Thanks Tim- always glad to hear a member of the workforce find comfort in my world...stay positive, your pick-a-day lottery is inevitable = Guberdom!![emoji120][emoji109]
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Thanks Tim- always glad to hear a member of the workforce find comfort in my world...stay positive, your pick-a-day lottery is inevitable = Guberdom!![emoji120][emoji109]
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Very nice catch Doug. I'll bet that flat fish will taste good, haven't had any flounder in years. Been catching some nice slab's but low numbers this year. Eileen and I went out today at noon and caught 16 and 1, 4pound LM. Bass. Hope you had a good Xmas and wishing you a fish catching new year.
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Nice haul, Doug
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Those flatties won't be around long, they usually cycle back out into the ocean till end of April in St. Auggie. I'm gonna try and stick some before the first tide and weather permitting
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Thanks Vic, likewise...when do you guys pull stakes to head North?
Doug
It's 24 degrees there, right now. My own picture coozie would be cool, but not worth those temps. [emoji301][emoji300]?
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Nice catch and post.
Nice flounder, I let up on snook and red fish when I lived in FL. and became Andy the flounder man from my friends. Being from the Delmarva area, when I found out I could catch flounder along the beaches, that is all I fished for for the last seven years I lived in Venice FL. I miss it. Moved back to Eastern Shore Md. three years ago. You got it made Doug. Attachment 325644Attachment 325645
Neat "dog tag", too cool Andy- Thanks for the reply. Ya know the fact that an angler has reached the fall/winter stage of his time here, has really become a significant time to share, like you do Andy, the timeline tips of what we have learned. Crappie.com is an ideal venue to shorten the learning curve for others much younger or older than ourselves. Congrats to you and others on this website that choose to share and not selfishly retain in the about me world of everything we encounter. Here's to ya Mr. S and things you do to keep the MD. forum alive up there even during the freezing season while doing what we seem unable to surrender in our advancing years= FISH! :cheers2 Dilly, Dilly!!
Doug
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ps. Ed- What do you think about crappie-shaped(Crappie.com logo)inexpensive angler-named key chain item like Andy's??!:scratchhead