a 6 AM start so we could get up to the Chesapeake Bay Bridge
for a
little BB fishing. Started out casting white and yellow bucktails,
small
ones, near bridge structure, saw a couple guys just off the bridge
pulling in two foot stripers, so we putted over near them to try our
luck. Bite was good for about an hour, and we caught three to four
fish
each, all of which we released successfully.


If you don't have getting some food in mind, fishing is a corrupt
pastime.
What kind of person would just torture fish after fish to inflate his
ego? Probably somebody who calls fish "feeeessh."
Nothing wrong with releasing some fish for various reasons.
But to go fishing *knowing* you won't have any table fare from it?
You're just killing/stressing fish for nothing but silly.
Bowling is more fun and shows more character than that.
One other thing. Don't be messing up other fishermen with that boat
because you can't find fish on your own. Keep your distance.
There's structure with fish all over the place.
Don't be a herd animal. But do be a mensch.

Jim - Examine your motives hourly.


Methinks his motives involve a report posted the day before.


Indeed. I don't usually "post" all of my boating sojourns, because I
live close to the launch ramp and going out in a boat is not a big
deal for me.

You got skunked because you didn't know where to fish or what bait to
use. I didn't get skunked because my neighbor down the street had been
up to the BB the day before, told me the bite was pretty good, and
that he was using small bucktails. Nothing beats local knowledge, even
though it was a day old. But...you can almost always catch some
species of fish around the BB because the underwater structure is a
fish magnet.

It would be a long haul for you in that light boat of yours...but you
could trailer to Sandy Point State Park. Very good launch ramps,
plenty of parking, but you'd have to pop for either a MD Boat License
or all your passengers would have to have individual fishing licenses.
They do check up there.

I've got about a dozen mid-Bay fishing spots I really like for various
reasons, some because they have fish there on occasion. We've pretty
much lost the Nuke Plant and the Gas Docks, though, thanks to former
President Bush's inability to protect the country from attack.

What? Now it's some contrived political issue?


Contrived? The Bush Administration was asleep and failed America. The
two fishing spots I mentioned were available for casual fishermen
until the aftermath of 9-11. You know, the most successful terrorist
attack on the United States ever...the one that took place when Bush
was president. That one.
So they should be open now? Do you really think if Obama was in office,
9-11 wouldn't have happened? I don't think you are that dumb.

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On 7/4/10 9:26 PM, Larry wrote:
Harry  wrote:
On 7/4/10 8:38 PM, Larry wrote:
Harry  wrote:
On 7/4/10 3:08 PM, John H wrote:
On Sat, 03 Jul 2010 18:12:41 -0500, wrote:

Harry ? wrote:
Not a bad feeeeshing report…

Got a 6 AM start so we could get up to the Chesapeake Bay Bridge
for a
little BB fishing. Started out casting white and yellow bucktails,
small
ones, near bridge structure, saw a couple guys just off the bridge
pulling in two foot stripers, so we putted over near them to try our
luck. Bite was good for about an hour, and we caught three to four
fish
each, all of which we released successfully.


If you don't have getting some food in mind, fishing is a corrupt
pastime.
What kind of person would just torture fish after fish to inflate his
ego? Probably somebody who calls fish "feeeessh."
Nothing wrong with releasing some fish for various reasons.
But to go fishing *knowing* you won't have any table fare from it?
You're just killing/stressing fish for nothing but silly.
Bowling is more fun and shows more character than that.
One other thing. Don't be messing up other fishermen with that boat
because you can't find fish on your own. Keep your distance.
There's structure with fish all over the place.
Don't be a herd animal. But do be a mensch.

Jim - Examine your motives hourly.


Methinks his motives involve a report posted the day before.


Indeed. I don't usually "post" all of my boating sojourns, because I
live close to the launch ramp and going out in a boat is not a big
deal for me.

You got skunked because you didn't know where to fish or what bait to
use. I didn't get skunked because my neighbor down the street had been
up to the BB the day before, told me the bite was pretty good, and
that he was using small bucktails. Nothing beats local knowledge, even
though it was a day old. But...you can almost always catch some
species of fish around the BB because the underwater structure is a
fish magnet.

It would be a long haul for you in that light boat of yours...but you
could trailer to Sandy Point State Park. Very good launch ramps,
plenty of parking, but you'd have to pop for either a MD Boat License
or all your passengers would have to have individual fishing licenses.
They do check up there.

