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Tuesday, November 23, 2021

NaPodPoMo #23 Cold Water Fishing

Tim Bete and the Crappie Hippie are back with another fishing tip for #NaPodPoMo21 Cold Water Fishing.. please sub to their #podcast Lure Love

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Dave and Clay: As long time friends and anglers of all species Dave and Clay have decided it would be a good idea to try to catch and eat every species of fish in NH. You may be asking yourself "Why would anyone take on such a quest?" and to that we say, "Why climb a mountain?" or "Why read War and Peace?" Seriously WHY!? Put simply - we love to fish, we like each other's company, and we don't care what people think of us. Enjoy the adventure!

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1. All species must be caught legally, preferably with a hook and line. Exceptions will be made for interesting techniques, such as spearing or archery. No nets or traps allowed.

2. We must eat the first legal example of the fish we catch.

3. Although we can catch the fish individually, eating the fish must be done as a team. That's why God invented freezer bags!

4. Guest anglers may be deputized to join the quest at anytime.

5. We must catch the fish in one year, Feb 7, 2011-Feb 7, 2012.

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