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  1. Maybe my swimming is a little *too* fishlike.

    Today I was poked in the back a few times by a fish while
    swimming laps in Canoe Creek's lap-swim area. Apparently
    they stock walleye, muskellunge, bass, trout, chain
    pickerel, catfish, crappies, and other panfish in the man-
    made lake.

    I think I'm the only person in central PA that doesn't fish,
    so I don't know much about their habits. I'm wondering how
    aggressive they might get.

    Other than that, I really like lake swimming. The roped
    off area is about 100 meters long, so you can really
    get in a decent groove without worrying about walls or
    other swimmers.

    Donal Fagan AIA Donal@DonalO'Fagan.com (Anglicise the name
    to reply by e-mail)

  2. Donal Fagan said:

    Maybe my swimming is a little *too* fishlike.

    Today I was poked in the back a few times by a fish while
    swimming laps in Canoe Creek's lap-swim area. Apparently
    they stock walleye, muskellunge, bass, trout, chain
    pickerel, catfish, crappies, and other panfish in the man-
    made lake.

    I think I'm the only person in central PA that doesn't
    fish, so I don't know much about their habits. I'm
    wondering how aggressive they might get.

    D O'F. Canoe Creek? I thought you were in England. There's a
    little down home sort of triathlon there. You're not the
    only one in C.C who doesn't fish although I used to surf
    cast at the Outer Banks. Not since I've provided homes to
    territorial fish and critters of my own.

    You asked where F 9/11 is showing. Premiere, to the left of
    Benner Pike leading to Bellefonte. Also, the Garman.

    rtk

  3. As far as agression, a big muskie might bite you, but cause
    no permanent damage. And I doubt that there is a big enough
    muskie in central PA to hurt you. Besides, those fish were
    probably just hitting on you. 😉

    Just pray that no one has released any Northern snakeheads
    there. Madelaine

    Donal Fagan said:

    Maybe my swimming is a little *too* fishlike.

    Today I was poked in the back a few times by a fish while
    swimming laps in Canoe Creek's lap-swim area. Apparently
    they stock walleye, muskellunge, bass, trout, chain
    pickerel, catfish, crappies, and other panfish in the man-
    made lake.

    I think I'm the only person in central PA that doesn't
    fish, so I don't know much about their habits. I'm
    wondering how aggressive they might get.

    Other than that, I really like lake swimming. The roped
    off area is about 100 meters long, so you can really get
    in a decent groove without worrying about walls or other
    swimmers.

    Donal Fagan AIA Donal@DonalO'Fagan.com (Anglicise the name
    to reply by e-mail)

  4. rtk said:

    Canoe Creek? I thought you were in England.

    I was in *New* England for a while.

    Quoted message said:

    There's a little down home sort of triathlon there.

    I competed quite few years ago.

    Quoted message said:

    You asked where F 9/11 is showing. Premiere, to the left of
    Benner Pike leading to Bellefonte.

    Thx.

    Donal Fagan AIA Donal@DonalO'Fagan.com (Anglicise the name
    to reply by e-mail)

  5. Madelaine said:

    As far as agression, a big muskie might bite you, but cause
    no permanent damage. And I doubt that there is a big enough
    muskie in central PA to hurt you.

    Well, Angie found two red welts on my back. They looked like
    moles, with a bit of skin pulled out.

    My lead carpenter fishes and said the flash of red that I
    saw sounded like a muskie. He says he's seen muskies as big
    as him in Raystown, but I think that's a fish story.

    Quoted message said:

    Besides, those fish were probably just hitting on you. 😉

    Hmmm.

    Donal Fagan AIA Donal@DonalO'Fagan.com (Anglicise the name
    to reply by e-mail)

  6. Donal Fagan <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

    Quoted message said:

    Well, Angie found two red welts on my back. They looked
    like moles, with a bit of skin pulled out.

    Muskies have huge mouths. The above sounds more like
    piranha.

    Maybe it thought you were a cow. :-)

    /Par

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