I've got about a dozen mid-Bay fishing spots I really like for various
reasons, some because they have fish there on occasion. We've pretty
much lost the Nuke Plant and the Gas Docks, though, thanks to former
President Bush's inability to protect the country from attack.

What? Now it's some contrived political issue?


Contrived? The Bush Administration was asleep and failed America. The
two fishing spots I mentioned were available for casual fishermen
until the aftermath of 9-11. You know, the most successful terrorist
attack on the United States ever...the one that took place when Bush
was president. That one.
So they should be open now? Do you really think if Obama was in office,
9-11 wouldn't have happened? I don't think you are that dumb.


i think osama had or has a hard-on for the Bush family for several
reasons, one that he did not have for the Gore family.

Be that as it may, Bush was asleep at the switch before 9-11 and for
7-3/4 years afterwards...he was the dumbest and most incompetent
president of the 20th and early 21st century, a man totally ignorant of
the world when he took office and a man driven by moronic religious
superstition while in office. He believes in creationism and the end of
days, and that should be a disqualifier for high public office these days.

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In article ,
says...


Contrived? The Bush Administration was asleep and failed America. The
two fishing spots I mentioned were available for casual fishermen until
the aftermath of 9-11. You know, the most successful terrorist attack on
the United States ever...the one that took place when Bush was
president. That one.



History paints a different picture. When Clinton kept rolling over and
taking it in the ass every time Al-Qaeda attacked the US around the
world they were emboldened to finally attack the US again.

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On 7/5/10 6:42 AM, BAR wrote:
In article8uOdnY0i6rv9rKzRnZ2dnUVZ_hadnZ2d@earthlink .com,
says...


Contrived? The Bush Administration was asleep and failed America. The
two fishing spots I mentioned were available for casual fishermen until
the aftermath of 9-11. You know, the most successful terrorist attack on
the United States ever...the one that took place when Bush was
president. That one.



History paints a different picture. When Clinton kept rolling over and
taking it in the ass every time Al-Qaeda attacked the US around the
world they were emboldened to finally attack the US again.



snerk

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On Jul 4, 3:17Â*pm, Harry  wrote:
On 7/4/10 3:08 PM, John H wrote:



On Sat, 03 Jul 2010 18:12:41 -0500, Â*wrote:

Harry ? wrote:
Not a bad feeeeshing report…

Got a 6 AM start so we could get up to the Chesapeake Bay Bridge for a
little BB fishing. Started out casting white and yellow bucktails, small
ones, near bridge structure, saw a couple guys just off the bridge
pulling in two foot stripers, so we putted over near them to try our
luck. Bite was good for about an hour, and we caught three to four fish
each, all of which we released successfully.

If you don't have getting some food in mind, fishing is a corrupt pastime.
What kind of person would just torture fish after fish to inflate his
ego? Â*Probably somebody who calls fish "feeeessh."
Nothing wrong with releasing some fish for various reasons.
But to go fishing *knowing* you won't have any table fare from it?
You're just killing/stressing fish for nothing but silly.
Bowling is more fun and shows more character than that.
One other thing. Â*Don't be messing up other fishermen with that boat
because you can't find fish on your own. Â*Keep your distance.
There's structure with fish all over the place.
Don't be a herd animal. Â*But do be a mensch.

Jim - Examine your motives hourly.

Methinks his motives involve a report posted the day before.

Indeed. I don't usually "post" all of my boating sojourns, because I
live close to the launch ramp and going out in a boat is not a big deal
for me.

You got skunked because you didn't know where to fish or what bait to
use. I didn't get skunked because my neighbor down the street had been
up to the BB the day before, told me the bite was pretty good, and that
he was using small bucktails. Nothing beats local knowledge, even though
it was a day old. But...you can almost always catch some species of fish
around the BB because the underwater structure is a fish magnet.

It would be a long haul for you in that light boat of yours...but you
could trailer to Sandy Point State Park. Very good launch ramps, plenty
of parking, but you'd have to pop for either a MD Boat License or all
your passengers would have to have individual fishing licenses. They do
check up there.

I've got about a dozen mid-Bay fishing spots I really like for various
reasons, some because they have fish there on occasion. We've pretty
much lost the Nuke Plant and the Gas Docks, though, thanks to former
President Bush's inability to protect the country from attack.

