02-26-2003, 02:10 AM
I have yet to try tubing, but will soon.
after concidering my options, and taking all the informaton provided to me on this board.
I will be venturing out on to flat water for my few first solo flites.
in the southern central reagon of oakland county michigan there are three ponds available to tubes one of them is electric motors only and the other two have no launches at all and one is a good hike about a mile to get to the pond, one is good for your usual one has rainbows lurking in the depts of 80 feet, and the other is so remote that no one fishes it any more, it has trout bass and what nots...
the reason I call it flat water fishing is that on the windyest days there is no chance of getting hit by a white cap bigger than 6 inches[
] with only electric motors and no launches these 3 ponds of 100 acres each, they are ideal for beginner tubers who want to get their fins wet with out the wories of getting hit by a "pwc" or water skier.
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after concidering my options, and taking all the informaton provided to me on this board.
I will be venturing out on to flat water for my few first solo flites.
in the southern central reagon of oakland county michigan there are three ponds available to tubes one of them is electric motors only and the other two have no launches at all and one is a good hike about a mile to get to the pond, one is good for your usual one has rainbows lurking in the depts of 80 feet, and the other is so remote that no one fishes it any more, it has trout bass and what nots...
the reason I call it flat water fishing is that on the windyest days there is no chance of getting hit by a white cap bigger than 6 inches[
] with only electric motors and no launches these 3 ponds of 100 acres each, they are ideal for beginner tubers who want to get their fins wet with out the wories of getting hit by a "pwc" or water skier.[signature]