A message from Andy
 

He called me today at work on the cell. Neither one of us has power at our homes still:eek: Since there are no freight trains running as of now, he has the day off! He's going to try RVR for the Trout tonight.

Pix is a shot of the parking lot at my condo complex

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I guess thats why the trains didn't come into my work last night. Made for a long dayof sitting around .

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Hey wilson that looks like good catfishin water:D

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Looks like raritan bay

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Yeah you can catch real Cats! I saw a few floating out to the street:eek:
Just talked to Andy and his power is still off. Mine on the other hand is ON:cool:
I think Andy is going stir crazy, so he's going to RVR alone since the few calls he made produced no takers.

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Hope he reports back i was thinkin about taking a ride there tomorrow with my kayak...didnt no if it would be worth it with all the rain...

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Go, there are no tribs. that run into RVR. It's always clear, but that does not mean the fish are biting;)

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Why doesnt he use his I-phone to post?



BWAAAAAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA...................:p

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Cause his son is visiting relatives in Indiana;)

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Ya mean the string from his cup reaches the cup in Indiana? :D

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Just heard from Andy. He fished RVR last night and caught 3 RBT. Said they had hooks in their lips...lots of them.
Guess people are afraid to grapple with a fiesty Trout? Maybe you could use a metal detector to find the fish!
Saw 3 other boats and one guy had 1 Brn and RBT.
He still has no power.

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Damn, I got the call from Andy, but was busy cutting up big tree branches and couldn't make it! :mad:

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That's encouraging, it should mean that people practicing C&R cut their line without taking the fish out of the water to reduce the shock of bringing them to the warmer surface water. Happy to hear they're still swimming and still biting!