11/3 The Vine

[Mstonefish]

I highly recommend circle hooks on flouro leaders w/ spectra backing, these fish are tough

[Saluki]

Originally Posted by SDtone

man you guys rock!!!! I was thinking to go there myself... but I read some where that you should get a guide for a least two years prior to taking your own boat out, let alone renting one....

Funny you mention that............ we are having a "Fresh Water Olympics" at Irvine, stand by for details.



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[Saluki]

Originally Posted by Saluki

Fished Irvine Lake today with by buddy Ron from work.
Rented a spiffy boat at 0600.
Only about 15 boats on the entire lake.
Went to west shore and soaked bait, (with cirlce hooks of coarse).
Saw 2 deer along the shoreline.
Ron tied on a chrome katmaster and naile a dandy 2 1/2 lb R-Bow on the first cast.
That was it..... 1000 started trolling.
1120 picked up another dandy trout on #5 jointed f-tiger rapala.
Watched a hawk attempting to nail ducks on the water after about a dozen attack dives, cool stuff!!
1300 headed back to morning bite as we saw the spotter planes circling and new something must be happening.
Sure enough... 1400 bite goes full speed on bows on bait, tried to call in a sporty but ended up waving in a grumpy old man in a straw hat. Turned his frown upside down after sliding in and picking up 4 in a hurry.

1545 fish are crashing the surface up and down the entire west bank but its time to go home Lake closes at 1600

Thanks to someone who helped with tips on The Vine Mucho Gracias!!!
Caught lots of feesh, and lost even more,,,, these trout are very fiesty, imagine catching rat Yellowtail's on 2lb test.

Almost forgot to mention, returned boat at 1555 and didn't dump the crapper, they said we are not welcome at the rental dock anymore.















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Beats working


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[SMOKEY]

Can I use a J hook when fishing for trouts?
Thanks in advance

Hook Up!

[Saluki]

Originally Posted by SMOKEY

Can I use a J hook when fishing for trouts?
Thanks in advance

Hook Up!

Yes, Irvine has a "No C & R" policy.
What are their grandkids gonna catch?

Kill, kill, kill!!!!!!!!

27 for 21 (New B.D. record)
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[Mstonefish]

Originally Posted by Saluki

Yes, Irvine has a "No C & R" policy.
What are their grandkids gonna catch?

Kill, kill, kill!!!!!!!!

27 for 21 (New B.D. record)
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Thats the spirit! Make it 29

[SMOKEY]

"Trout town Awakened" is that your motto Skipper?

[Saluki]

Originally Posted by Mstonefish

Thats the spirit! Make it 29

We should have a little B.D. kill fest there sometime!


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[Cory]

A Special Man's Massage

Are there any secret spots to please men?

By Sandor Gardos, PhD
WebMD Answers to Questions

It's nice that you're looking for ways to please your partner. I hope he's doing the same for you!

What you're probably referring to is massage of the prostate, a gland inside the male body. The prostate gland produces about 35% of the fluid contained in ejaculated semen. Many men do get great pleasure from having this area stimulated -- often to the point of explosive orgasm.

On the other hand, some men find it very uncomfortable to be touched in this area. They may have had unpleasant experiences with prostate exams at a doctor's office. But for many men, in a romantic context with the right partner, the experience is great.

You can massage your partner's prostate directly or indirectly. The most effective method is to massage it directly, which means inserting your fingers into his body. Lubricate one or two fingers, and as your partner relaxes, insert them gently into his anus. Go very slowly, and let him decide how fast and how deep you go. Once your fingers are inside, curl them forward towards his penis, and make a "come hither" motion against an object that you will feel pressing against the rectum. Ask him how it feels. If it's not feeling good, stop and move on to something else.

A word of warning, though. If your fingernails are not closely trimmed, wear a latex glove and be doubly slow and careful as you enter. If you're careless, an unprotected fingernail might cause a small cut in the tissues inside the anus. While such cuts are rarely dangerous, they can sting for a day or two. You can buy latex gloves -- the thin, transparent kind often used by health workers -- inexpensively at most drug stores.

With the indirect method, all touching takes place outside the body. This gives a less intense sensation, but some men prefer it. If you press up behind your partner's testicles (toward the anus) you'll notice that the penis actually extends a couple of inches inside the body. It's above this inner part of the penis that the prostate resides. During your next sexual encounter, press up here and move the penis around slightly to stimulate the prostate. Or you can press up in the area between the genitals and the anus -- the perineum. Both methods lead to external stimulation of the prostate.

Whichever technique you use, keep communicating with your partner. Some men can have an orgasm from prostate massage alone, while others like additional direct genital stimulation. You may find that prostate massage is not all that you and he had hoped it would be. Luckily, there are about a hundred other places on a man's body for you to explore.
1999 WebMD.

