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Post by Fishing Maniac on Jan 2, 2009 21:12:41 GMT -5
There are many seasons. Striped bass season, black bass season, fluke season, trout season, blackfish season, cod season, shark season, salmon season, flounder season, pike season, pickerel season, porgie season, second blackfish season..... And that's just in NY. Next season starts Jan 17, second blackfish season. The big one is Apr 15. First day of striper season. For the first time in three years I will not be working in the Las Vegas Desert that day.
Well, Darren Aronofsky has officially become my favorite current director.
"The Wrestler" was every bit as moving as I'd hear. Fantastic film. There are three movies I've seen that have moved me so much to the point of not wanting to see them again; "Schindler's List", "Requiem For A Dream", and "The Wrestler." Two of those movies were directed by the same man, Aronofsky. He has an uncanny ability to move you...
Check out "The Wrestler." That's as simple as I can put it.
Oh yes! Definitely! It was really the only fishing season for my dad and grandad! And if you have ever had fried crappie...well...you won't ever feel the same about fried catfish again! Soooo much better! ;D A little more work cause the bones are smaller but....sooo worth it! I think the yankees call them white perch or maybe bream? But good eats mostly! LOL!
Oh yes! Definitely! It was really the only fishing season for my dad and grandad! And if you have ever had fried crappie...well...you won't ever feel the same about fried catfish again! Soooo much better! ;D A little more work cause the bones are smaller but....sooo worth it! I think the yankees call them white perch or maybe bream? But good eats mostly! LOL!
No we call them crappie. They happen to come in a white and black variety. We call white perch white perch and we call yellow perch yellow perch. We call speckled sea trout weakfish. I left that one out too. Along with catfish, muskie, snapper, snook, tarpon, red drum, tuna, mackerel.... The list goes on. I fish all over the country. I'm fishing in TX on Monday. There's always something in season somewhere.
But now that you mention it I have never been crappie fishing.....
Well, Darren Aronofsky has officially become my favorite current director.
"The Wrestler" was every bit as moving as I'd hear. Fantastic film. There are three movies I've seen that have moved me so much to the point of not wanting to see them again; "Schindler's List", "Requiem For A Dream", and "The Wrestler." Two of those movies were directed by the same man, Aronofsky. He has an uncanny ability to move you...
Check out "The Wrestler." That's as simple as I can put it.
I've actually only ever heard you talk about The Wrestler. I'm hoping that Netflix has it since you strongly recommend it. But, I do have to say I loved Requiem For A Dream. Something similar to that movie that you might want to check out is Spun with Jason Schwartzman. I watched it the other night and it was quite good.
EDIT: I just saved The Wrestler to my Netflix list for when it comes out.
Oh...you HAVE to come South and do some crappie fishing! Best Fresh water fishing around! Truly! ;D Though I'll admit I AM a bit biased...but truly one of the BEST tasting Fresh water fish you will EVER have if it is cooked right! ;D Really! But...the season isn't very long...basically early EARLY spring....late winter actually to early spring...they like cool water....not too warm.....about mid-Feb to early/mid April around here.....and early to mid-morning before the heat of the day is the best time...before the water temps get too high and they head for deep cool water....when the water temps start heading above 72 degrees they tend to disappear......