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Jb and myself was wondering about a portable thermometer for taking to ponds any ideas.thanks Denny
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yeah,
i tried carrying that rectal thermomter, but it didn't work out during the first hookset...rofl |
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When fishing from my float tube, and I locate fish on the depth finder, I sometimes drop a thermometer to the depth of the fish and retrieve the bait at a rate conducive to the activity level of the fish.
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A pool thermometer works well. The temp range is 32-90 or so and it floats. The tube fills with water, gives a reading and I think it is pretty accurate. I use a string and tie off it to a clet on the side of my little boat. The price was around seven dollars at walmart.
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i was just going to say a pool thermometer but he all ready mentioned it
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Thank's for the idea's guys
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My friend had one that you attached to a downrigger and it had a speed and temp readout in the boat. That was really nice, probably too much $$$. I know it is for me. |
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I use a so-called "stream thermometer." The one pictured here is from Cabelas and they usually run around $10. They're often found in stores and catalogs in with the fly fishing stuff.
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pool thermometers work just fine and do the job. You can either use them as a floater or take the floatation device off and let it sit on the bottom.
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Denny, Last I knew, a factory girl in clown makeup was checking JB's temperature and the thermometer wasn't shoved in his mouth.
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I'd just get an aquarium thermomet at walmart. While they are glass, they are like $2. They also have a rubber suction cup if you have something to attach it to.
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P & J,
That reminds me of the joke about the nurse that came into the nurses station after making morning rounds in the hospital. Another nurse asked her "Why do you have that rectal thermometer behind your ear?" The nurse replied "Oh Damn, now I know where my ball point pen went!" JackL
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I've been using the SmartCast 45 wrist mount for float tubing , reads surface temp in addition to providing sonar
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PnJ,
I am just so intimidated by your sheer greatness and intellect that I am becoming more and more afraid to chime in with long entries...it seems others are feeling the same pressure associated with competing with with your sublime grace. I have even taken numerous straw polls amongst the regulars here, and the most inhibiting factor in the continued progress of bassfishing.com is that everyone normally sits idly by their computers, waiting for a crumb of knowldege to be thrown to the masses in an ultimate act of benevolence. There are several here who have almost disappeared completly (or have they?!), only because they are awed and silenced by the magnificent Ivan. I believe that if you could contact for instance Jackl, Senior or 02, they would tell you that they simply realized they didn't have what it took in terms of wit to occupy the same internet space as yourself. Humbly, WTL
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WTL, You have spoken like a true politician.Very few words of truth per volumes of exaggerated Bull Sh!t. I think JackL's problem is he raised his children and he is too damned old to waste his precious time babysitting someone elses children for them.I am weeks away from fishing more often, then I will leave someone else the task of being the buffoon.
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humble-wtl
So, after years of being human, how do you like it? We humans are full of surprises. We have a wide range of emotions and a wide range of reactions to life events. Sometimes we have no clue why we have said, acted, reacted or behaved a certain way until long after the action took place. And so, we delve into this human experience and continually look for ways to transcend ourselves; our human selves, that is. I also believe that we must be careful to not place others or ourselves on a pedestal or above being human; otherwise we judge them too harshly. This became clearer in the humbleness of the Dalai Lama when he shared his stories of getting angry with others. It is not fair to place teachers, parents, spiritual facilitators on the proverbial pedestal. When their humanness shows, they fall off that pedestal and that hurts them and anyone they may fall on top of who is standing at the foot of that pedestal. Remember we are all in this together, learning and growing every day in so many ways. Let us all keep our feet firmly planted on Mother Earth together. Hope that helps ![]() |
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