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#1 Mar-10-10 5:21PM
Cedar Report - 03/10/2010
Walked around Cedar and I learned why Ernie is always cold. He was in shorts. I think he misses FL. Anyhow, I fished around and saw a good number of brim breaking the surface. I had a couple of bites, landed a small bass and enjoyed the weather. I also hooked into something huge, likely one of the coy because with a tail whip my rod was nearly pulled out of my hands. It shook off, but definitely jump started my adrenaline.
If it were easy, they'd call it catching!
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#2 Mar-10-10 6:10PM
- Ernie
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Re: Cedar Report - 03/10/2010
I threw the fly in hopes of catching a crappie of blue gill but nothing for me except that I enjoyed my 45 minutes out there.
Time to go fishin' again!
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#3 Mar-11-10 4:09AM
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Re: Cedar Report - 03/10/2010
I saw crappie swirls.....
Time to go fishin' again!
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#4 Mar-11-10 5:10AM
- fishin4food
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Re: Cedar Report - 03/10/2010
Mr. Rojas, what kind of fly do you usually use around this time of year, for crappie or blue gill?
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#5 Mar-11-10 5:29AM
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Re: Cedar Report - 03/10/2010
Blue gill love spiders, ants etc. I have not caught many crappies. Wooly buggers always work.
Time to go fishin' again!
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