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Saturday, February 6, 2010 /\/\/\ 10:18pm
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We're digging our way out from under the snow, so looks like we'll be able to open up tomorrow.
NOTICE: Church services for St. Theresa on Radio Road have been cancelled for Sunday.
Sea Ya ~ MizMo
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Saturday, February 6, 2010 /\/\/\ 11:44am
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Travel bans are in effect and power outages are occuring in many areas. Best to stay inside and if you must shovel, be very careful, this stuff is heavy.
NOTICE: Church services for St. Theresa on Radio Road have been cancelled for Sat. and Sun.
It's probable that we will not open the store tomorrow, as well. Even if the storm clears out, we might not be able to out of here for a bit.
Sea Ya ~ MizMo
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Friday, February 5, 2010 /\/\/\ 1:48pm
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Likelihood is that if the storm is as bad as they are forecasting, we will not be opening the store tomorrow, Sat. 2/6. Scott's not supposed to shovel and you know that if he comes here, he WILL, so he's been instructed not to by Russ and the rest of us. We are in the 19.3 inch zone. I hit the grocery store yesterday to stock up, so tomorrow we'll have cocoa and coffee with pancakes at home and watch the dogs go nuts in the drifts. Everyone be careful and stay warm!
More Info: Blizzard Warning/Nor 'Easter Combo about to smack us.
Sea Ya ~ MizMo
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Thursday, February 4, 2010 /\/\/\ 5:34m
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I can't stop running around the store shouting TWO FEET. The forecast is BLIZZARD. I don't mind a couple of inches, but BLIZZARD! The only thing I can say good about a tough Winter is that will make us appreciate Spring that much more.
Sea Ya
2/3/10 Message (Brian Pollock):
If anyone is near a Fall or Winter stocked pond with trout they should give it a try with night crawlers. Those trout are big and were not starving like the Spring stocked trout. So they are there. You just have to be able to handle the cold. Before the recent refreeze I was out to a nearby pond and several rose to some black flies that popped to the surface. I was told by a PA fly tier that they were stone flies and that they were probably feeding on the nymphs. I retreated from the wind that picked up and didn't catch any. Regardless, it is a fishing opportunity and there are South Jersey ponds that hold trout all year around.
~Nice suggestion, Brian. Thanks! ~ MizMo
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Wednesday, February 3, 2010 /\/\/\ 5:00pm
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No report submitted on this date - website connection was down due to some issue with Yahoo server. Problem is on our end here...probably need a new router again.
Sea Ya
Name: Bruce Gehringer
Boat Name: my kayak-no name-yet
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Report Details
Date of Trip: 2/2/10
Location of Trip:
Species Sought: perch
Time of Day Fished: Early Afternoon
Tide Fished: High (Outgoing water)
Weather Conditions: Sunny
Wind Conditions: less than 10 kts. SE
Sea Conditions: less than 2 ft.
Primary Bait: Grass Shrimp
Secondary Bait: No Second Bait Used
Lure Used: No Lures Used (Rig or Hook Only)
Fishing Report:
By far THE BEST perch fishing I have ever experienced in 35 years. 75 perch in 3 hours from my kayak---kept 50-all 10 to 14 inches-was not expecting much after getting skunked last week-did not even bring a bag or cooler-filled up the kayak--was sitting on fish. I have caught more fish but these were huge. Not making this up. When I got in a game warden showed up. Checked my catch and life jacket. Thought i was hot stuff till a couple guys I was fishing next to pulled in. They only kept the big ones-like me everything 10 inches and up. Their boat was full!!! I mean full. Watched them offload-4 large coolers-and 3 five gallon buckets-----full-and no little ones-2 guys in a small boat(15 ft-i am guessing) crazy stuff
~Bruce Gehringer
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