[Saluki]

Originally Posted by SMOKEY

"Trout town Awakened" is that your motto Skipper?

Nope........ "Lake Irvine - Trout Town U.S.A." get it straight

Thanks for the feedback.

[SDtone]

Originally Posted by Dr. Evil

A Special Man's Massage

Are there any secret spots to please men?

By Sandor Gardos, PhD
WebMD Answers to Questions

It's nice that you're looking for ways to please your partner. I hope he's doing the same for you!

What you're probably referring to is massage of the prostate, a gland inside the male body. The prostate gland produces about 35% of the fluid contained in ejaculated semen. Many men do get great pleasure from having this area stimulated -- often to the point of explosive orgasm.

On the other hand, some men find it very uncomfortable to be touched in this area. They may have had unpleasant experiences with prostate exams at a doctor's office. But for many men, in a romantic context with the right partner, the experience is great.

You can massage your partner's prostate directly or indirectly. The most effective method is to massage it directly, which means inserting your fingers into his body. Lubricate one or two fingers, and as your partner relaxes, insert them gently into his anus. Go very slowly, and let him decide how fast and how deep you go. Once your fingers are inside, curl them forward towards his penis, and make a "come hither" motion against an object that you will feel pressing against the rectum. Ask him how it feels. If it's not feeling good, stop and move on to something else.

A word of warning, though. If your fingernails are not closely trimmed, wear a latex glove and be doubly slow and careful as you enter. If you're careless, an unprotected fingernail might cause a small cut in the tissues inside the anus. While such cuts are rarely dangerous, they can sting for a day or two. You can buy latex gloves -- the thin, transparent kind often used by health workers -- inexpensively at most drug stores.

With the indirect method, all touching takes place outside the body. This gives a less intense sensation, but some men prefer it. If you press up behind your partner's testicles (toward the anus) you'll notice that the penis actually extends a couple of inches inside the body. It's above this inner part of the penis that the prostate resides. During your next sexual encounter, press up here and move the penis around slightly to stimulate the prostate. Or you can press up in the area between the genitals and the anus -- the perineum. Both methods lead to external stimulation of the prostate.

Whichever technique you use, keep communicating with your partner. Some men can have an orgasm from prostate massage alone, while others like additional direct genital stimulation. You may find that prostate massage is not all that you and he had hoped it would be. Luckily, there are about a hundred other places on a man's body for you to explore.
1999 WebMD.

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[Saluki]

Originally Posted by Dr. Evil

A Special Man's Massage

Are there any secret spots to please men?

By Sandor Gardos, PhD
WebMD Answers to Questions

It's nice that you're looking for ways to please your partner. I hope he's doing the same for you!

What you're probably referring to is massage of the prostate, a gland inside the male body. The prostate gland produces about 35% of the fluid contained in ejaculated semen. Many men do get great pleasure from having this area stimulated -- often to the point of explosive orgasm.

On the other hand, some men find it very uncomfortable to be touched in this area. They may have had unpleasant experiences with prostate exams at a doctor's office. But for many men, in a romantic context with the right partner, the experience is great.

You can massage your partner's prostate directly or indirectly. The most effective method is to massage it directly, which means inserting your fingers into his body. Lubricate one or two fingers, and as your partner relaxes, insert them gently into his anus. Go very slowly, and let him decide how fast and how deep you go. Once your fingers are inside, curl them forward towards his penis, and make a "come hither" motion against an object that you will feel pressing against the rectum. Ask him how it feels. If it's not feeling good, stop and move on to something else.

A word of warning, though. If your fingernails are not closely trimmed, wear a latex glove and be doubly slow and careful as you enter. If you're careless, an unprotected fingernail might cause a small cut in the tissues inside the anus. While such cuts are rarely dangerous, they can sting for a day or two. You can buy latex gloves -- the thin, transparent kind often used by health workers -- inexpensively at most drug stores.

With the indirect method, all touching takes place outside the body. This gives a less intense sensation, but some men prefer it. If you press up behind your partner's testicles (toward the anus) you'll notice that the penis actually extends a couple of inches inside the body. It's above this inner part of the penis that the prostate resides. During your next sexual encounter, press up here and move the penis around slightly to stimulate the prostate. Or you can press up in the area between the genitals and the anus -- the perineum. Both methods lead to external stimulation of the prostate.

Whichever technique you use, keep communicating with your partner. Some men can have an orgasm from prostate massage alone, while others like additional direct genital stimulation. You may find that prostate massage is not all that you and he had hoped it would be. Luckily, there are about a hundred other places on a man's body for you to explore.
1999 WebMD.

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