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Oh...fishing report.
Went out for a while this afternoon just to try out some of the new
Berkley "GULP" alive baits. It was really too damned hot for me out on the water, with the temp in the low to middle 90s. Anyway, the baits worked. Fake bloodworms and fake shrimp. |
Oh...fishing report.
On Fri, 03 Aug 2007 18:03:27 -0400, HK wrote:
Went out for a while this afternoon just to try out some of the new Berkley "GULP" alive baits. It was really too damned hot for me out on the water, with the temp in the low to middle 90s. Anyway, the baits worked. Fake bloodworms and fake shrimp. It's funny - I have a selection of those GULP baits for freshwater and I can't really make them work as advertised. Salt water? WHOA!! Excellent additions for tube and worming and I used the shrimp in Charleston Harbor live lining for specks. They worked very well. I'd like to try the shrimp on redfish sometime - maybe next trip. |
Oh...fishing report.
"HK" wrote in message ... Went out for a while this afternoon just to try out some of the new Berkley "GULP" alive baits. It was really too damned hot for me out on the water, with the temp in the low to middle 90s. Anyway, the baits worked. Fake bloodworms and fake shrimp. Fishing in hot weather sucks. I would rather be *in* the water cooling off. ;-) |
Oh...fishing report.
"Short Wave Sportfishing" wrote in message ... On Fri, 03 Aug 2007 18:03:27 -0400, HK wrote: Went out for a while this afternoon just to try out some of the new Berkley "GULP" alive baits. It was really too damned hot for me out on the water, with the temp in the low to middle 90s. Anyway, the baits worked. Fake bloodworms and fake shrimp. It's funny - I have a selection of those GULP baits for freshwater and I can't really make them work as advertised. Salt water? WHOA!! Excellent additions for tube and worming and I used the shrimp in Charleston Harbor live lining for specks. They worked very well. I'd like to try the shrimp on redfish sometime - maybe next trip. I've used the shrimp for redfish in Florida, Mosquito Lagoon, and they work quite well. The leech type also are great for walleye up in Ontario. |
Oh...fishing report.
On Fri, 03 Aug 2007 18:03:27 -0400, HK wrote:
Went out for a while this afternoon just to try out some of the new Berkley "GULP" alive baits. It was really too damned hot for me out on the water, with the temp in the low to middle 90s. Anyway, the baits worked. Fake bloodworms and fake shrimp. Lots of fake stuff there, Harry! Was this on the boat you sold, the lobsta boat, or the boat you're getting? -- John H |
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Short Wave Sportfishing wrote:
On Fri, 03 Aug 2007 18:03:27 -0400, HK wrote: Went out for a while this afternoon just to try out some of the new Berkley "GULP" alive baits. It was really too damned hot for me out on the water, with the temp in the low to middle 90s. Anyway, the baits worked. Fake bloodworms and fake shrimp. It's funny - I have a selection of those GULP baits for freshwater and I can't really make them work as advertised. Salt water? WHOA!! Excellent additions for tube and worming and I used the shrimp in Charleston Harbor live lining for specks. They worked very well. I'd like to try the shrimp on redfish sometime - maybe next trip. I've not tried the GULP ALive fresh water baits. |
Oh...fishing report.
HK wrote:
Short Wave Sportfishing wrote: On Fri, 03 Aug 2007 18:03:27 -0400, HK wrote: Went out for a while this afternoon just to try out some of the new Berkley "GULP" alive baits. It was really too damned hot for me out on the water, with the temp in the low to middle 90s. Anyway, the baits worked. Fake bloodworms and fake shrimp. It's funny - I have a selection of those GULP baits for freshwater and I can't really make them work as advertised. Salt water? WHOA!! Excellent additions for tube and worming and I used the shrimp in Charleston Harbor live lining for specks. They worked very well. I'd like to try the shrimp on redfish sometime - maybe next trip. I've not tried the GULP ALive fresh water baits. I'm sure we are all going to have a better weekend knowing you didn't try a particular bait. Your narcissism now has you believing that the world has an acute interest in what bait(s) you haven't tried. Dan |
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On Aug 3, 8:21 pm, Dan intrceptor@gmaildotcom wrote:
HK wrote: Short Wave Sportfishing wrote: On Fri, 03 Aug 2007 18:03:27 -0400, HK wrote: Went out for a while this afternoon just to try out some of the new Berkley "GULP" alive baits. It was really too damned hot for me out on the water, with the temp in the low to middle 90s. Anyway, the baits worked. Fake bloodworms and fake shrimp. It's funny - I have a selection of those GULP baits for freshwater and I can't really make them work as advertised. Salt water? WHOA!! Excellent additions for tube and worming and I used the shrimp in Charleston Harbor live lining for specks. They worked very well. I'd like to try the shrimp on redfish sometime - maybe next trip. I've not tried the GULP ALive fresh water baits. I'm sure we are all going to have a better weekend knowing you didn't try a particular bait. Your narcissism now has you believing that the world has an acute interest in what bait(s) you haven't tried. Dan- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Uh, fishing, boating, both on topic, useless whimpering and namecalling? Not so much... |
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Missed 'Shark Week' on Discovery last week, eh?
JR JimH wrote: "HK" wrote in message ... Went out for a while this afternoon just to try out some of the new Berkley "GULP" alive baits. It was really too damned hot for me out on the water, with the temp in the low to middle 90s. Anyway, the baits worked. Fake bloodworms and fake shrimp. Fishing in hot weather sucks. I would rather be *in* the water cooling off. ;-) -- -------------------------------------------------------------- Home Page: http://www.seanet.com/~jasonrnorth |
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