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Is it just me or do stripers like squid only in cold weather, ie, Oct-Dec? I never had any luck with squid in spring and summer.
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Clinton and the Lolita Express......
MizikeyofNYC replied to fishnmagician's topic in Political Graffiti
Pearl necklace? -
Well, Toronto scheduled a press conference (forget when). So, Im going with Toronto.
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Advice please
MizikeyofNYC replied to R.R. Bridge Fisher's topic in Kayaking and Kayak Fishing Forum
Rod on the lap doesn't work for me but the rod on the holder just might do the trick. -
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This is a great thread. Gotta try some of the other fishes/seafood listed here.
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Dover sole in Paris, red snapper sashimi eaten just minutes after it was caught off the coast of Los Cabos, and monkfish liver at Nobu. H.M.: fresh sea urchin caught by elderly women free divers in Korea. Surreal both in taste and experience.
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Advice please
MizikeyofNYC replied to R.R. Bridge Fisher's topic in Kayaking and Kayak Fishing Forum
yes....changing lines/bait/lure will be a PITA without dunking your reel. which I guess is ok in fresh water. 7' is maximum for me but 6' is most comfortable (but can't cast too far). YMMV depending where and the conditions you fish. -
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$50 2500-series reel for both salt and freshwater?
MizikeyofNYC replied to jvisconti's topic in Main Forum
I have the Ceymar. Actually, I have an assortment of $50 reels...Okuma Avenger, Okuma Ceymar and Penn Fierce 2. Had them all for a minimum of 3 years and with an annual breakdown and lube, they are still good as new. I have no complaints about any of the three but the ceymar is built like a tank. -
You're right, the zip tie trick doesn't work 100% of the time. Might have to try the reef anchor altho where I fish, I don't think that'll work either. I mean, I sometimes see car engines during low tide...lol.
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MizikeyofNYC reacted to a post in a topic: Anchor rope for a yak?
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Noice. For me, I find using paddles in wind possible only when faced directly against the current. Couple of strokes, couple of jigs, couple of strokes, couple of jigs, rinse and repeat. Facing any other direction, Im using too much of my hands on the paddle to keep the yak straight and not enough on the fishing. At that point, I'm just bottom fishing. I use the chute to keep relatively still. Have an anchor but theres just too much junk down below where I fish.
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Probably the best in terms of scale and spectacle but this episode was by no means perfect. I HATED the way they dragged on scenes that tried to show how desperate their situations were....I mean ALL of them should have been dead as they waited for the Night King to be assassinated. The best episodes to me were those that left your mouth open and made you wait for next episode....the Red Wedding, Ned Stark's be-heading to name a few, Cersei destroying the temple. Just MHO.
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Misled reacted to a post in a topic: When not to Kayak
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Anything above 20mph wind speed...and if I see white crests in the sea, forget about it. I kayak in an inlet that's sheltered somewhat but if in the open, I wouldn't kayak when its 15mph+. *******...it gives you all the metrics that you need to decide. Its not 100% accurate but the metrics that it gives you goes down to a very local level. But usually, I just eyeball the shore and make sure there isnt going to be a drastic change in weather for the day.