No fish

[ctom]

....worth mentioning for this old boy today.

A friend and I hit up our crappie lake early today and found the water down over 10 degrees in temp from just a couple days ago. The lack of good rainfall has eleiminated any current there and then a cold front weighs in on the dilemna. Mark took a nice channel cat and several bass plus a small sunfish and what would have been a keeper crappie. I had a sheephead, a crappie and a sunfish along with two dink bass.

For 5 1/2 hours we worked depths down to 34 feet and as shallow as a couple feet and every depth in between.  The fish just plain had lockjaw. Oh well, it didn't rain and we didn't have a gale to deal with. Good company helps too.

[pjmcla]

And that is why they call it fishing.  I wonder what the fish feel like on those days when you can't buy a bite? 

[Denny Welch]

Probably the way I feel when a client doesn't pay their bill.

[ctom]

Probably the way I feel when a client doesn't pay their bill.

Find yourself a good attorney and sue them.

[Denny Welch]

A "good lawyer" is a perfect example of an oxymoron.

[ctom]

So is military intelligence.

[Shane70]

Just be careful, I was told there is a Crazy Lawyer in Roseville

[Denny Welch]

Actually, there are a number of us in Roseville.  I'm the good looking one.

[Shane70]

lol, good one 

[Jerry V]

I wonder what the fish feel like on those days when you can't buy a bite?

I felt that this was thought provoking enough to add to my signature line.  Thanks Paul.

I've a feeling that they might be feeling a bit like you and I when we don't feel like eating.  I would suppose that until you can teach a fish to talk we prolly won't know for sure.