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"W" 03-16-2010 04:05 PM
Looking at the 9th and 23rd of Oct...........Aug is just to soon....this takes lots of plannings and time.............

RaginCagin 03-16-2010 04:06 PM
Bow season opens October 1st. That will pretty much take me out of it but you gotta do what you can to get the most people involved.

Is it October YET? 03-16-2010 04:07 PM
October 15 in both La and Ms I believe.

RaginCagin 03-16-2010 04:09 PM
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Originally Posted by Is it October YET? (Post 127476)
October 15 in both La and Ms I believe.
Bow season always opens OCT. 1st in most of Louisiana and middle of September in some of the coastal parishes.

"W" 03-16-2010 04:13 PM
Well it comes down if you can sacrifice one day of bow hunting for a good cause in OCT...... This is the only thing about late year fishing is Hunting...... Im a big Duck Hunter myself but Nov is way to late for fishing with the start of cold fronts pushing down.....

I think Oct will bring a good or better crowed as Big Lake did..... Two days at most you will have to give the Fri and Sat or if you live close the Sat to fish......

Most will already have a week or two of bow hunting under there belt and Im not worried about squirrel season as that last until Feb.......

SULPHITE 03-16-2010 04:15 PM
Oh man this'll be my bday present!!! :D

wtretrievers 03-16-2010 04:17 PM
You're not going to make everyone happy, set a date & be done with it, my boys & I missed opening w/e of Turkey season last w/e. We survived! Don't regret it one one bit, suck it up!

longsidelandry 03-16-2010 04:18 PM
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Originally Posted by "W" (Post 127480)
Well it comes down if you can sacrifice one day of bow hunting for a good cause in OCT...... This is the only thing about late year fishing is Hunting...... Im a big Duck Hunter myself but Nov is way to late for fishing with the start of cold fronts pushing down.....

I think Oct will bring a good or better crowed as Big Lake did..... Two days at most you will have to give the Fri and Sat or if you live close the Sat to fish......

Most will already have a week or two of bow hunting under there belt and Im not worried about squirrel season as that last until Feb.......
I agree (never thought I'd say that). It's not like you're skipping a weekend of bow hunting for something useless or something you can't believe you're doing. It's to have a great time with a great group of people for an even greater cause! I'll gladly miss a weekend of sweating in a deer stand, swatting mosquitoes away & maybe seeing a couple of deer to participate in this weekend get together. Maybe that's just the way I see it but bow season lasts til the end of January so we will still have 3 months to get in the woods and try to stick a deer.

longsidelandry 03-16-2010 04:19 PM
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Originally Posted by wtretrievers (Post 127483)
You're not going to make everyone happy, set a date & be done with it, my boys & I missed opening w/e of Turkey season last w/e. We survived! Don't regret it one one bit, suck it up!
x2 Just set it and forget it! I know I heard that somewhere before...

SULPHITE 03-16-2010 04:21 PM
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Originally Posted by longsidelandry (Post 127486)
x2 just set it and forget it! I know i heard that somewhere before...

now you sellin rotiserie machines!!!!

all star rod 03-16-2010 06:13 PM
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Originally Posted by SULPHITE (Post 127482)
Oh man this'll be my bday present!!! :D
When is your B-Day in OCT??

longsidelandry 03-16-2010 06:24 PM
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Originally Posted by SULPHITE (Post 127488)
now you sellin rotiserie machines!!!!
lol Hey man, I gotta pay the bills some kinda way!

fishinpox 03-16-2010 06:45 PM
lake p is hard fishing in sept/oct. gi is more family friendly and gives more options to fish ( marsh and open water and hell even roadside for those who dont got a boat) i think it should be in grand isle and you can trailer your boat to surrounding water ie fourchon leeville ect... it will attract more people this way which meens more money for the charity.. regardless of where it is held you can count me in!!

simplepeddler 03-16-2010 06:50 PM
that is great
 
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Originally Posted by SULPHITE (Post 127488)
now you sellin rotiserie machines!!!!

great quote X2

Raymond 03-16-2010 07:06 PM
Hands down, it would be GI because of the atmosphere of the island. It would also beat sleeping in your boat with a riot gun in order to keep it in any parking lot around the big sleezy. Be a Biotch totin all those 225's into the room for safe keeping.:eek:

huntin fool 03-16-2010 07:09 PM
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Originally Posted by Raymond (Post 127588)
Hands down, it would be GI because of the atmosphere of the island. It would also beat sleeping in your boat with a riot gun in order to keep it in any parking lot around the big sleezy. Be a Biotch totin all those 225's into the room for safe keeping.:eek:

my remington 1100 looks like a riot gun with my little 20 inch barrell lol. Just ask shawn. tink dat would scare them? or do i need to bring our riot gun?

Big Flounder 03-16-2010 08:05 PM
SWEET I like Grand Isle!!!!

Ray 03-16-2010 08:11 PM
There is a hotel/camp/RV park right next to the Gulf Stream launch.
Nothing fancy, and they have a dock to keep the boat in the water.
Gulf Stream has docks you can keep the boat in the water also.

longsidelandry 03-16-2010 08:13 PM
We stayed at one of the camps down Tiger Lane across Hwy 1 from Elmer's Island for the 4th of July last year and it was nice. All the camps there are on the water and you can leave the boat in front of the camp.

Dink 03-16-2010 08:16 PM
Wife kids and I are in.....


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