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Old 06-17-05, 11:20 AM   #1
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Default Pictures of pond

Well we went out yesterday but didnt catch anything nor even get a bite! but i still took pictures of the pond here they are ... how would you fish this place?
(yes cows and bulls are loose on the ground and do get into the pond)...

try this lol

http://groups.msn.com/FishingFever/ratltrap1.msnw

Thats not me in the boat either i was on the bank taking pictures

and what do you mean small monitor?

(these were taking with a digital binoculars)
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Old 06-17-05, 12:01 PM   #2
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i cant get the pictures up, but it maybe be a good pond.
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Old 06-17-05, 02:44 PM   #3
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ratLtrap, they wont work even when copy and pasted....go to the site you put the pictures on and right click the pictures...then go to properties and highlight the whole URL address. then put the URL address between this: [ img]put URL address between like this[/img] (do not have a space between the [ and img] i just did that so it would show up...) you get this: [ img][/img] by clicking on the 4th button on the second row on the top of your reply screen....it looks like a small monitor.
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Old 06-17-05, 03:02 PM   #4
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Default Re: Pictures of pond

try this lol

http://groups.msn.com/FishingFever/ratltrap1.msnw

Thats not me in the boat either i was on the bank taking pictures

and what do you mean small monitor?

(these were taking with a digital binoculars)
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Old 06-17-05, 03:51 PM   #5
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Default Re: Pictures of pond

if you look at the top of your reply screen.....there are 2 bars...the top one begins with ''B'' the second one begins with a red swirly thing....on the second bar....the 4th box over is a small monitor....thats what you click to put pics in.
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Old 06-17-05, 04:27 PM   #6
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Well, i would start by pitching a double colorado blade spinnner bait to the the areas where the trees are over hanging the water. If that don't work, try a weightless worm.
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Old 06-17-05, 11:40 PM   #7
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I would probably work a shiny (blue or green) worm around some of those lilypad clusters. Try it from as many angles as you can from the shore (I realize this can be tough).

On a cloudy day, try a popper!
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