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How'd you grow those cuties?!?! My grapevines don't produce THOSE kind of results....I *had* a grapevineā¦Until:View attachment 3214706
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How'd you grow those cuties?!?! My grapevines don't produce THOSE kind of results....I *had* a grapevineā¦Until:View attachment 3214706
I mostly fish saltwater and always the chance and the hope, that a a good redfish or speckled trout or something even bigger, will grab hold of my lure/bait. I too love ultralight and have caught a few Specks and reds that were barely legal on my UL rig on 4 lb line. But is usually broken out when we run into Sandies and mangrove snapper which are smaller fish. Such a blast, a 2 lb fish on 4 lb. test!On ultra-light? Oh my, now I know you're my kind of people! I catch everything on ultra-light gear, that bass I fought was hooked on a tiny crappie jig with 6lb test. It fought harder than anything I've ever caught.
Just went out to the zuc bed and surprise, there were some that had gotten nearly too large. I'll make a giant batch of fritters later and freeze the excess.
On ultra-light? Oh my, now I know you're my kind of people! I catch everything on ultra-light gear, that bass I fought was hooked on a tiny crappie jig with 6lb test. It fought harder than anything I've ever caught.
Just went out to the zuc bed and surprise, there were some that had gotten nearly too large. I'll make a giant batch of fritters later and freeze the excess.
It was getting too hot in garden for the grapevine so I had moved it into the shade and left it unattendedā¦Oops.How'd you grow those cuties?!?! My grapevines don't produce THOSE kind of results....
I was too lazy to change out my lines after moving here. I left my deep sea lines on my long poles. You should see how far I can cast with those puppies. LOL.On ultra-light? Oh my, now I know you're my kind of people! I catch everything on ultra-light gear, that bass I fought was hooked on a tiny crappie jig with 6lb test. It fought harder than anything I've ever caught.
Just went out to the zuc bed and surprise, there were some that had gotten nearly too large. I'll make a giant batch of fritters later and freeze the excess.
I wrap the stem in foil in hopes that the borer beetle (sp?horrible lol) don't bore into the stem and destroy the pumpkin. It works sometimes not always.I had a similar thought about fall yesterday morning while picking the wild blackberries (got another 1 lb 14 oz). There were a whole lot more bugs on the fruits. Quite a few were either covered in ants, covered in fruit flies, or had a wasp on them. Before that, I'd see a few ants or stink bugs or JB, but yesterday had me thinking that they know fall is coming.
Why do you have the stem wrapped in foil?