|  06-16-06, 10:12 PM | #1 | 
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			any of you do somethign like the day before fseason starts every year? i thought id start something to be known by just incase i become famous    | 
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|  06-16-06, 10:22 PM | #2 | 
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			Tell momma its that time again, I'll see her next winter.
		 
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|  06-16-06, 10:22 PM | #3 | 
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			cranky , never ask for that kinda personnel information, it breaks the fishermans code. with that in mind next time you step in to a tackle store, try to keep these kind of comments to your self, such as: "All right, whose going to be a sport and show me their favorite fishing hole?" "Anyone know who owns the red pick-up out front that I just hit?" About the shop's merchandise: "Look at all this antique tackle." "Let me tell you about a fish I once caught..." "What! No high-tech lures? How can you people catch anything?" "One of you has got to be named Bubba...let me guess." "You do take travelers checks, don't you?" "Your rods look as if they were wrapped at the Lighthouse Project for the Blind." About a picture hung behind the cash register: "Are those some ugly fish you caught or is that a family portrait?" "I only use imported hooks." "I need a new rod. Do you have anything in blue to match my reel?" When a woman walks into the shop: "Want to see my lure?" And never, ever say: "You call this live bait? Why, in New Jersey we..." | 
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|  06-16-06, 10:22 PM | #4 | 
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			lol its always fishing season down here O_o jb where in the heck do you found your avatars 
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|  06-16-06, 10:25 PM | #5 | 
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			google image search, then i photoshop them to fit on the forum
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|  06-16-06, 10:34 PM | #6 | 
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			I like to plan my stategy , lay out and rig and pack my gear up.Then an half an hour later change my mind and rerig and repack everything only to second guess myself again.Finally I say the heck with it, and fish whatever I have packed and usually get angry at myself while figuring out what I can catch them on that particular day.The good stuff always seems to be left home for the day I need them.  P N J | 
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|  06-16-06, 10:39 PM | #7 | 
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			Aint that the truth.
		 
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|  06-16-06, 10:58 PM | #8 | 
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			It sure is, Hef.   Cranky, like flamez says, it is always fishing season here, so mine goes on year round. I'm always going out and climbing in the boat putting somethhing in or taking something out. Matter of fact I just went out and switched from a black/blue jig to a watermelon pumpkin jig, and I won't be able to get out until next Saturday. Must be because I'm a bass fisherman  . 
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|  06-16-06, 11:04 PM | #9 | 
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			The key is to think outside the box when it comes to fishin'. You should do likewise in preparation to the bassin madness.Its best for you to figure things out by trial and error.I was going to suggest some things, but I am not going to, just because. P N J
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|  06-16-06, 11:13 PM | #10 | 
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			Never had a pre season. I fish 12 months a year when possible. Just put everything I can fit into my presidents bag. Then rent a forklift to load it on the boat.
		 
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|  06-16-06, 11:22 PM | #11 | 
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			I keep at least 3 rods ready to go all the time and have my tackle in a back pack so I can be ready to go in an instant any time of year, fl is great.
		 
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|  06-17-06, 07:41 AM | #12 | 
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			hmm... interesting. id go year round but i cant. thats where india comes in   . and whatever pnj, you can keep your info to yourself if you want to. just because... | 
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|  06-17-06, 03:18 PM | #13 | 
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			nothing beats a watermelon candy chat. tipped senko in the fall and winter they kill it just deadstick it down and hold on i end up catchin my bigger fish in fall and winter
		 
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|  06-17-06, 04:32 PM | #14 | |
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|  06-17-06, 05:24 PM | #15 | 
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			pnj, For reasons which will be intelligible only after a consideration of my own investigations of dreams, I have isolated from the psychology of the dream the subsidiary problem as to whether and to what extent the moral dispositions and feelings of waking life extend into dream-life. The same contradictions which we were surprised to observe in the descriptions by various authors of all the other psychic activities will surprise us again here. Some writers flatly assert that dreams know nothing of moral obligations; others as decidedly declare that the moral nature of man persists even in his dream-life. The moral nature of man persists even in dreams. "But while we are not offended or made suspicious by an arithmetical error, no matter how obvious, by a reversal of scientific fact, no matter how romantic, or by an anachronism, no matter how ridiculous, we nevertheless do not lose sight of the difference between good and evil, right and wrong, virtue and vice. No matter how much of that which accompanies us during the day may vanish in our hours of sleep, Kant's categorical imperative dogs our steps as an inseparable companion, of whom we cannot rid ourselves even in our slumber.... This can be explained only by the fact that the fundamental element of human nature, the moral essence, is too firmly fixed to be subjected to the kaleidoscopic shaking-up to which phantasy, reason, memory, and other faculties of the same order succumb in our dreams" hope that helps, but i reckon' yer dreamin due to those nanners' ya eat before beddy by time | 
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|  06-17-06, 06:25 PM | #16 | 
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			wow that explains a lot... so i gotta go beyond, not be afraid of anythign in my path
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|  06-17-06, 06:38 PM | #17 | 
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			season what season.. zooker 
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|  06-19-06, 09:18 AM | #18 | 
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			Rebbasser suggested we have an Annual Parade Of The Virgins to mark the  beginning of the pre-spawn period. Trouble was, we tried recruiting at YooTee in  Austin. On the big day, one of the WrongWhorn virgins was sick and the other one  wouldn't march without  her. So then we tried Texiz Aand/orM... http://www.s2f.com/cpfuchs/aggieband.jpeg Got caught up in enjoying the greatest marching band in the world and forgot to recruit. We tried Baylor...http://korkos.club.fr/wood-01grand.jpg but her daddy (the one with the pitchfork) said "No!" Even tried Auburn and Oklahoma State!...http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi...k_of_sheep.jpg Finally, someone came through for us...http://www.oucheer.com/images/photos...angebowl23.jpg FlyRod http://static.newsok.biz/oldimages/t.../s11ouwins.jpg | 
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|  06-19-06, 08:19 PM | #19 | 
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			hmmm not an a&t fan i think.. should be a load of fun in the back of a harden a&t alumni.. you know reb in texas it is still legel to make them walk da plank.. zooker 
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