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At 4:21pm on December 8, 2014, John Foro said…: about an 1 1/2hr. ride but i do enjoy fishing it but normally can't get anybody around me to take the trip...caught some nice gills there and you can keep bass which are usually around the gills too.

At 2:59pm on November 26, 2014, David, aka, "McScruff" said…: Hellbender, of course.
Got some of those, too.
In didn't even know what they were until I started researching.

At 1:57pm on November 26, 2014, David, aka, "McScruff" said…: I've got a bunch of those paper thin ones too, mostly Luhr Jensen "Manastees"
I'd like to try a three way swivel, with a Helldiver low, and a flutter spoon high.
Hopefully I can get the chance.

At 1:42pm on November 26, 2014, David, aka, "McScruff" said…: Thanks for the link John.
I've probably got 10-12 flutter spoons banging around, lures I've picked up among other lots.
If I'm able to use my canyak in the future, I'll be dragging them around some of the funnel points I've discovered.
I did catch a few on spoons at the end of last season, before the Great Knee Blowout.

At 4:02pm on November 24, 2014, Bruce Tomaselli said…: Hi John. I landed 2 small browns and didn't photograph them. I'll have to take a camera with me next time. I caught some pretty stocked rainbows and browns in their fall colors a couple of trips ago. I have some on my cell phone that I could text to you.

The Best,

Bruce

At 9:50am on November 16, 2014, Greg Sheehan said…: Thanks John. Those pics bring back hilarious memories. I guess that blows my cover!

At 5:32pm on October 30, 2014, dick tabbert said…: I'm glad there working for you john. hopefully that wind will lay down and better days a coming.

At 8:52pm on October 15, 2014, Gene Krohn said…: It is not really hard to do at all . :)

At 7:31am on September 29, 2014, dick tabbert said…: Welcome aboard John to fishing electronics. I was amazed at what my own personal finders could do but I had no idea what exactly they were capable of. Hopefully we can learn together so we can maximize our potential on our finders and fish catching abilities..

At 5:55pm on August 27, 2014, Keith Ritter said…: Hey John, keep those little quills and add a cork or balsa body to give it some more buoyancy. It might make real neat little float.

At 11:48am on August 27, 2014, carl hendrix said…: hey John;; you need quills in the 7 to 9 inch range buddy;; or longer if you can find them. that way;; you can use a heavier jig;; or what ever you want. you want the quill to stand up straight in the water;; thing is about a quill float;; if a fish comes up from underneath; and takes your bait;; the quil will LAY DOWN!! set the hook!! besides;; its just real fun to watch that quill;; shake; run a little;; then shoot down like a torpedo!! theyre not real good for casting;;;and something you have to get use to!

At 12:34pm on August 19, 2014, David, aka, "McScruff" said…: Blue and silver Johnson Minnow - fed to the fish.
Oh, the humanity!!

At 1:19pm on July 27, 2014, Keith Ritter said…: Thanks John for the comment. Easy to make and cheap

At 5:09am on December 3, 2013, richard lytle said…: john there is no ice yet temps in the 40s /50s

At 9:31am on October 8, 2013, Frank Golder said…: Hey John, thanks for the comment on my picture...I spent many summers as a child in Ringwood...my aunt and uncle lived at the north end of Skyline Lakes.

At 1:59pm on August 10, 2013, Allen Morgan said…: If it's the one I think you're talking about, yes, it's one of mine. Size 3 copper Colorado blade, various brass beads on the spinner shaft, and a treble hook that I dressed myself. I've since worn most of the marabou off that hook. I've tied a couple more; just need to put them on the spinner.

At 1:39pm on July 29, 2013, dick tabbert said…: Thanks John for the CD I know I will enjoy it see I've already herd you play so I see much enjoyment coming. Thank you and GOOD FISHIN....