Re: Has the Corona Virus Changed Your Fishing Plans? - 03/26/2001:03 PM
Well, I'm pretty much shut down. Not because I'm so worried about CV but the wife is. She gets pretty paranoid about any diseases. And as I tell the kids, I am at Covid-19 alarm level 1 and she is at Covid-19 alarm level 5.
Re: Has the Corona Virus Changed Your Fishing Plans? - 03/26/2003:43 PM
I got plenty of fishing done last week. I was able to fish a lot during early to Mid-March. Right now I am not going to fish until the CV. is declared under control or the threat of getting it goes way down. I am in great health but I am also a lung cancer survivor! I need to take the extra precautions. Staying home but taking some short walks outside.
Re: Has the Corona Virus Changed Your Fishing Plans? - 03/26/2006:06 PM
I am going but I am following the guidance and am going alone. I got a couple of buddies that I occasionally take with me but I am not asking them. We discussed going and have not been around anybody except our respective spouse for more than 2 weeks. But we think we need to do our part and abide by the rules.
Re: Has the Corona Virus Changed Your Fishing Plans? - 03/28/2001:24 PM
Public waters in my area are predicted to be locked down soon. At least I have many backwater ponds and lakes where I rarely see anyone and that don't have controlled access by a gov. agency. It doesn't make sense to keep out solo boater/ anglers that get close to no one while shore fishing or from a boat. Most of my fishing is solo or if fishing with a friend, we take separate vehicles and keep our distance anyway for fishing our own areas. Doubt this mess will be cleaned up by Dec.
Re: Has the Corona Virus Changed Your Fishing Plans? - 03/28/2003:37 PM
Not by much. Fishing from a kayak I am always way more than six feet apart. I do have to start fishing close to home. Work schedule is fixing to change. The road trips are going to have to wait. It will be work and sleep with hopefully a local fishing trip in between!
Re: Has the Corona Virus Changed Your Fishing Plans? - 03/28/2005:03 PM
Changed my plans quite a bit! All the parks in New Braunsfels are closed. I think the State Parks are shut down. It very much limits my spots I normally go to. Gonna have to try some spots I was told about this Winter.
Re: Has the Corona Virus Changed Your Fishing Plans? - 03/28/2009:12 PM
Originally Posted by jagg
Changed my plans quite a bit! All the parks in New Braunsfels are closed. I think the State Parks are shut down. It very much limits my spots I normally go to. Gonna have to try some spots I was told about this Winter.
Re: Has the Corona Virus Changed Your Fishing Plans? - 03/29/2011:31 PM
Well the President just announced that we are going to have to keep the social distancing guidelines until April 30th and continue with the current shutdown of business. I fished Fayette last week during the week by myself. My two fishing buddies understood when I decided to go alone. I would have taken my wife but she does not like to fish. Most boats only had one person in them and were doing their part. I saw a couple of local guides have clients with them and you can make your own judgement about that. We are going to just have to tough things out until this passes. I hope Fayette and other Texas lakes stay open. Maybe they will if we all follow the recommendations.
Re: Has the Corona Virus Changed Your Fishing Plans? - 03/30/2012:54 AM
I went to Wheeler Branch today and there were lots of kayaks on the lake. I talked to the workers and there were not planning to close at this time, but that could change.
Re: Has the Corona Virus Changed Your Fishing Plans? - 03/30/2004:06 AM
Originally Posted by Osbornfishing
I went to Wheeler Branch today and there were lots of kayaks on the lake. I talked to the workers and there were not planning to close at this time, but that could change.
There are a lot of water bodies that are border line closing! I would call ahead to make sure ramps and access are open!
Re: Has the Corona Virus Changed Your Fishing Plans? - 03/30/2004:39 AM
Schedule at work changes for me. Now working one day on and one day off. This will remain in affect until the Corona Virus get's under control. Hope to fish local spots. No long road trips for me.
Side Note: At least I have a secured job! Thank God for that!
Re: Has the Corona Virus Changed Your Fishing Plans? - 03/30/2012:39 PM
Laker One good for you on your job situation. that has to be a stress reliever for you and your family. There of course are so many that don't and will have to try to find work when this is over. Also there are a lot of people like me that are in their retirement years and will also have to make life changing choices as this drags on.