On Sun, 16 Nov 2003 09:15:40 -0500, Harry Krause wrote:

Islanderdad wrote:
I trailered down from the South River area. All the talk was the fish were
south so I pulled the boat and went for it. Strange tides yesterday. I
almost couldn't pull the boat out to take it down there 2 1/2 ft below
predictions all day, finally got it out last night at about 9.
The talk from the regulars at the ramp when I was leaving Solomons was
tomorrow (Sunday) was the day to get out. Unfortunately I heavily mortgaged
the honey do list to get out today, going tomorrow might cost me half of
everything I own :-)
It was a little choppy with a steady wind. Took some agua over the bow on a
few occasions. Caught him in 65 ft of water on an umbrella
Dad


It was 39F when I got up and now it is 41F. I guess I am getting old,
because that's too cold for me to enjoy fishing. Supposed to get up to
52F or so, but there's a pretty heavy cloud cover. I'm skipping today
and will likely be helping my wife hang some new drapes. Oh, the joy of
that.

One more nice day this season...and I'll be out on the Bay. But it has
to be by next weekend, because Yo Ho is headed for the shrinkwrapper
right after that.

I was planning to go Tuesday. The forecast is 70% chance of rain. May try for
Thursday. Temps in the 40's are not bad for fishing. I would not mind having a
cabin, but once the rod bends any feeling of cold is gone!

John
On the 'Poco Loco' out of Deale, MD

"JohnH" wrote in message
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On Sun, 16 Nov 2003 09:15:40 -0500, Harry Krause
wrote:

Islanderdad wrote:
I trailered down from the South River area. All the talk was the fish
were
south so I pulled the boat and went for it. Strange tides yesterday.
I
almost couldn't pull the boat out to take it down there 2 1/2 ft below
predictions all day, finally got it out last night at about 9.
The talk from the regulars at the ramp when I was leaving Solomons was
tomorrow (Sunday) was the day to get out. Unfortunately I heavily
mortgaged
the honey do list to get out today, going tomorrow might cost me half
of
everything I own :-)
It was a little choppy with a steady wind. Took some agua over the bow
on a
few occasions. Caught him in 65 ft of water on an umbrella
Dad


It was 39F when I got up and now it is 41F. I guess I am getting old,
because that's too cold for me to enjoy fishing. Supposed to get up to
52F or so, but there's a pretty heavy cloud cover. I'm skipping today
and will likely be helping my wife hang some new drapes. Oh, the joy of
that.

One more nice day this season...and I'll be out on the Bay. But it has
to be by next weekend, because Yo Ho is headed for the shrinkwrapper
right after that.

I was planning to go Tuesday. The forecast is 70% chance of rain. May try
for
Thursday. Temps in the 40's are not bad for fishing. I would not mind
having a
cabin, but once the rod bends any feeling of cold is gone!

John
On the 'Poco Loco' out of Deale, MD

John,
There must be a name for that phenomenon, my feet were freezing until I
caught a fish, then they were fine?
My next target is the friday after turkey day keeping my fingers crossed.
Probably go south again,
I get home in the afternoons by 2:30 so if its nice during the week I could
go around here
(South/Rhode penninsula) but I haven't had any luck here.
Dad

On Sun, 16 Nov 2003 10:58:46 -0500, "Islanderdad"
wrote:


"JohnH" wrote in message
.. .
On Sun, 16 Nov 2003 09:15:40 -0500, Harry Krause
wrote:

Islanderdad wrote:
I trailered down from the South River area. All the talk was the fish
were
south so I pulled the boat and went for it. Strange tides yesterday.
I
almost couldn't pull the boat out to take it down there 2 1/2 ft below
predictions all day, finally got it out last night at about 9.
The talk from the regulars at the ramp when I was leaving Solomons was
tomorrow (Sunday) was the day to get out. Unfortunately I heavily
mortgaged
the honey do list to get out today, going tomorrow might cost me half
of
everything I own :-)
It was a little choppy with a steady wind. Took some agua over the bow
on a
few occasions. Caught him in 65 ft of water on an umbrella
Dad


It was 39F when I got up and now it is 41F. I guess I am getting old,
because that's too cold for me to enjoy fishing. Supposed to get up to
52F or so, but there's a pretty heavy cloud cover. I'm skipping today
and will likely be helping my wife hang some new drapes. Oh, the joy of
that.

One more nice day this season...and I'll be out on the Bay. But it has
to be by next weekend, because Yo Ho is headed for the shrinkwrapper
right after that.

I was planning to go Tuesday. The forecast is 70% chance of rain. May try
for
Thursday. Temps in the 40's are not bad for fishing. I would not mind
having a
cabin, but once the rod bends any feeling of cold is gone!

