Brrrrrrrrrrr:

Been sating here an watching some Cam Corder shots i took at CC this past summer--oooo those nice 97 degrees days and them nice big old cc fish kinda warms me up some lol--Man i just can,t wait :) GL to us all

Spring is getting closer, just watch each day for a week and you'll notice it getting daylight earlier and darker later by 1 minute each day...... Come on 90 plus degree days....Oh I just love the heat of spring and summer..... Did I mention I hated winter and every aspect of it....lol:D

THese 10 degree and less mornings over the last few weeks has got my temperature way up! I might just bust loose and head to Florida in February for a week.
Bassky

Amen to everything said in this thread. I hate winter, I hate winter, one more time, I hate winter, O.K, I'm done.

you can have those 97 degree days. not me. i like winter just fine. when it's hot in the summer, i hit the pool. (or the beach at CC as the case may be)
:)

[quote=mhall;313847]Amen to everything said in this thread. I hate winter, I hate winter, one more time, I hate winter, O.K, I'm done.[/quote]

opps im sorry what did you say i didn,t hear that ? :D

George, what day are you taking me to Herrington this spring to catch me a Herrington Hawg. I'm buying the gas and grub.

AMEN!!! I'M GONNA HEAD A CONVOY TO FLORIDA....WHO'S WITH ME!? SOME OKOCHOBEE BASS SOUND PRETTY NICE RIGHT ABOUT NOW (AND 18 HOLES OF GOLF)! GOING CRAZY IN WARREN COUNTY!!! HELP!!! :eek: :D

[quote=mhall;313860]George, what day are you taking me to Herrington this spring to catch me a Herrington Hawg. I'm buying the gas and grub.[/quote]

If the weather breaks early it will be around mid march--that should be a fun day- :)

[QUOTE=biggw;313864]If the weather breaks early it will be around mid march--that should be a fun day- :)[/QUOTE]

Count me in like a thong on Rosie Odonnell's backside.

Guys you dont have to wait to catch bass at Herrington. I caught 6 keepers last week, see my other post. Key is getting to them on the morning bite when they are busting shad. Crankbaits did the trick - surface, then suspending and finally deep runners after 11 or so. Caught a couple each way. Big fish was 3lbs or so.

Does anyone eat 13-15 inch largemouth out of Herrington? Are they good to eat? I let all mine go, but thought about keeping two to filet/bake with lemon pepper and butter.

[quote=mhall;313870]Count me in like a thong on Rosie Odonnell's backside.[/quote]
Now that is disgusting!:eek: Man what an image that comment flashed in my head...YUCK!! Glad I wasn't eating.....lol.