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Old 08-04-2005 | 06:54 AM
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Manco
 
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Default RE: Polarized Glasses

Yes I did, they work great. Went out to the Delaware with a buddy of mine for a little barbaque and beer on a sandbar. Brought my bow and we took a little ride up the creeks. Saw two catties but no carp. Those glasses work great, there were just no carp cause I belive the tide wasnt all that great. <rolleyes> Thanks All......... I spent $25 on a pair that was 1.1 mm and amber in color. I really like'um. Going to Lake Champlain on Monday for vacation and plan on doing a lot of bowfishing and going after pike with rod&reel. Im pretty sure that the water is very clear and the glasses will work great. The thing I cant wait for is the gar. Never shot one let alone seen one. I think I can only shoot them on the Vermont side and it's gonna be a pain in the @$$. Taking the 14' Dura Nautic with a 9.9 Merc. Gonna take me forever to get over there but I dont care, I am going. Reading up on freshwater drum too, dont have them around here either so I hope to see some of them too. On BowfishUSA they say they have those "lucky stones" in their heads. I'd like to make a neckless for the woman, though cant tell her where it came from. (One of them regular Jersey folk, ya know....... ewwwwwww, im not eating that, ewwwwwww, im not touchin' that, ewwwwwww, you are just plain sick)..........Well, it goes on an on but you get the point. Boy o boy, cant wait, she's gonna be wonder why I left on the boat at 5:00am and am still not back by 8:00 pm. Then I'll get that girlfriend speech, "this is are #%&%(#($ vacation and I havent seen you for the past two days, only for dinner and bed." Lmao...... Trust me, I know this already.
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