KrissyCakes09
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Of course spending it with my husband and if I'm feeling well we go to church on Sunday as my father in law is a Pastor.
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How do you spend your weekend?
- Thread starter Toby
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That's good. I love going to church too to fellowship with brethren. I have few friends that always go to church with me every Sundays.
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I use my weekend to level up on my skills. I am enrolled in some classes currently that are giving me the skills I need to improve the quality of my life.
It's very important to level up one skill when we get the chance. It will give you the edge to have many skills at hand than to have none. Having skills can add more value to you and create opportunities for you too.
I didn’t like the way you spoke to me the other day.
Don’t speak to me like that ever again.
It’s that head that came out of your mothers stunt.
That’s how you ended up the way you are.
He missed practice. We had to bench him.
The ref flags him every game.
He’s better than 90 percent. We would never make him captain.
What’s wrong can’t afford beer?
That’s a menhaden/bunker
April 15th in the northeast is different than May 15th.
We been having a lot of rain. The water is murky, brownish.
I’m not seeing bait close to the bank. What I am seeing is
turns picking up rain bait at somewhere around 50 yards.
I seen seagulls eat newly hatched ducklings. I’m not seeing
any working guls. I’m also seeing searobins. Gamefish in
excess of five pounds. Rain baits are not a common meal.
Sea robins are well known for smashing rain baits. This
automatically attracts the game fish. Now the gamefish
will eat the sea robins way before they make an effort
for this tiny bait. For that reason I would use a brown teaser.
I had good results doing this BUT if this was August, September
and October and the speedsters were here, like the
false albacore, Atlantic bonito and Spanish mackerel then
I would think of matching the hatch with a flashier fly dressed
with flashabou or a mylar.
https://thefishinhole.com/ranger-nets-drop-net
Darcy is petite but fit. This makes her strong.
Now as she’s going through the motions this allows her to stay focused.
Darcy is a cast net specialist!
April 15th in the northeast is different than May 15th.
We been having a lot of rain. The water is murky, brownish.
I’m not seeing bait close to the bank. What I am seeing is
turns picking up rain bait at somewhere around 50 yards.
I seen seagulls eat newly hatched ducklings. I’m not seeing
any working guls. I’m also seeing searobins. Gamefish in
excess of five pounds. Rain baits are not a common meal.
Sea robins are well known for smashing rain baits. This
automatically attracts the game fish. Now the gamefish
will eat the sea robins way before they make an effort
for this tiny bait. For that reason I would use a brown teaser.
I had good results doing this BUT if this was August, September
and October and the speedsters were here, like the
false albacore, Atlantic bonito and Spanish mackerel then
I would think of matching the hatch with a flashier fly dressed
with flashabou or a mylar.
https://thefishinhole.com/ranger-nets-drop-net
Darcy is petite but fit. This makes her strong.
Now as she’s going through the motions this allows her to stay focused.
Darcy is a cast net specialist!
Triglidae - Wikipedia
Hemitripterinae - Wikipedia
Astroscopus guttatus - Wikipedia
"PRN" is an abbreviation that stands for "pro re nata,"
a Latin phrase meaning "as needed" or "when the situation arises"