It's July. I'll give you a response.

I don't believe your feeeeeshing report any more than I believe any of
your other nonsense. I *would* believe that you copied the report from
someone on Tidalfish or any other fishing forum.

Harry, you are a liar. Why should one believe anything you say?

So, have a great day and make up some more stories.

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On 7/5/10 7:47 AM, John H wrote:
On Jul 4, 3:17 pm, Harry wrote:
On 7/4/10 3:08 PM, John H wrote:



On Sat, 03 Jul 2010 18:12:41 -0500, wrote:

Harry ? wrote:
Not a bad feeeeshing report…

Got a 6 AM start so we could get up to the Chesapeake Bay Bridge for a
little BB fishing. Started out casting white and yellow bucktails, small
ones, near bridge structure, saw a couple guys just off the bridge
pulling in two foot stripers, so we putted over near them to try our
luck. Bite was good for about an hour, and we caught three to four fish
each, all of which we released successfully.

If you don't have getting some food in mind, fishing is a corrupt pastime.
What kind of person would just torture fish after fish to inflate his
ego? Probably somebody who calls fish "feeeessh."
Nothing wrong with releasing some fish for various reasons.
But to go fishing *knowing* you won't have any table fare from it?
You're just killing/stressing fish for nothing but silly.
Bowling is more fun and shows more character than that.
One other thing. Don't be messing up other fishermen with that boat
because you can't find fish on your own. Keep your distance.
There's structure with fish all over the place.
Don't be a herd animal. But do be a mensch.

Jim - Examine your motives hourly.

Methinks his motives involve a report posted the day before.

Indeed. I don't usually "post" all of my boating sojourns, because I
live close to the launch ramp and going out in a boat is not a big deal
for me.

You got skunked because you didn't know where to fish or what bait to
use. I didn't get skunked because my neighbor down the street had been
up to the BB the day before, told me the bite was pretty good, and that
he was using small bucktails. Nothing beats local knowledge, even though
it was a day old. But...you can almost always catch some species of fish
around the BB because the underwater structure is a fish magnet.

It would be a long haul for you in that light boat of yours...but you
could trailer to Sandy Point State Park. Very good launch ramps, plenty
of parking, but you'd have to pop for either a MD Boat License or all
your passengers would have to have individual fishing licenses. They do
check up there.

I've got about a dozen mid-Bay fishing spots I really like for various
reasons, some because they have fish there on occasion. We've pretty
much lost the Nuke Plant and the Gas Docks, though, thanks to former
President Bush's inability to protect the country from attack.

It's July. I'll give you a response.

I don't believe your feeeeeshing report any more than I believe any of
your other nonsense. I *would* believe that you copied the report from
someone on Tidalfish or any other fishing forum.

Harry, you are a liar. Why should one believe anything you say?

So, have a great day and make up some more stories.


I don't give a **** what you believe, herring. You are a racist, sexist
pig, a waster of oxygen, and a hypocrite of the first order. Worst of
all, you are a ****-poor fisherman, and probably one that fished the Bay
last week without a license.

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In article ,
says...

On Sat, 03 Jul 2010 18:12:41 -0500, Jim wrote:

Harry ? wrote:
Not a bad feeeeshing report?

Got a 6 AM start so we could get up to the Chesapeake Bay Bridge for a
little BB fishing. Started out casting white and yellow bucktails, small
ones, near bridge structure, saw a couple guys just off the bridge
pulling in two foot stripers, so we putted over near them to try our
luck. Bite was good for about an hour, and we caught three to four fish
each, all of which we released successfully.


If you don't have getting some food in mind, fishing is a corrupt pastime.
What kind of person would just torture fish after fish to inflate his
ego? Probably somebody who calls fish "feeeessh."
Nothing wrong with releasing some fish for various reasons.
But to go fishing *knowing* you won't have any table fare from it?
You're just killing/stressing fish for nothing but silly.
Bowling is more fun and shows more character than that.
One other thing. Don't be messing up other fishermen with that boat
because you can't find fish on your own. Keep your distance.
There's structure with fish all over the place.
Don't be a herd animal. But do be a mensch.

Jim - Examine your motives hourly.


Methinks his motives involve a report posted the day before.

snerk

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