How True,
I just had a friend here from California and did just that. I got satisfaction 
by watching him catch some trout.
Tony

--- On Fri, 5/29/09, Peggy Brenner <[email protected]> wrote:

From: Peggy Brenner <[email protected]>
Subject: [VFB] Re: SHORT fishing report
To: [email protected]
Date: Friday, May 29, 2009, 11:34 PM

Oh, a good day fishing with a friend is always worth keeping the boat in place 
for the friend to get more fish.  This is especially important if the friend is 
having a 'hot ' day catching, that's called support. Next time he will keep the 
boat steady while you fish


Peggy

On Thu, May 28, 2009 at 9:32 PM, Allan Fish <[email protected]> wrote:



Buck Hall and I went fishing yesterday at Chinook pits - a series of

strip mine pits in Western Indiana, about 20 miles from Illinois.

WOW.  The water was up, but on Buck's very first cast with a Chili

Pepper, he caught the prettiest 9 - 10" bluegill you'd ever want to

see.  We were in for a great day.  NOT!



To make a long story short, the ONLY fly that caught fish all day was

the Chili Pepper.  The bad news was that it only caught 3 bluegills.

The other two were smaller.  I fished very little because there was

enough wind that I was spending most of the time keeping the johnboat

where we wanted it.



But it was a gorgeous day on the water with a good friend.  And

that's what it's all about.





Allan



p.s.:  We had a good example of how much rain we've been having

around here.  On the way home from Chinook, we stopped past Lieber

Lake (formerly Cataract Lake).  We drove down to the boat ramp.  BIG

lake - what's that out there?  OH.  The fishing platform.  Looked

like it was 100 feet off-shore.  I stopped at the gatehouse and asked

how high the water was.  He said it is 36 feet above the beach!  And

they can only drop the lake one foot in a day (it's a flood control

lake).  Good grief.  THIRTY SIX feet above normal pool stage.  And

it's a big lake.  Normally there's a 20 foot waterfall that feeds the

lake.  Even that would be 16 feet underwater.  Boggled my mind.

--

Allan Fish

Greenwood, IN

[email protected]








-- 
Peggy Brenner









      
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