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04-08-2005, 07:33 PM
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Sorta new to fishing
In upstate N.Y. most of the fishing I did was fly fishing, and salmon fishing. The typical style was boring... Nothing realy bites where I was from.
Now I live in Central F.L. and I noticed fishing is huge here. Even bigger than hunting. The reason is that there are so many fishing oprotunities here, plus more fish! I have afew questions that any 12yr old should know. Im using a Shimano FX200 spining reel (with new 10lbs line), with a 2 pice Shimano rod. Is this awfull rig, or will it do untill I get something better? Actualy.... thats the only question I have for right now. More will come when I go out.
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04-08-2005, 08:45 PM
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Depends on what your gonna fish for. Its a bit heavy if your fishing for bream or crappie. (I assume your freshwater fishing.) Its ok for most types of bass fishing. Maybe not so good for flippin a big worm in heavy cover or live shiners, but most of your bass fishing can be done with that rig.
What are you wanting to do? That may help a bit with what you need to fish with. Good luck Andy
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04-08-2005, 11:19 PM
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Yeah, After I did some resherch I found out that bass, crappy isnt hiting after March. Bluegill however is good even during early summer.
I duno about Catfish? I have a budd who was caching'em a week ago. At least new line is cheap enough.
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04-09-2005, 11:31 AM
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...."I found out that bass, crappy isnt hiting after March."
Say whut ?!? At least when I lived in Florida, you could catch bass 365 days a year. How you fished for 'em might change over the course of a year, but you could always catch some.
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04-09-2005, 02:18 PM
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Thats great!
After re-reading the Alachua Co. fishing reports. I saw that Jan-Mar are peak times for trophy bass (10lbs+). I gota just go out and see for myself. Anyhow, I dont trust internet reports. I belive that liars figure, and figures lie. Ive been very buisy since I got here. Im more on a search for a place to shoot. At the moment. Its eather pistol ranges that charge by the houer, One rifle range has only a 100y, but wants nearly $200 for the first year. Im going to chech out a game farm 15mi away, later. Any other range is a heck of a drive away.
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