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<blockquote data-quote="svnmag" data-source="post: 417728" data-attributes="member: 330">IME anywhere:&nbsp; At this time of year when the 'skeeters are bad; the fishing is good.My first experience with ND mosquitos was in '99 or '00 below the Darling Dam:&nbsp; I was warned and brushed it off due to my &quot;experience&quot; night fishing in the Deep South.&nbsp; On that evening a wally could be caught on nearly every cast with the shallow ShadRap--holy shit...I had to nearly run back to the truck with &quot;Pard&quot; already ensconced and laughing his ass off at my &quot;experience&quot;.&nbsp; I didn't respect&nbsp; the North and quickly employed &quot;OFF&quot; candles in addition to spray like when floating cypress in the Okefenokee Swamp.FUN TIP IMHO:&nbsp; NEVER allow bug repellent to touch the inside of the hands.&nbsp; It causes problems with scent, paint schemes and melted plastic.&nbsp; Use the back of your hands to apply to the face, hair and ears:</blockquote>

[QUOTE="svnmag, post: 417728, member: 330"] IME anywhere: At this time of year when the 'skeeters are bad; the fishing is good. My first experience with ND mosquitos was in '99 or '00 below the Darling Dam: I was warned and brushed it off due to my "experience" night fishing in the Deep South. On that evening a wally could be caught on nearly every cast with the shallow ShadRap--holy shit... I had to nearly run back to the truck with "Pard" already ensconced and laughing his ass off at my "experience". I didn't respect the North and quickly employed "OFF" candles in addition to spray like when floating cypress in the Okefenokee Swamp. FUN TIP IMHO: NEVER allow bug repellent to touch the inside of the hands. It causes problems with scent, paint schemes and melted plastic. Use the back of your hands to apply to the face, hair and ears: [/QUOTE]

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