John
On the 'Poco Loco' out of Deale, MD

John,
There must be a name for that phenomenon, my feet were freezing until I
caught a fish, then they were fine?
My next target is the friday after turkey day keeping my fingers crossed.
Probably go south again,
I get home in the afternoons by 2:30 so if its nice during the week I could
go around here
(South/Rhode penninsula) but I haven't had any luck here.
Dad

I think the scientific name is 'adrenaline rush'! Where do you fish out of? Do
you get any weekday fishing times. Are you a teacher? That 2:30 time sounds
familiar. I do a lot of substituting.

John
On the 'Poco Loco' out of Deale, MD

"JohnH" wrote in message
news
On Sun, 16 Nov 2003 10:58:46 -0500, "Islanderdad"

wrote:


"JohnH" wrote in message
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On Sun, 16 Nov 2003 09:15:40 -0500, Harry Krause

wrote:

Islanderdad wrote:
I trailered down from the South River area. All the talk was the
fish
were
south so I pulled the boat and went for it. Strange tides
yesterday.
I
almost couldn't pull the boat out to take it down there 2 1/2 ft
below
predictions all day, finally got it out last night at about 9.
The talk from the regulars at the ramp when I was leaving Solomons
was
tomorrow (Sunday) was the day to get out. Unfortunately I heavily
mortgaged
the honey do list to get out today, going tomorrow might cost me
half
of
everything I own :-)
It was a little choppy with a steady wind. Took some agua over the
bow
on a
few occasions. Caught him in 65 ft of water on an umbrella
Dad


It was 39F when I got up and now it is 41F. I guess I am getting old,
because that's too cold for me to enjoy fishing. Supposed to get up to
52F or so, but there's a pretty heavy cloud cover. I'm skipping today
and will likely be helping my wife hang some new drapes. Oh, the joy
of
that.

One more nice day this season...and I'll be out on the Bay. But it has
to be by next weekend, because Yo Ho is headed for the shrinkwrapper
right after that.

I was planning to go Tuesday. The forecast is 70% chance of rain. May
try
for
Thursday. Temps in the 40's are not bad for fishing. I would not mind
having a
cabin, but once the rod bends any feeling of cold is gone!

John
On the 'Poco Loco' out of Deale, MD

John,
There must be a name for that phenomenon, my feet were freezing until I
caught a fish, then they were fine?
My next target is the friday after turkey day keeping my fingers crossed.
Probably go south again,
I get home in the afternoons by 2:30 so if its nice during the week I
could
go around here
(South/Rhode penninsula) but I haven't had any luck here.
Dad

I think the scientific name is 'adrenaline rush'! Where do you fish out
of? Do
you get any weekday fishing times. Are you a teacher? That 2:30 time
sounds
familiar. I do a lot of substituting.

John
On the 'Poco Loco' out of Deale, MD

I'm out of Rhode Harbor Right now I get out most weekends on saturday if the
weather supports it. I have a 20 ft'r open bow so my weather limits are
tighter than some, probably not the ideal boat for fishing the bay but... I
may try tomorrow afternoon, it looks like rain tuesday - thursday.

Not a teacher but close, I'm in language school right now, the deal is 20
hrs of class (9-1 in DC) and theoretically 2 hours taped home study, I just
take a walkman and listen to my tapes on the boat :-). So if you pass a guy
talking to the fish in a strange language it's probably me, so far the fish
haven't been overly impressed.

Dad

Islanderdad wrote:


I'm out of Rhode Harbor Right now I get out most weekends on saturday if the
weather supports it. I have a 20 ft'r open bow so my weather limits are
tighter than some, probably not the ideal boat for fishing the bay but... I
may try tomorrow afternoon, it looks like rain tuesday - thursday.

Not a teacher but close, I'm in language school right now, the deal is 20
hrs of class (9-1 in DC) and theoretically 2 hours taped home study, I just
take a walkman and listen to my tapes on the boat :-). So if you pass a guy
talking to the fish in a strange language it's probably me, so far the fish
haven't been overly impressed.

Dad



Must be your accent...


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On Sun, 16 Nov 2003 16:19:57 -0500, "Islanderdad"
wrote:

On the 'Poco Loco' out of Deale, MD

I'm out of Rhode Harbor Right now I get out most weekends on saturday if the
weather supports it. I have a 20 ft'r open bow so my weather limits are
tighter than some, probably not the ideal boat for fishing the bay but... I
may try tomorrow afternoon, it looks like rain tuesday - thursday.

Not a teacher but close, I'm in language school right now, the deal is 20
hrs of class (9-1 in DC) and theoretically 2 hours taped home study, I just
take a walkman and listen to my tapes on the boat :-). So if you pass a guy
talking to the fish in a strange language it's probably me, so far the fish
haven't been overly impressed.

Dad

Don't know Rhode Harbor. Where is it?
John
On the 'Poco Loco' out of Deale, MD

haven't been overly impressed.

Dad

Don't know Rhode Harbor. Where is it?
John
On the 'Poco Loco' out of Deale, MD

After the Rhode River and West River split the second creek
on the right on Rhode River is whitemarsh cr.
It's at the opening to the creek.

Dad