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 Re: Night Fish at Fork
[Re: LL]
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03/17/08 08:19 PM
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banana
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WOW..you know, I used to fish nights all the time..better think about it again!
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Re: Night Fish at Fork
[Re: banana]
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03/17/08 09:53 PM
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coalhoop
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All fish were caught on jigs and all but one were caught in 2-6 foot of water.
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Re: Night Fish at Fork
[Re: coalhoop]
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03/17/08 10:31 PM
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Black Bass
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If it's not the "Catch and Release" Nazis,
it's the guys pissed about proper fish display!
He's not trying to win a tournament, just sharing
some pictures of something he's proud of.....
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Re: Night Fish at Fork
[Re: Black Bass]
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03/17/08 11:48 PM
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Roddy69r
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I would rather have a bad day fishing,than a good day at the office!
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Re: Night Fish at Fork
[Re: coalhoop]
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03/17/08 11:55 PM
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Bob Smith
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Is that magic time of year on Fork!! I'm jealous! You guys did it right by going after dark! Great fish, and great photos! 
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Re: Night Fish at Fork
[Re: Bob Smith]
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03/18/08 12:01 AM
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dbraune
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great catch,i am a big guy so all my fish photos look like im holding bait.
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Re: Night Fish at Fork
[Re: dbraune]
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03/18/08 12:17 AM
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JPeel
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Nice fish! And I don't care where you hold the fish  Loves me some night fishing - gotta get back to it...
the fisherman formerly known as Blu-Ranger....
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Re: Night Fish at Fork
[Re: JPeel]
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03/18/08 01:13 AM
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GWS147
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Good judgment comes from experience, and a lot of that comes from bad judgment.
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Re: Night Fish at Fork
[Re: GWS147]
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03/18/08 01:21 AM
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RhythmDaddy1979
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Just thought I would ask. Never been fishing for Bass at night. How do you know where you are casting? Or do you just set up before dark and don't move. Especially if you don't know Fork too well. It would take me 40ft before I Carrreeeend into a tree.
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Re: Night Fish at Fork
[Re: dbraune]
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03/18/08 09:39 AM
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Kay Dyson
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HOT Mess!!!
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I don't care if you hold them upside down, whatz it matter.. Really !!! Nice job guys.. Congrats.. I had one last year with a belly like that, she was about too pop..
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Re: Night Fish at Fork
[Re: Kay Dyson]
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03/18/08 10:14 AM
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coalhoop
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We know the lake well enough to run on it at night but you still have the chance of hitting a "floater". Anyway, we try to get in an area that we want to fish before sundown and then navigate with the trolling motor. You would be surprised how well you can see once your eyes adjust, even without much of a moon. I can tell you without a doubt, especially in the spring when there is so much pressure during the day, that most of the bigger fish lay low during the day and start feeding/tending beds at night.
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 Re: Night Fish at Fork
[Re: coalhoop]
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03/18/08 10:37 AM
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Bob Smith
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As long as it is not bitterly cold, I actually prefer to fish at night. You definitely adjust to it. You learn to "feel" the bite really well and learn to use electronics without a lot of distractions. There are lots of plusses to night fishing.
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Re: Night Fish at Fork
[Re: Black Bass]
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03/18/08 07:13 PM
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Domn8tor~202
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If it's not the "Catch and Release" Nazis,
it's the guys pissed about proper fish display!
He's not trying to win a tournament, just sharing
some pictures of something he's proud of.....
I am not fond of the French but this term fits well: touche
Great looking fish..... night or day stretched, squeezed or held out......
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