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Going through the same ole winter blues. I was reminiscing about last season yesterday and that started it.
Miss being on the lake in the boat.
Miss being on the lake in the boat.
Soft Water Blues
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Spring can't come soon enough! Heading to Powell around March 7. Less than 60 days!
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I've started thinking about hitting tailwaters, I know not a boat but.....
Nothing like boating in January!
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Dam Steve....
it's ONLY mid January.... You got a little wait, still.
Head down to N.Mexico....
or Oklahoma....
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Took the boat to Roosevelt lake arizona many years a ago over presidents day holiday in Feb. 77F for highs and the fishing was pretty good too!
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Every freekin year I get tired of ice fishing earlier and earlier-
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So don't.
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No can do. Gotta fish---
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So fish open water....
Why? You can't understand unless you're a boater. Keep that head shaking. Scratch it, too while you're at it.
I hear that! I haven't ice fished yet this year. 8)
I might get sucked in this upcoming weekend though.....
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So fish open water with your boat.
My point? Yall act as if fishing is deaded for 2-3 months because it's winter. And yall act like gas isn't currently cheap right now, and you wouldn't drive 3+ hours for fishable/boatable water....
And if you don't have a boat... Lots of open water opportunities around the state or beyond it... If you drive 3+ hours in any direction from denver. Don't front like its beneath you...most Yall put tons of miles yearly driving to South Park/middle park/west slope/Wyoming.
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You are dense sometimes, Goon. UNLESS you drive about 18 hrs or so it's gonna be COLD boating. Boating in COLD water/weather is worse than freeking ice fishing-
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That's dave to you, mikey.
So wear a coat and goretex coveralls, goofball. You'll go on a boat at cherry creek and chatty, and countless wyoming lakes in mid to late November... And you're bitching about cold?
It ain't that cold in New Mexico. Water temps aren't arctic cold in Powell... There's lakes that are less than 9 hours away you can boat.
Lake Meredith is arguably the best walleye lake in Texas... 407 miles from you.
Ute reservoir is 6 hours south.
elephant butte and caballo lake is 7-8 hours south. Year long warmwater fishing in the desert.... A straight shot down I-25.
Now that I took the wind out of your sails... I anticipate fishing reports. Get busy.
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Once again, another spot on post. Should be happy to drive 8 + hours one way for a day of fishing. Yep, what are we bitching about?
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Actually no, you're mad that I'm right. You just don't want to admit it because you are blinded beyond reasoning by your sheer annoyance/hatred of me.
Ute res is 6 hours south.
Meredith is 7 hours southeast.
Navajo is 6 hours southwest.
McPhee is 6 hours southwest.
Cedar bluff is 5 hours east.
Lake maconaughy is 3 hours northeast.
John Martin is 4 hours southeast.
Pueblo is 2 hours south.
(The latter 2 are inaccessible but a good days chinook wind will dispatch that ice on pueblo and John Martin is practically ice free and will be open after waterfowl season.)
You people ***** about how you can't wet lines on longrods. There's lots of open water opportunities local, semi local and regional. You ***** you can't use a boat.... There's lakes where you can boat that are just a shot away up/down the highway. You ***** about boating in cold water... Most of you happily will boat on middle/South Park lakes in mid to late fall.. And will boat on the local lakes till December. Some of you will boat in Wyoming around the north platte valley... And those conditions around elk mtn are downright hellish.. You complain about the distance, and you will repeatedly boat lakes in wyoming, the yampa River valley, west slope.... Places that are 4-600 miles round trip.
Instead of complaining... Go get in your truck and go fish from your boat at one of the aforementioned lakes. Or the other ones I neglected to mention. You can still fish open water in winter... On a boat, in miserable conditions. Opry99er proves this with each of his posts. Just buy warm clothes. Or drive and fish in favorable conditions.
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Don't know why Dave is in this thread. This is a Man's thread......you know ones who own boats.
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