CJ WATER TEMPS AND FISHING THREAD!

Ok, thanks!

I knew I liked Urban Meyer....besides being the Nations best football coach, I am sitting here watching him catch bonefish in the Bahamas...He's on the Outdoor Channel fishing on Gridiron outdoors with his son.
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Our Fishing Breakfast....1st pic, Doc (hat) and Shaggy (Tim and Rick)
2nd pic, Lowell, (me, OSU hat), CJPOLECAT (Fritz), and JAB (Jeff)...Dan Van (Daniel) took the pics.

How do you look at the pics people post

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Originally Posted by danvan

How do you look at the pics people post

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WHAT??:)
I see them just fine on my phone, computer, etc..

Had a conversation with Paul and Jeff at the first breakfast about IRON WOOD...it does exist!
To be considered IRON WOOD, it has to be so dense that it sinks in water....North America has 2 types...DESERT IRONWOOD in the SW, a 30x20 multi-trunk, twisted wood tree...and Hop-Hornbeam in North Dakota....One of the densest IRON WOODS tested, is in South America!
Osage Orange is tough to cut, how would you cut this stuff, or lift it????:)

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Originally Posted by INTIMIDATOR

To be considered IRON WOOD, it has to be so dense that it sinks in water....

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I never knew that. Ya learn the darndest stuff on a fishing site.

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Originally Posted by crappiemax

I never knew that. Ya learn the darndest stuff on a fishing site.

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And people think that fishermen just sit around and tell lies!:)

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Originally Posted by INTIMIDATOR

Had a conversation with Paul and Jeff at the first breakfast about IRON WOOD...it does exist!
To be considered IRON WOOD, it has to be so dense that it sinks in water....North America has 2 types...DESERT IRONWOOD in the SW, a 30x20 multi-trunk, twisted wood tree...and Hop-Hornbeam in North Dakota....One of the densest IRON WOODS tested, is in South America!
Osage Orange is tough to cut, how would you cut this stuff, or lift it????:)

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I have cut a bunch of Osage Orange. It is hard, but can be cut with a regular chain saw and turned on a lathe with standard HHS tools. Iron wood is completely different. I wouldn't attempt to cut with a standard chain saw. I would think something like a cobra carbide saw chain ($300+). Turning with HHS tools is very difficult, tools need to be sharpened every couple of passes. I use carbide cutters, and it even dulls them quickly.

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Originally Posted by INTIMIDATOR

And people think that fishermen just sit around and tell lies!:)

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They do, as least half the time...the problem is telling which half....(T-Bone may be 75% lies and the rest are damn lies)....